Meet
The Makers
Discover our community of makers, artists and creatives - each bringing unique perspectives, talents and stories. Whether you're looking to commission, partner, or support, we are ready to turn creativity into impact.
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore
As part of its commitment to meaningful employment, CPAS operates a sheltered workshop known as Goodwill, Rehabilitation and Occupational Workshop (GROW). The workshop provides supported employment opportunities for over 95 trainees, many of whom have cerebral palsy or multiple disabilities. Through structured work and skill development, trainees build capabilities, confidence, and independence, demonstrating dedication and effort in their craft and contributing meaningfully through their work. Guided by its core values of hope, empowerment, aspiration, respect, and trust, CPAS supports persons with disabilities in working toward fulfilled and dignified lives.
Capabilities
Acrylic Painting
Art Licensing
Batik Painting
Chalk Painting
Watercolour Painting
About The Maker
Founded in 1957, Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore provides care and services for children and adults with cerebral palsy or multiple disabilities – early intervention, special education, therapy rehabilitation and clinics, day activity centre programmes, vocational training, and sheltered employment.


Speciality
Driven by their core values of hope, empowerment, aspiration, respect and trust, they aim to empower persons with cerebral palsy or multiple disabilities to realise their full potential and lead fulfilled, dignified lives.

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Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)
Each lovingly crafted product made or designed by individuals with Down syndrome is more than an item. It reflects talent, pride and the belief that everyone can contribute meaningfully to society.
Capabilities
Acrylic Painting
Art Licensing
About The Maker
Since 1996, Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) has championed the potential of persons with Down syndrome, empowering them through holistic support, public education, and meaningful engagement.


Speciality
Their lovingly crafted products—each made or designed by individuals with Down syndrome—are more than items; they are proud expressions of talent and the belief that everyone can contribute meaningfully to society.


Interested to work with Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)?
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JOJOMAMA
Phoebe and her son Jonah craft unique resin pieces using real pressed flowers, each element thoughtfully placed by hand. This tested process now extends to train and employ other adults with disabilities. Every handmade item is a beautiful reminder that inclusion blooms where creativity is shared.
Capabilities
Acrylic Painting
Resin Art
About The Maker
Born during the pandemic as a heartfelt mother-son project, JOJOMAMA blends craft, care, and community.

Speciality
Every handmade item is a beautiful reminder that inclusion blooms where creativity is shared. By supporting JOJOMAMA, you’re giving meaningful work and income to differently-abled artisans.



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MINDS Craft
by MINDSG
What began as a therapy programme has evolved into a growing social enterprise where persons with intellectual disabilities develop fine motor skills, confidence, and artistic voice. From vibrant art pieces to functional crafts, they champion quality, pride, and the transformative power of meaningful work.
Capabilities
Acrylic Painting
Art Licensing
Beadwork
Copper Tooling
Macrame
Watercolour Painting
About The Maker
As part of one of the largest social service agencies in Singapore, MINDS Craft transforms creativity into empowerment. They are dedicated to providing meaningful opportunities for persons with intellectual disabilities to express themselves through art and craftsmanship.

Speciality
From vibrant art pieces to functional crafts, MINDS Craft champions quality, pride, and the transformative power of meaningful work.

