Enabling Sports Fund projects

The first cycle of the Enabling Sports Fund closed with 21 community sports projects supported. These projects will enable more than 8,000 persons with disabilities to participate in and experience over 20 sports and fitness activities.

Last updated 16 April 2026

The Enabling Sport Fund is supported by President’s Challenge to grow community-initiated disability sports, support sporting aspirations of persons with disabilities, and promote a more inclusive sporting ecosystem.

Click on the initiatives below to find out more.

ActivUs: Lions Befrienders Service Association

Find out more about Lions Befrienders Service Association's ActivUs

Contact Information
Point of Contact	Begum Khalida
Email Address	begum.khalida.abdullah@lb.org.sg
Website	https://www.lionsbefrienders.org.sg/
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	ActivUs
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Create safe, engaging, and adapted sports environments where persons with disabilities can actively participate, train, and compete alongside Lions Befrienders’ seniors, fostering confidence, skill development, and joy in movement in both underserved communities.
Participants Age Range	Persons with disabilities, aged between 18 and above, joined by robust seniors aged 60 and above from Lions Befrienders’ Active Ageing Centres.
Disability Profiles Served	Physical disabilities, such as wheelchair users
Location(s)	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.
Session Schedule	The implementation of our ActivUs inclusive sports initiative will follow a bi-annual cycle, with each run comprising a structured five-month programme. Training sessions will be conducted fortnightly at Lions Befrienders’ Active Ageing Centres, resulting in a total of eight sessions over four months. In the fifth month, the programme will culminate in a one-off sports event that brings together all participants—persons with disabilities, robust seniors, and volunteers—for a day of competition, celebration, and community engagement. To ensure sustainability and participant well-being, the programme will incorporate a rest month in June and December, allowing for reflection, recovery, and planning for the next cycle. The initiative will be held twice a year, with full programme runs scheduled for January to May and July to November.
How to register or find out more about the project	By email or calling Lions Befrienders
Additional Notes

Boccia Sport: Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)

Find out more about Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)'s Boccia Sport programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Muscular Dystrophy Association (Singapore)
Point of Contact	Chris
Email Address	programmes@mdas.org.sg
Contact Number	62596933
Website	https://www.mdas.org.sg
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Boccia Sport
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Boccia is a ball sport designed for athletes with physical disabilities (moderate to severe), especially those affecting motor skills. Players aim to throw or roll coloured balls as close as possible to a white target ball called the “jack.” The game can be played individually or in teams. Boccia is a Paralympic sport that emphasizes strategy, accuracy, and control.
Participants Age Range	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
Disability Profiles Served	The programme is specifically catered to individuals diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy, a group of neuromuscular conditions characterised by progressive muscle weakness and reduced motor function. Beneficiaries include individuals with significant physical impairments, such as wheelchair users and those with limited strength, coordination, and range of movement.
Location(s)	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
Session Schedule	Training session will be on every wed from 1.45pm-4.45pm
How to register or find out more about the project	You may email programmes@mdas.org.sg or call 62596933

Empowering Para Cyclists, Inspiring Communities: Para Cycling Federation of Singapore

Find out more information about Para Cycling Federation of Singapore's Empowering Para Cyclists, Inspiring Communities programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Para Cycling Federation Of Singapore
Point of Contact	Yvette
Email Address	feedback@paracycling.sg
Contact Number
Website	https://www.paracycling.sg/
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Empowering Para Cyclists, Inspiring Communities
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Para Cycling Federation of Singapore serves as the community-centered backbone of the ecosystem, powered by passionate volunteers and dedicated to making cycling accessible and inclusive for all. Para cycling in Singapore is structured across three key pathways: Community, Development, and High Performance. The Community pathway focuses on recreation and rehabilitation, bringing together volunteers, coaches, and families to create safe, supportive spaces where participants can build skills, confidence, independence, and joy through cycling. The Development pathway supports emerging athletes, providing opportunities to grow, improve, and explore their potential. The High Performance pathway, managed by Singapore Disability Sports Council, is designed for athletes who aspire to compete at elite levels and pursue competitive racing.
Participants Age Range	11-65
Disability Profiles Served	Physical impairment Visual impairment Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
Location(s)	Jurong West stadium (20 Jurong West Street 93, Singapore 648965)
Session Schedule	Every Saturday 3pm to 5pm
Please indicate how views can register or find out more about the project.	feedback@paracycling.sg
Additional Notes	Please do look at our calendar for more information about our weekly sessions. https://www.paracycling.sg/events/

