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Project CHOICE – Community-based Healthy Life Style Online and Offline Interactive Comprehensive Educational Project

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at reducing the use of cannabis or other drugs through online and offline multi-media education and counselling service. Project elements include production of educational videos by key opinion leaders (KOLs), dissemination of anti-cannabis messages, community and school-based promotion, anti-cannabis treatment in the forms of casework or groups, cognitive behavioural therapy and motivational interviewing counselling and professional training cum sharing.

Say No to Drugs – Path Builders for Youth Project – Sparkling Angel

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at providing rehabilitation service and mentoring programme for drug abusers under the age of 40 and promoting community acceptance of T&R service. Project elements include individual counselling, career counselling and personal development programme for drug abusers/rehabilitees, support counselling and mentorship training on drug knowledge, communication skills and counselling skills for mentors, mentoring activities and family counselling and programmes for family members of drug abusers/rehabilitees.

「基督精兵」尋羊運動 (No English title)

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at identifying drug abusers at early stage by peer-led outreaching service. Project elements include training workshops for outreaching skills and counselling theories and skills for rehabilitees, forming of an outreaching team to identify drug abusers for treatment, organising engaging activities for drug abusers, anti-drug activities and sharing seminars to disseminate anti-drug messages to the general public and prisoners.

“HERO+” MSM Support Service

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at providing holistic and gay-friendly drug rehabilitation treatment and programmes to men who have sex with men (MSM). Project elements include online outreach, counselling, healthy activity, supportive group, expressive art workshop, creative group, voluntary activity and narrative therapy for drug-abusing or high risk MSM. The project will also co-operate with Department of Social Work of The Hong Kong Baptist University to develop a specific intervention model for MSM drug users and apply narrative therapy in counselling and group work, with a sharing session for anti-drug workers on exploring narrative therapy as an effective means for case intervention to be conducted.

Provision of Steady Vocational Training in (1) Plumbing and Pipe-fitting; and (2) Painting and Decoration for Residents of Shek Kwu Chau Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at providing structured vocational training to residents of Shek Kwu Chau Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre to enhance their employability and facilitate their reintegration into the community and enhancing self-efficacy of youths/students to refuse drugs through community education. Project elements include provision of plumbing and pipe fitting and painting and decoration courses for rehabilitees. Course graduates will be arranged to attend accreditations tests and attain Construction Industry Safety Training Certificate, provide community services and conduct anti-drug talks/sharing sessions at youth centres, secondary schools or non-governmental organisations.

Enlightening Hope – Strengthening Rehabilitation and Aftercare Services Programme

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at developing healthy lifestyle of drug rehabilitees, supporting family members and promoting anti-drug messages to the general public. Project elements include provision of education and career counselling, soft skills training, medical check-up and interest class for drug rehabilitees, volunteer services, dissemination of anti-drug messages to secondary school students and the general public through school talks, music activities and sports competition, as well as counselling service for family members of drug rehabilitees and dissemination of drug information to employers.

Love Reborn – Family Renewal Project

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at providing intervention to drug-abusing family members and facilitating family recovery and bonding among family members. Project elements include anti-drug education in hospitals, maternal and child health centres, Schools for Social Development (SSD) and residential homes for high-risk youths and their family members, online dissemination of knowledge on anti-drug, pregnancy and parenting, individual and family counselling for drug abusers and their family members, outreach support for drug-abusing fathers, one-to-one peer support services and parenting workshops for young drug-abusing mothers, vocational skill and learning skill training for young drug-abusing mothers, stress relieving activities for drug-abusing fathers, as well as couple communication skill training and family consolidation activities for families.

Project「1+N」 Youth Rehabilitation and Peers Scheme

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at enhancing anti-drug attitude of young offenders and their peers, the capability of families in identifying hidden drug abusers and providing support for young drug abusers. Project elements include visits to correctional institutions and rehabilitation centres for building up networks with young offenders and their peers, activities for rebuilding social network, counselling and treatment for drug-abusing youths and family members, as well as formation of a volunteer team composed of young working adults for disseminating anti-drug messages to young offenders in correctional institutions and rehabilitation centres.

CROSS Fitness 2.0 – A Community-Based Reintegrated Project for Young Adult with Drug Abuse

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at encouraging drug abusers to live a healthier lifestyle and enhancing their motivation to quit drugs or maintaining drug-free through exercise-based intervention. Project elements include intake interview and assessment for drug abusers and their significant others and recruitment of voluntary mentors, provision of exercise training, fitness training, health-related activity, mentor support and individual counselling for drug abusers and their significant others, relapse prevention group for drug abusers and training on drugs knowledge for mentors, assigning trainees to provide voluntary service with sports elements to promote healthy lifestyle to high-risk youths and sports-related job training and working opportunities for trainees and a research study to evaluate the effectiveness of the programme.

“Buddies & Buddies” – Peer Support Service on Hidden Drug Users

Project Approved in 2018

This project aims at identifying hidden drug abusers, facilitating drug rehabilitees to reintegrate into the society through mutual help group and promoting community acceptance of T&R services. Project elements include outreaching service to identify hidden and resistant drug abusers through peer supporters and trained active drug abusers, empowering drug abusers by enabling them to plan and coordinate in organising prosocial recreation activities and meetings, mutual support groups and aftercare service for rehabilitees, and promotion campaign with video production and sharing by ex-drug abusers to enhance community’s acceptance.