Enabling Village

Keep up the good work of enabling those who have different abilities from the general population. Items sold could likely move faster if priced a little lower for higher net profits & more awareness though.

I stay just opposite the Enabling Village. Ntuc is very conveniently located though not having wide range of goods but necessary. Visited one of the cafes once and food was okay. Ran by special abilities students. Appreciate their hospitality. Has an inclusive childcare too and a shop where they showcased arts done by special abilities persons which some we could purchase to show some support. I bought myself a mug done by a special boy. There is SG gym too. I saw they have some kind of zumba class held there too. There is also a clinic there. Special abilities persons dedicated. Also catered for the lower income. Doctor was very nice despite having a very cold and rude clinic assistant. She spoke in a manner assuming we are low income and uneducated. Shouldn't have chose to work here knowing you will be dealing with people from this cluster. Enabling village needs no judgemental people working in there.

It remind me d old estate structure.Feel hd upon seeing it as it brought back childhood memories. Stayed in A Rental flat with great experienced n Adventures .....(Playing Hide n Seek....catching spiders ...Marbles..Ting ting)

A place that allow people to seek help on their disabilities. There's also an inclusive preschool where environment are nice and staffs are kind and caring. There's also a medium size supermarket that has the essentials. There's a pond with turtles and fishes in it thats always a hot demand by my kids ><

Lovely place and visited the clay festival 2021 here. Very environmental friendly too.

I was very impressed with Singapore's wonderful efforts. I enjoyed the elegance of experiencing art in a quiet space.

It's good for family dining. Ample space. Conveniently located. Standard Cantonese cuisine. I like the sweet potato lava dessert

Pleasantly surprised by the space here. Such lush greenery and positive vibes. Very impressed with the artwork by autistic artists at The Art Faculty, the various “enabling” facilities and Professor Brawn Cafe (too bad Soul Food was closed). Even the NTUC feels way more serene and the staff super sweet and friendly. ??