Enabling Para Dragons: Singapore Dragon Boat Association

Find out more about Singapore Dragon Boat Association's Enabling Para Dragons Programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Singapore Dragon Boat Association
Point of Contact	Chia Yi Liang
Email Address	yiliang@sdba.org.sg
Contact Number	91859911
Website	www.sdba.org.sg
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Enabling Para Dragons
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Enabling Para Dragons is a programme designed to equip dragon boat coaches and volunteers with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to better support and manage para athletes within a dragon boat environment. The programme provides a learning platform where experienced para dragon boat coaches share practical insights drawn from their real-life coaching experiences. Through guided discussions, case sharing, and practical walkthroughs, participants will gain a clearer understanding of the situations, challenges, and considerations coaches and volunteers may encounter when training para athletes. As para dragon boating is still at a very early stage of development, there are currently limited structured courses or specialists focusing specifically on coaching para athletes within a dragon boat setting. This workshop aims to bridge that gap by facilitating knowledge exchange and introducing best practices that are unique to the sport. Para athletes are also welcome to participate in the workshop. Their presence will provide assurance that coaches and volunteers are being better equipped to support them, while also creating an opportunity for athletes to share their perspectives, experiences, and valuable insights. This two-way exchange will help foster greater understanding and strengthen athlete-centred practices within the community. By bringing together coaches, volunteers, para athletes, and experienced practitioners, the programme will strengthen capability within the dragon boat community and establish a stronger foundation for the sustainable growth of para dragon boating.
Participants Age Range	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
Disability Profiles Served	All disabilities are welcome
Location(s)	The Kallang
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
How to register or find out more about the project	admin@sdba.org.sg

Floorcurling Activity for PwDs: SPD

More information coming soon.

FROM LEGACY TO SUSTAINABILITY: Wheelchair Basketball Association (Singapore)

More information coming soon.

Fun Hike (Eden Friendship Club): Autism Association (Singapore)

Find out more about Autism Association (Singapore)'s Fun Hike programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Autism Association (Singapore)
Point of Contact	Elton Li
Email Address	efc@autism-association.org.sg
Contact Number	80420734 (WhatsApp only - organisers will contact you using this number)
Website	https://www.autismlinks.org.sg/programmes/efc
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Fun Hike / Eden Friendship Club
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Fun Hike is a programme under Eden Friendship Club. Hiking routes varies in location and usually lasts 2 hours per session. Route and itinerary will only be shared with registered participants.
Participants Age Range	18 years old and above.
Disability Profiles Served	Autism Spectrum Disorder (with Intellectual Impairment)
Location(s)	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.
How to register or find out more about the project	Website: https://www.autismlinks.org.sg/programmes/efc Email: efc@autism-association.org.sg
Additional Notes	Eden Friendship Club (EFC) runs regular sessions. Fun Hike is one of the programmes under EFC. Annual membership fee applies. Eden School Alumni will receive special discount on annual membership fee. Contact us to find out more.

