Mission I’mPossible Two
3,500 children, 250 educators, and 16 preschools involved.
Identifies developmental, growth, and oral health needs in children from 2 months old.
Model to expand to more preschools from 2026.
The sequel to Mission I'mPossible 1, our 2009 pilot which was subsequently scaled up by the government as the DS-LS programme, operating in almost 1,000 preschools today.
This May 2022 pilot aimed to demonstrate how education, healthcare, and social services can be delivered out of the one place that is natural to the lives of families with young children – the preschool.
Its system of universal surveillance and screening identifies developmental, growth, and oral health needs in children from as young as 2 months old, and provides in-preschool support.
From 2026, the service model will be scaled up at more preschools within PAP Community Foundation Sparkletots Preschool and other Anchor Operators in the early childhood education sector, with KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital continuing to provide consultancy support.
Press Releases
16 preschools establish a new service model to identify developmental, growth and oral health needs in children from 2 months old. Model to expand to more preschools.
2025
Factsheet on Mission I’mPossible 2
2025
A pilot programme that seeks to provide earlier identification and intervention for children with developmental needs.
2022
New “Mission I’mPossible” programme enables preschoolers with developmental needs overcome learning hurdles
2010
Explore Maternal & Child Health
Mission: I’m Possible
An early detection and intervention programme that has since been scaled-up nationwide by the government and is now known as the Development Support and Learning Support Programme.
Starting Well Index & Vital Voices for Vital Years
An assessment of early childhood education systems around the world.