Encouraged by the results, Mr Tan now runs a programme that helps other families start similar ventures. Families pay S$3,900 for six months of training and business setup support, followed by another six months of vending machine leasing and operational guidance.
The machines mainly sell snacks and drinks, with each family deciding what products to stock and where to source them. People with disabilities are responsible for replenishing and organising the products, while caregivers oversee tasks such as sourcing suppliers, securing locations and managing the business.
At the end of the programme, they can choose to purchase the machine and continue operating independently or return it if the business is not a suitable fit.
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