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A range of arts, sports and employment training programmes that aims to build confidence, resilience and independence in youth with special needs.Organisation: YMCA of Singapore Disability served: Persons with disabilities
Contact Information
6336 8003
csp@ymca.org.sg
https://www.ymca.org.sg/community-services/ymca-youth-support-special-needs/
Address Information
1 Orchard Road, Singapore 238824
Private Organisation
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