SPD Careers and Employment

About the company

Company size
less than 10
Industry
Nonprofit & NGO
Headquarters
Riga
Link
SPD website

SPD is a local charity set up to help people with disabilities of all ages to maximise their potential and integrate them into mainstream society.

Through over 20 programmes that encompass early intervention, therapy, vocational training, assistive technology, day care, as well as educational, employment and social service support, we serve people with physical, sensory and learning disabilities.

Founded in 1964 by a group of Rotarians, we were known as Society for Aid to the Paralysed (SA...

SPD is a local charity set up to help people with disabilities of all ages to maximise their potential and integrate them into mainstream society.

Founded in 1964 by a group of Rotarians, we were known as Society for Aid to the Paralysed (SAP). In the earlier years, SAP provided employment opportunities at its sheltered workshop to people with disabilities who had difficulties seeking open employment. We were renamed Society for the Physically Disabled (SPD) in May 1998 and subsequently to just SPD in July 2014 to better reflect the work that we do – serving people beyond physical disabilities.

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Executive in Singapore

on October 5, 2023

Good work life balance

Good work life balance but lack of progression and learning opportunity. Ability to come up with own projects to do and supportive managers and team mates

Physiotherapist in Singapore

on March 16, 2023

Great working environment and management

Great colleagues and management, fun working environment. It can get tiring and stressful at times with the amount of clients. Management understands our concerns. The CEO often walks around to check on different programmes, he's very hands on.

Admin Executive in Tiong Bahru Estate

on March 2, 2020

Poor

Pending whether CEO likes or dislikes you or not kind of Culture. Nobody dares tell him otherwise than his ideas. If he likes you, you can resigne and allow to return for employment for 5 times in some cases.

Administrative work like handling patient records in Tiong Bahru

on June 9, 2019

Very friendly environment

I was there on voluntary purposes and was on my 1st year diploma break. My colleagues who told me what to do were very friendly and patient with me especially when I was facing problems in certain data entry.

Volunteer in Singapore

on November 1, 2018

Fun and exciting

The workplace culture is a lot of fun with new experiences almost everyday. Each day is a new learning experience. It gives an oppurtunity to be creative in many ways.

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