What is behavioural intervention and what does it cover?
Behavioural intervention is intended to enable persons with disabilities with higher support needs to transition to and adapt to centre-based or community-based services. Behavioural intervention can either be home-based, or delivered through pull out sessions at the various Enabling Skills for Life Programme (ESLP) centres.
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What is Enabling Skills for Life Programme (ESLP) and what problem will it be solving?
What is the difference between Day Activity Centres (DAC), Sheltered Workshops (SW) and Enabling Skills for Life Programme (ESLP)?
How do Enabled Living Programme (ELP) and Home Support Programme (HSP) differ from current home care services, and will they use existing providers?
What is the Inclusive Support Programme (InSP)?
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