iBoccia: SUN-DAC

Find out more information about SUN-DAC's iBoccia programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	SUN-DAC
Point of Contact	Yaros Shumovskyi
Email Address	yaros@sundac.org
Contact Number	64426395
Website	www.sundac.org
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	SUN-DAC iBoccia: Inclusive Sports for All
Short Description of the Programme/Project	SUN-DAC is expanding iBoccia, an inclusive adaptation of the Paralympic sport Boccia, where persons with disabilities (PwDs) are paired with able-bodied teammates to compete together. This format fosters teamwork, builds confidence, and promotes meaningful inclusion through shared play. Over three years, iBoccia will benefit up to 150 PwDs through structured training, programme sessions, and annual competitions. To support this, SUN-DAC will conduct monthly training for partner Social Service Agencies (SSAs), equipping them with the skills to participate meaningfully and compete effectively. Each year will culminate in the SUN-DAC iBoccia Competition — a national platform celebrating achievement, skill development, and inclusive community participation.
Participants Age Range	Our participants are above 18 years old
Disability Profiles Served	All disability types are open to compete in the training session and competitions
Location(s)	The training sessions will be conducted at SUN-DAC centres and at partner SSA’s premises. Interested parties can contact us to find out more about the training session and the annual competition.
Session Schedule	Sessions will be conducted at partner SSA’s once a month
How to register or find out more about the project	Email us at sundachq@sundac.org
Additional Notes	We are seeking committed volunteers to take on roles such as teammates, scorekeeper, ball assistant, or ushers. Please email sundachq@sundac.org to find out more

Inclusive Dragon Boat for ASD: Awesome Steadfast Dragons

Find out more about Awesome Steadfast Dragons' Inclusive Dragon Boat for ASD Kids Programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Awesome Steadfast Dragons
Point of Contact	Tony Leong
Email Address	tony.leong.pk@gmail.com
Contact Number	96655210
Website
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Inclusive Dragon Boat for people with ASD
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Awesome Steadfast Dragons is a dragonboat team for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The sport of dragonboating cultivate teamwork, coordination and healthy exercise. Through this sport, it will better build up the independence of the kids and enable them to work with other people.
Participants Age Range	13 - 29 yrs old
Disability Profiles Served	Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Location(s)	Bedok Reservoir and Kallang
Session Schedule	2 Sundays per month
How to register or find out more about the project	Email, Whatsapp

Let's Play Soundball: Soundball (Singapore)

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Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Soundball (Singapore)
Point of Contact	Marc Chiang
Email Address	soundballsingapore@gmail.com
Contact Number
Website	https://www.soundball.sg/
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Let's Play Soundball
Short Description of the Programme/Project	This initiative comprises two key components: 1. Regular Training Programme A structured series of two sets of 10 training sessions will be conducted within a calendar year. These sessions aim to introduce new participants to Blind Tennis and recruit them into Soundball Singapore's ongoing programme under Playability. Through progressive coaching, participants will learn the fundamentals of the sport and build confidence to continue playing regularly. 2. Annual Tennis Camp A dedicated camp will be organised to bring together all members of Soundball Singapore. This event serves as a platform for skill enhancement, knowledge sharing, and community bonding. Participants will receive advanced coaching, engage in friendly matches, and deepen their understanding of the game—fostering unity and collective growth within the Soundball community.
Participants Age Range	Minimally 7 years and up
Disability Profiles Served	Persons who are blind or have low vision
Location(s)	Interested party can contact us to find out more
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
How to register or find out more about the project	Email us to find out more

Parasport360 Kids and Youth Club: Singapore Disability Sports Council

More information coming soon.

Parasport360 Open House and Fair: Singapore Disability Sports Council

More information coming soon.

Play.Able: Unified Play & Grow: Be Kind SG

Find out more about Be Kind SG's Play.Able: Unified Play & Grow Programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Be Kind SG
Point of Contact	Sherry Soon
Email Address	sherrysoon@bekind.sg
Contact Number
Website	https://www.bekind.sg/pages/contact
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Play.Able: Unified Play & Grow
Short Description of the Programme/Project	The "Unified Play & Grow" program is a 12-week training session focusing on the fundamental movements of different sports: football, floorball, and badminton. Children will be divided into 2 age groups: 2 to 7 years old and 8 to 12 years old. They will have a final mini-challenge that will celebrate participation, effort, and sportsmanship for both age groups, preparing our young participants for future involvement in the larger 'Play Inclusive' community.
Participants Age Range	2 to 12 years old
Disability Profiles Served	Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and intellectual disabilities studying in MOE Special Education Schools
Location(s)	Enabling Village
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.
How to register or find out more about the project	Email: playable@bekind.sg

