Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) salaries

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    at Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)
    Bishan, Central Region
    The Programme Executive plans, implements, and evaluates enrichment programmes for adults with Down syndrome. This role manages outreach, liaises...
    The Programme Executive plans, implements, and evaluates enrichment programmes for adults with Down syndrome. This role manages outreach, liaises...
    classification: Community Services & DevelopmentCommunity Services & Development
    1d ago
    1d ago

    at Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)
    Singapore
    The Communication & Engagement Executive will be tasked with responsibilities in the areas of stakeholder management, fundraising and...
    The Communication & Engagement Executive will be tasked with responsibilities in the areas of stakeholder management, fundraising and...
    classification: Community Services & DevelopmentCommunity Services & Development
    14d ago
    14d ago

    What’s it like working at Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)?

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    Employees at the Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) find meaning in their work for a good cause and bringing joy to the children they serve. There are also supportive colleagues who are willing to go the extra mile. However, some potential challenges include perceived lack of leadership qualities and micromanagement from the Board and key appointment holders, as well as individuals playing office politics instead of focusing on their roles. Additionally, meeting the varied needs and expectations of the Association and Management can be difficult, along with engaging with parents.