Nurture Pods

Written by Jasmine Teo | September 27, 2024

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Established

2011

Class size

Maximum of 6 children

Address

314 Thomson Rd, Eng Aun Mansion, Singapore 307659

Phone

+65 6352 5938

Opening hours

Mon to Sat 8:30-17:30

Website

Nurture Pods

request@nurturepods.com

Nurture Pods is a leading Early Intervention Centre in Singapore for children with special needs aged 3 to 12 years old. The centre focuses on providing tailored programs that address various needs of the children both at home and in school.

Nurture Pods offers individual and group sessions using the TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and Related Communication-handicapped Children) technique, an evidence-based approach developed by the University of North Carolina. The centre aims to identify each child's strengths and help them develop essential daily life skills, academic abilities, and social accomplishments.

Highlights:

Evidence-based best practices: Nurture Pods uses tried and tested methods in its holistic and effective intervention programs for special needs children, fostering the development of every child to the fullest extent possible.
Participatory approach in child development: Nurture Pods recognizes that parents play an important role in their child’s development. The centre offers sessions where parents can participate in their child’s learning process, fostering collaboration among the child, parents, and the centre.
Home-Based Early Intervention Program on offer: For parents who want to conduct sessions in their home, Nurture Pods offers home-based personalized, one-on-one sessions, based on Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) principles. The program includes ABA parent and caregiver training, empowering families to teach their children essential life skills like communication and independence.
MSF-certified Early Intervention Centre: Nurture Pods holds certification from the Ministry of Social and Family Development and approval from SG Enabled as an Accredited Institution for Early Intervention Programs. Additionally, parents can utilize the Child Development Account (CDA) for the centre’s services.

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