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RECENT EVENTS
- 2026 iC2 Chinese New Year Lohei
28 February 2026Our iC2 family gathered for a joyful Lunar New Year celebration filled with meaningful traditions and festive cheer. The event began with an energetic lohei, where everyone gathered around to toss the yusheng high and called out well-wishes for luck and prosperity. Adding to the excitement were three God of Fortune appearances, played by one parent and two students, who delighted everyone by handing out red packets filled with chocolate gold coins. Their playful energy brought big smiles to children and adults alike.
- 2025 iC2 Christmas Party
6 December 2025It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The iC2 Parents Support Group (PSG), together with our amazing teachers and staff, hosted a heartwarming Christmas Party on 6 December 2025. From joyful sing-alongs and fun activity stations to Santa’s special gift delivery, the presentation of sports awards, and a heartfelt appreciation for our volunteers. Every moment was filled with festive cheer.
- 2025 A Day at the Singapore Zoo
15 November 2025We extend our heartfelt appreciation to a generous donor for the generous gift of complimentary entry to the Singapore Zoo for our beneficiaries and their families.
NEWS FLASH
- Singapore’s First 3D-Printed Tactile Braille Storybook
23 October 2025NAMIC Singapore’s CSR initiative, in partnership with iC2 PrepHouse and Tusitala, brings Singapore’s first 3D-printed tactile Braille storybook to life, blending technology and empathy to support inclusive learning for children and youths with visual impairments.
- CNA Feature – In Plain Sight
28 March 2023In March this year, Channel News Asia featured 3 of our iC2 PrepHouse students, Mihran, Eliot and Tze Csi, on their programme In Plain Sight. This 3-part series sheds light on how our students learn, respond and navigate through the joys and challenges of being in a mainstream school.
HEAR WHAT THEY SAY
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
“We often say that low vision care is about rehabilitation and finding new ways to do routine tasks. But iC2 goes beyond that. For the professionals at iC2, a holistic approach and integration is key. The vision programmes here are aimed at not just rehabilitating children but also helping them integrate with society.”
Prof Wong Tien Yin, Medical Director, Singapore National Eye Centre
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OUR STUDENTS
“iC2 PrepHouse is the proverbial elbow for the visually impaired to hold on to. There, people are given a chance to try, a chance to learn and a chance to succeed. Not being able to see like everyone else can does not mean that I lack a future. I just have to work a little harder, and iC2 PrepHouse helps me make sure that I can do that. After all, iC a future for myself 2.”
Joshua Tseng (18 years old)
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OUR PARENTS
“We would like to express our great appreciation to iC2. iC2 is a community that offers invaluable help to families with visually impaired kids. iC2 staff are knowledgeable, considerate and passionate. With the help from wonderful friends in iC2, it is much easier for our family to cope with Alexander’s vision impairment and live happily together.”
Eric (Alexander’s father)
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SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS
“I like the management’s openness and receptiveness to suggestions from the volunteers. The teachers are very supportive and helpful too. I have tried 3 different volunteer jobs but in the end, I continued to be a volunteer in iC2.”
Koh Gim Eng
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SCHOOL TEACHERS
“We were also delighted by the workshop iC2 conducted for our other colleagues. It was insightful, practical and accurately addressed the concerns an educator would have about having a visually impaired student in the class. Mary and iC2 certainly understood what we and our students were facing and helped us to successfully walk through.”
Terence (Joshua’s teacher)
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VALIDATION BY NCSS
Currently a full member of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), iC2 PrepHouse Limited (iC2) had partnered NCSS from October 2011 when NCSS first funded iC2.
With education featuring high in its service mission, iC2 approached NCSS and shared its vision to pioneer a service for students with visual impairment who attend mainstream schools.
In 2012, iC2 started the Vision Education and Rehabilitation Programme, which provided specialised services for students with visual impairment and aimed to instil in them the confidence to live in a sighted community.
These are life skills that are still applicable even after the students enter adulthood and leave the school environment. iC2 also provides school support services – sharing know-how with teachers and staff on the needs of students with regard to integration, use of assistive devices and examination support… [read more]
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS
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