Project StartBright: Republic Polytechnic

Find out more about Republic Polytechnic's Project StarBright

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Republic Polytechnic
Point of Contact	Choo Han Kiat
Email Address	choo_han_kiat2@rp.edu.sg
Contact Number
Website
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Project StartBright
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Mayflower Primary School has established capabilities to support deaf/hearing-impaired students, including their participation in inclusive sports activities such as the 60m sprint. Currently, each deaf runner is paired with a buddy who taps their shoulder to signal the start of the race when the SEIKO PS-110 start gun system is triggered. While this method enables participation, it introduces inconsistencies due to the variable response time of the buddy, potentially compromising the fairness of the competition. Republic Polytechnic aims to provide a synchronised and equitable start signal for all runners, eliminating human-induced delays and ensuring a fairer competitive environment for deaf athletes
Participants Age Range	All age
Disability Profiles Served	Hearing disability
Location(s)	Republic Polytechnic
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
How to register or find out more about the project	Please email: choo_han_kiat2@Rp.edu.sg

Singapore Community Para-Fencing Programme: Alvin Teo

Find out more about the Singapore Community Para-Fencing Programme led by Alvin Teo here.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Singapore Community Para-Fencing Programme (led by Alvin Teo)
Point of Contact	Alvin Teo
Email Address	Singaporeparafencing@gmail.com
Contact Number	Mobile (WhatsApp preferred): +65 9116 9555
Website	Instagram: @Singapore_Para_Fencing
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Singapore Community Para-Fencing Programme – Phase I (2026–2028)
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Singapore's first national-level community para-fencing programme for persons with physical disabilities. Supported by Sport Singapore's Enabling Sports Fund, and backed by Fencing Singapore and the Singapore Disability Sports Council, the programme delivers structured, twice-weekly training in an inclusive setting at Champion's Forge Fencing. In partnership with Sydney Para Fencing, participants build strength, coordination, confidence, and social connection through fencing. The programme introduces participants to adaptive sport in a safe and progressive environment, with opportunities to explore further development pathways in para sport where appropriate. Open to beginners and progressing participants. Supported by trained para-fencing coaches, a physiotherapist, and volunteers. No prior experience required. All equipment is fully provided at no cost. One piste. All abilities.
Participants Age Range	Youth (13 years and above) and adults. No upper age limit. Open to persons with physical disabilities. Individual needs will be assessed at intake.
Disability Profiles Served	Persons with physical disabilities, including spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, limb loss, and neuromuscular conditions. Open to wheelchair users and ambulant participants. Individual needs will be assessed prior to participation.
Location(s)	Champions' Forge Fencing Club, 231 Mountbatten Road, BLK F, #01–01, Singapore 397999 Accessible venue with barrier-free access and accessible toilets. Short covered walkway from Mountbatten MRT.
Session Schedule	Twice weekly: Wednesdays, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Saturdays, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Training begins: May 2026
How to register or find out more about the project	Register or enquire: Email: Singaporeparafencing@gmail.com Instagram: @Singapore_Para_Fencing (DM us to join) Telegram: alvinteofencing. Limited slots available for the first intake.
Additional Notes	This programme is supported by the Enabling Sports Fund. There is no cost to participants. All fencing equipment, including wheelchairs and frames, is provided. No prior fencing experience is required. Caregivers and family members are welcome to attend for support and community engagement.

Netball Sparks: Netball Singapore

Find out more about Netball Singapore's Netball Sparks programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Netball Singapore
Point of Contact	Chew Hui
Email Address	community@netball.org.sg
Contact Number
Website
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Netball Sparks
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Netball Sparks is a community-based programme tailored for youths with mild intellectual disability. Over five months of weekly training sessions, experienced coaches will adapt netball drills and activities to suit participants’ abilities. Through netball, participants will build motor skills, communication, and resilience. Beyond sport, the programme fosters social integration by involving volunteers and culminating in a carnival where participants can showcase their progress to families and the wider community. The core of Netball Sparks seeks not only to spark awareness of intellectual disability, but also to spark confidence among our differently-abled friends as they discover things about themselves they never thought possible.
Participants Age Range	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
Disability Profiles Served	Mild Intellectual Disability
Location(s)	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
How to register or find out more about the project	Write in to community@netball.org.sg
Additional Notes	The pilot run of Netball Sparks will engage beneficiaries from an identified partner school.

