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Precious Journey 2.0 – A Supportive Project for Parents with Drug Abuse Behaviour

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at providing comprehensive services for drug abusing pregnant women and mothers together with their family members and children. Project elements include comprehensive assessment, individual counselling, medical escort service, antenatal and postnatal care service, multi-disciplinary collaboration service, home visit and home observation, tailor-made resource for child care, co-learning group, Circle of Security Parenting^TM program and parallel play group and joint counselling interview.

Hard Core – Heart Core

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at strengthening anti-drug attitude of young offenders and their peers, offering support for young drug dependent persons and providing preventive education. Project elements include casework counselling with anti-drug elements for rehabilitated offenders discharged from hostels managed by Correctional Services Department, activities for rebuilding social network and therapeutic sessions for young rehabilitated offenders and their peers, and anti-drug talks for students, young adults outside school network and non-Chinese speaking persons.

Arts Heals – Expressive Arts in Drugs Rehabilitation & Community Health Education

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at providing treatment with the use of expressive arts therapy. Project elements include expressive arts therapy groups, parent-child expressive arts workshops and arts exhibition.

DrugFree4Health – EdUHK I-WELL Drug Abuse Prevention Education Program in Tertiary Institutions

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at strengthening the anti-drug awareness of Chinese speaking and non-Chinese speaking tertiary students in The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) through in-depth trainings and active participation in drug-related volunteer services for drug rehabilitees. Project elements include anti-drug abuse ambassador scheme, anti-drug curriculum design competitions for students of EdUHK. Trained students will provide service to drug rehabilitees and organise anti-drug talks together with rehabilitees to serve upper primary and secondary students.

Project Empathy – Drug Prevention Service Project for Ethnic Minority Parents and The High-risk Youths

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at promoting anti-drug knowledge among high-risk youths who are ethnic minorities and their parents/caregivers, encouraging early help-seeking behaviours and facilitating early identification of drug dependent persons within the their communities. Emphasis will be placed on prevention of cannabis abuse and improving participants’ understanding about the legal consequences of drug abuse and drug trafficking in Hong Kong. Project elements include physical and online outreach, on-the-spot crisis intervention services and counselling, on-the-spot health check-up, social groups and leisure activities, visits, pre-vocational and vocational training, education youths' group, education and support group for parents/caregivers, follow-up service, referral service and distribution of drug preventive educational publicity items.

Virtual Anti-Drug Scheme

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at strengthening tertiary student’s anti-drug awareness to cannabis and improving drug knowledge and case management skills of healthcare professionals/social workers. Project elements include anti-drug workshops, health ambassador scheme, AR exhibition and VR activities for tertiary students and AR activities for upper primary students, as well as professional training focusing on harmful effects of cannabis and experience sharing for frontline medical staff and social workers.

Resilience Building Project

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at helping substance abusers to identify and develop personal protective factors and healthy stress coping mechanisms in order to improve their drug use frequency and resilience to reduce their drug use frequency and relapse risk. Project elements include assessments, therapeutic interventions and community reintegration services, by adapting a 3-stage treatment plan (“Re-SEE-lience”, “My Resilience, My Way” and “Resilience on the Go”) to enhance drug abusers’ resilience level, frequency of drug use and relapse risks.

Vocational Skill Training and Fellow Support Scheme

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at strengthening the vocational skills of the residents of Wu Oi Christian Long Ke Training Centre and their sense of self-efficacy, reducing their relapse rates and facilitating their reintegration into society. Project elements include vocational training courses and providing peer aftercare group support service for drug rehabilitees.

Towards a New World

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at equipping male residents of the appicant’s rehabilitation centre with vocational skills, preventing them from relapse and enabling them to rebuild their relationship with family members. Project elements include vocational training, individual and group counselling, war games, adventure-based activities for residents, training and psychological support for rehabilitees and counselling for family members.

First Light in Operation Dawn

Project Approved in 2020

This project aims at providing outreaching and rehabilitation services for community dwelled drug dependent persons of South Asian origin. Project elements include community outreach, job skills and vocational training courses, outward bound trainings, musical instrument training, ndividual and group counselling, peer counsellor support and training, personal growth courses and support groups for families of drug abusers.