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Say “No” to drugs by Community: Teachers and Parents Alliance
Project Approved in 2014
The project provides training to teachers on early identification of hidden abusers for rendering assistance, as well as training for parents to enhance their roles in preventing their children from drug abuse and capability in early identification of children’s drug problems.
Anti-drug Project for Ethnic Minority Youths “Strive for C.E.O.”
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at strengthening resilience of ethnic minority youths against drug abuse by developing positive social value and healthy lifestyle. Project elements include positive life training programme, community educational programmes, leadership training programmes, vocational training, casework counselling and referral services.
Path Builders for drug abusers-community rehabilitation project
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at providing employment assistance and support to drug abusers to help them reintegrate into society. The programme includes engaging hidden drug abusers through a pilot online job market platform, pre-employment support and job placement, and providing follow-up counselling and mutual support group. Drug-related educational programme will also be organised for employers.
Tap the hidden, Tap your talent
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at promoting new approaches to tackle the problem of hidden drug abusers with co-morbid psychiatric disorders by providing early assessment, screening, problem identification and treatment. The programme includes professional and comprehensive early assessment and identification of hidden drug abusers, design and delivery of individualized tailor-made care program and treatment plan for the hidden drug abusers, home visits and on-site depot injection service, inter-hospital referral to promote continuous service and assessment and treatment to parents and main carers of drug abusers.
Project Edelweiss-Supportive Service for Young Drug Abusing Mothers, Their Mates and Families-in-Origin
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at reducing and eliminating the participants’ drug use, enhancing their parenting skills, improving their family functions and fostering a healthy and drug-free lifestyle in their families. The programme includes community education programmes and cyber outreaching, individual counselling, family support programme and life skill enhancement programme.
Anti-drugs I-Square
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at providing counselling and support group programmes to high-risk youths discharged from rehabilitation centres and detention centres of Correctional Service Department. The programme includes anti-drug training workshops for staff of Correctional Service Department, life education workshops for high-risk youths, support groups for high-risk youths and volunteer mentors, casework counselling for high-risk youths and their parents, etc.
1 Plus 1 - Integrated Community Scheme
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at enabling family members of drug abusers to cope with emotional distress and equip them to become peer counsellors for other families that have hidden drug abusers at home. The programme includes community education course, peer counsellor training, mutual support group and therapeutic classes for family members of drug abusers, and life story drama for the general public to raise the awareness of community towards the needs of drug abusers’ family members.
Project ADSF
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at strengthening the family skills of parents and enabling them to identify and handle young drug abusers in their families. Project activities include setting up of anti-drug website and apps to disseminate anti-drug information, outreaching counselling services, training course and educational programme for family members with at-risk or youth drug abusers.
Project SIM - Stratified intervention model for youth drug treatment service
Project Approved in 2014
The project provides early identification services and stage-specific counselling for potential drug abusers and drug abusers. Services include screening assessment for at-risk youths, outreaching to drug abusers, refusal skills training for potential drug abusers, positive life development plan and cognitive behavioural therapy for occasional drug users, physical check-up, cognitive rehabilitation training and career skill training for drug dependent persons, etc. Professional training workshops will also be organised for frontline outreach workers.
"Butterfly Project" - Services of full rehabilitation to aid Female Drug Rehabilitants and Families
Project Approved in 2014
The project aims at reducing the risk of relapse among female ex-drug abusers through a structural relapse prevention model. Family counselling will be provided to the female participants and their family members. Participants will be trained as “Butterfly Ambassadors” and visit the underprivileged families with their family members so as to enhance the understanding between rehabilitees and family members and raise the community’s acceptance toward ex-drug abusers.