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Encounter of the Alternative Kind - Life Experience Camp at Long Ke

Project Approved in 1997

To fund an experience camp at Long Ke Treatment Centre. The camp aims to enhance the youths' understanding of drug rehabilitation and the adverse impact of drug abuse.

Primary Prevention among Adolescence : School Programme

Project Approved in 1997

To enhance the effectiveness of the anti-drug educational programmes provided by the Prison Preventers Organization which is a service unit of the Agency. Anti-drug pamphlets, posters, tiny educational gimmicks are produced for distribution during school talks, seminars and lectures etc.

A Hundred Percent Life

Project Approved in 1997

To fund an anti-drug camp and a carnival . The carnival aims to promote anti-drug awareness among the general public. The camp serves to strengthen the drug abuse knowledge and cultivate a sense of respect for life among the junior secondary students.

Youth Ambassador Scheme

Project Approved in 1997

Planned programmes such as anti-drug campaign, interest groups, outdoor healthy activities, visits etc. are arranges for the marginal youths. The project aims to provde healthy pursuitsfor the marginal youths with a view to develp their sense of citizenship and interest in community service.

Fruitful Life on Video

Project Approved in 1997

To fund the production of an anti-drug video which is shown in the publicity campaigns held at four different districts.

Have a Bright Future, Say No to Drugs

Project Approved in 1997

To fund two anti-drug exhibitions and the production of an anti-drug leaflets for distribution to the pharmacies of Hong Kong.

How Much Do You Know about Drugs

Project Approved in 1997

To promote anti-drug messages and increase the knowledge of drug abuse problem among the blind and the general public through the setting up of counselling hotline, the production of anti-drug pamphlets, and the organization of talks, exhibitions and visits to the drug treatment centres etc.

Living Smart with an Eye on the World

Project Approved in 1997

To increase drug awareness and self-confidence among the children and volunteers through their participation in an anti-drug camp and activity.

We are in the Same Boat

Project Approved in 1997

To heighten the awareness of youths about the adverse effects of thinner sniffing through their direct participation I conducting a survey on thinner sniffing, the production of a booklet on the result of the survey and organizing school talks.

Beat Drugs for the Youth Programme

Project Approved in 1997

To enhance the teenagers' understanding on the harmful effects of drugs and to assist them to build up a positive attitude towards life. Activities include anti-drug exhibition, a questionnaire survey and a visit to the drug treatment centre.