Step Together 2026: Institute of Technical Education (College Central)

Find out more about about Institute of Technical Education (College Central)'s Step Together 2026 Programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Institute of Technical Education (College Central)
Point of Contact	Cookie Tan
Email Address	cookie_k_k_tan@ite.edu.sg
Contact Number
Website
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Step Together 2026
Short Description of the Programme/Project	The “Step Together – Empowering physical activities through FUN!” initiative by students from Higher Nitec in Sport Management (ITE College Central) aims to bridge the inclusivity gap in sports by offering a structured and inclusive sports programme tailored specifically to Singaporeans of diverse abilities. Through our focus on fundamental movement skills and adaptive sports/games taught by trained ITE student coaches, Step Together aims to: 1. Engage persons with disabilities through recreational physical activities. 2. Empower persons with disabilities to develop essential movement skills. 3. Enrich participants' lives by instilling values through sports.
Participants Age Range	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.
Disability Profiles Served	Step Together – Empowering physical activities through FUN!” initiative is a collaboration between MINDS Woodlands Regional Hub and ITE College Central for their clients & caregivers.
Location(s)	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.
How to register or find out more about the project	Interested parties can contact us to find out more.

Stride Forward: Running Hour Co-Operative Limited

More information coming soon.

Wheels in Motion: Wheelchair Rugby Association (Singapore)

Find out more about Wheelchair Rugby Association's Wheels in Motion Programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Wheelchair Rugby Association (Singapore)
Point of Contact	Clare Ferguson
Email Address	Wheelchairrugbysingapore@gmail.com
Contact Number
Website	Www.wheelchairrugbyassociationofsingapore.com
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Wheels In Motion
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Wheels in Motion is a community wheelchair rugby programme for beginners or experienced players. PWDs with high level spinal injuries, amputations or comparable impairments are welcome to sign up for a ten-week programme culminating in a season finale competition. Care givers, health professionals and volunteers are invited to join and learn more about the sport.
Participants Age Range	16 years upwards
Disability Profiles Served	Wheelchair rugby is a mixed gender contact team sport. Primarily played by individuals with quadriplegia or tetraplegia. It’s open to those with spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, amputations or other neurological conditions.
Location(s)	Choa Chu Kang Sports Hall, Level 2
Session Schedule	Tuesday evening 7:30pm-10:00pm
How to register or find out more about the project	Email or website

Unified Adventures (Nature & Sports for All Abilities): Touch Community Services

Find out more information about Touch Community Services' Unified Adventures: Nature & Sports for All Abilities Programme.

Contact Information
Organisation / Applicant Name	Touch Community Services
Point of Contact	Rayyan Affan
Email Address	rayyan.affan@touch.org.sg
Contact Number	82226905
Website
Programme Information
Programme / Project Name	Unified Adventures: Nature & Sports for All Abilities
Short Description of the Programme/Project	Adaptive Nature Hike (Pasir Ris Park): Accessible trail experience for mobility aids. Low-Elements Challenge Course (CSC Loyang): Team-building activities adapted for diverse abilities. Unified Bocce Session: Mixed-ability teams to foster social inclusion.
Participants Age Range	Elderly Participants are seniors from eldercare aged 65 and above. Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) & Special Needs will be of a profile of ages 9 to 50
Disability Profiles Served	Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) & Special Needs will have of a profile of ages 9 to 50 with physical, intellectual, special needs or sensory disabilities, including wheelchair users and those with limited mobility.
Location(s)	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
Session Schedule	Interested parties can contact us to find out more
How to register or find out more about the project	Interested parties can contact us to find out more by emailing rayyan.affan@touch.org.sg
Additional Notes	We will revise the information as we move along, pending confirmation with some of our partners.