Learning Wagon is Click’s individualised functional life skills program catered for young adults with disabilities, who have graduated from formal schooling and would still benefit from additional functional skill development.

We believe that learning is a continuous process, and helping young people with special needs achieve independence in daily life is important.

Every participant comes in with their own set of strengths and areas of improvement. At Click, we take a person- centered approach, and for each of our participants at Learning Wagon, we will complete an individualised support plan (similar to an IEP – Individualised Education Plan)  in consultation with the primary caregiver(s) and focus our support in these key areas.

In line with our vision to Engage, Empower, and Engage, participants will learn essential functional skills in multiple skill domains, including:

• Functional Literacy – reading, general knowledge acquisition, answering WH questions, writing notes, comprehension etc.

• Functional Numeracy – reading numbers, reading prices, money management, planning budget etc.

• Shopping – follow a shopping list to make purchases at a supermarket, using self-checkout at the supermarket, paying for purchases, checking for change etc.

• Community Participation –  gathering belongings before going out, staying with the group during outings, keeping personal belongings safe, participating in social outings, etc.

• Food preparation – getting ingredients, making simple snacks that do not involve cooking, cooking food using a variety of appliances such as an air fryer, rice cooker, and oven, making drinks from cordial, etc.

• Home management skills  – cleaning up after eating, washing up, cleaning windows, vacuuming, mopping, making the bed, doing laundry, etc.

• Social-emotional skills – identify feelings in self and others, identify likes and dislikes in self and others, self-regulation strategies, etc.

• Social communication skills – conversation, taking turns, speaking in appropriate volume, requesting for help etc.

• Organisation and planning skills – follow and interact with the program schedule, organising their learning materials, remembering events of the day etc.

• Recreational skills – playing card games and board games, sports and exercise etc.

• and more!

Please contact us if you would like to find out more about our Learning Wagon program and how we can help support your child’s development.