About Us

The Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund (GCTEF) is a community fund which aims to help build a society where persons with disabilities are recognised for their abilities and lead full, socially integrated lives. Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong is the Patron of the fund.

SG Enable supports the fund’s administrative functions. Mediacorp, as the official media partner, is committed to using its capabilities and resources to change mindsets and advocate for a caring and inclusive society.

Purpose

To help build a society where persons with disabilities are recognised for their abilities, enabled to lead full and socially integrated lives.

Our Patron

A message from Emeritus Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong, Patron of GCTEF:

“I initiated the Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund in 2016 to bring about a caring and compassionate Singapore, or in my words, a kinder and gentler Singapore. The GCTEF helps persons with disabilities lead active and productive lives. Our vision is to change society’s perception of them, from seeing only their disabilities to recognising their abilities, promise and achievements.

We should value every Singaporean, whatever his abilities and station in life. Singapore’s greatest resource is our people, and we as a society must ensure that every Singaporean who can contribute is given the opportunity to do so. Most persons with disabilities, if given the opportunities and the resources, can play a meaningful part in our society.”

Fund Administration Council

Helmed by SG Enable Board Members, the Fund Administration Council ensures effective stewardship and management of donated funds.

Mr Moses Lee

Chairman

Chairman, SG Enable

Chairman, Special Needs Trust Company

Dr Haslina Mohamed Hassan

Member

Board Member, SG Enable

Senior Educational Therapist and Counsellor, MindChamps Allied Care

Dr Lim Hong Huay

Member

Board Member, SG Enable

Board Chair, CaringSG

Director, Rophi Clinic

Fund Raising Committee

Helmed by public and private sector veterans, the Fund Raising Committee guides the development and execution of all fund raising efforts.

Mr Richard Eu Yee Ming

Chairman

Chairman, Eu Yan Sang International Ltd

Ms Rebecca Eu

Member

Mr Ang Hao Yao

Member

Ms Sara Jumabhoy

Member

Frequently Asked Questions

GCTEF is a community fund which aims to help build a society where persons with disabilities are recognised for their abilities, enabled to lead full and socially integrated lives. Emeritus Senior Minister (ESM) Goh Chok Tong is Patron of the Fund. SG Enable, an agency dedicated to enabling persons with disabilities, is GCTEF's administrator. Mediacorp is the official media partner.

GCTEF serves persons with disabilities who are Singaporeans or Permanent Residents of Singapore. This includes persons with physical disabilities, sensory disabilities (e.g. visual impairment and deafness/ hearing loss), intellectual disabilities and autism.

GCTEF focuses on plugging gaps in the disability sector and supplementing areas requiring support. Specifically, monies will be used to provide financial aid and support persons with disabilities in fulfilling their aspirations.

GCTEF is solely dependent on donations and sponsorships from the general public, foundations, private as well as government linked corporations and institutions to function.

We believe strongly in the many helping hands approach and the power of the community.

  1. Be a Donor - Help us widen our reach and impact with a recurring or one-time cash donation via PayNow, bank transfer, cheque, credit card, or online giving. Support us HERE.
  2. Be a Fund Raiser - You can amplify your giving by rallying like-minded people to support our cause. Explore fund raising possibilities HERE.
  3. Be a Partner - Organisations that are keen to explore sponsorship or partnership opportunities, do contact us at enquiries@gctenablefund.sg.

Only persons with disabilities who are Singaporeans or Permanent Residents of Singapore are eligible to receive funding from GCTEF. We work closely with organisations such as schools, social service agencies and hospitals to assess and assist potential beneficiaries.

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