Assistive Technology Fund for assessed devices
Means-tested SG Enable support for eligible people needing assessed assistive technology.
What this resource offers
ATF is a means-tested subsidy route for eligible people with disabilities who need assessed assistive technology for areas such as learning, daily living or work. A therapist or social worker at a public hospital or social-service touchpoint helps assess and submit the application. If the family is not connected to a touchpoint, the guide suggests asking a polyclinic about a public-hospital referral. Confirm disability verification, device assessment and funding conditions before ordering equipment.
Helpful questions for your next conversation
- Can your therapist assess the device need and submit an ATF application?
- What verification and household documents are required before we obtain a quotation?
This listing summarises published information. Eligibility, fees and availability must be confirmed directly with the provider; listing is not an ALBE endorsement or partnership.
Every person’s needs and journey are different. Use this information to support a conversation with a qualified professional, not as a substitute for personalized advice.
