What are Enhanced Life Skills?
Enhanced Life skills are functional life skills that are instrumental to a child’s daily life. These are skills such as meal preparation, housekeeping, or organisational skills.
It focuses on nurturing a child’s strengths and interests and equip them with skills that are meaningful in their lives, preparing them to be confident and independent individuals.
BENEFITS IN CHILD’S DEVELOPMENT
STRENGTHS-BASED
Using a strengths-based approach, we want to build on your child’s strengths and interests with skills that will be helpful in their life now and future.
PROBLEM-SOLVING
The life skill activities provide opportunities to embed problem-solving skills, communication skills, and concepts that are relevant to children’s daily lives.
INDEPENDENCE
We believe in promoting autonomy and independence in children as early as possible. Life skill activities give children a safe space to explore and learn in a fun and meaningful way.
life skill activities
(coming soon)
Lifeskills for ME creates Meaningful Engagements through functional enhanced life skills and activities. Watch this space as we bring you exciting activities and programs curated to enable your child’s active participation and independence in their everyday life.
Join us in our pilot program and help us improve on the programs for children with developmental needs. Find out more.
cookery
Develop your child’s interests in meal preparation with cookery activities that are age-appropriate and perfect for parent-child bonding.
housekeeping
Develop your child’s interests and skills in cleaning up their environment, laundry tasks, and taking care of their environment.
organising
Develop your child’s interests and skills in organising, categorising, sorting, packing, and problem-solving.
What people are saying
“I love that there is such a program that caters to neuro-divergent children, where we can select the skill that we want to work on and see their progress.”
— Rachel’s mummy
“It will be a great go-to platform for parents to reflect not only on their child, but also how parents themselves learn, grow and love their child even more.“
— Mr Goh
“It is really easy to notice the disabilities/weaknesses. But if we are able to focus on their strengths and capabilities, which we tend to oversee, we will appreciate our child even more.”
— Shirlyn and Shawn
Empowering Meaningful Engagements 