SAAH is run by St. Andrew’s Autism Centre (SAAC), which is a service of St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital (SAMH), with a legacy of serving the underserved in Singapore for over a century since its founding in 1913.

Today, SAMH is a community service arm of the Diocese of Singapore. It was incorporated under an Act of Parliament, The St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital Ordinance of 1934, and is an approved Institute of Public Character.

Enabling people with autism to lead dignified and meaningful lives.

Enriching the lives of people with autism and their families through quality education, training and care, distinguished by Christian love and compassion.

Love: We care for those in need with love and compassion, following the example of Christ.
Integrity: We commit to the highest moral and ethical standards in word and deed.
Growth: We increase in passion and professionalism, continuously learning and innovating.
Honour: We accord due respect and dignity to every human being as created by God.
Teamwork: We work together in an environment of trust, collaboration, and mutual support.