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Community based Recovery & Support Program for the South Asians

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

This territory-wide project aims at identifying and engaging drug dependent persons of the South Asian minority into a community-based recovery and support programme. Peer counselling and cognitive-behavioural therapy approaches will be adopted throughout the project.

Abssians Enjoy Healthy & Drug-free Life

Project Approved in 2009

Students will help design notice boards to promote healthy school life as well as disseminate anti-drug messages.  The knowledge for teachers will be enhanced and talks for parents will be organised to promote harmonious family.

h-campus

Project Approved in 2009

The project involves a diversified range of activities for students and their parents.  Students of the whole school will be encouraged to take part in activities that promote healthy life and “no-drug” attitude.  Parents will have joint activities with their children or workshops to enhance their knowledge on drugs and communication skills.

Fight Against Drugs Together

Project Approved in 2009

Students will be recruited to perform an anti-drug musical.  Roving performance in other schools will be arranged. Anti-drug exhibitions and workshops will be conducted to consolidate students’ anti-drug knowledge.

School of drug free and Reconciliation

Project Approved in 2009

This school-based project targets to serve junior secondary students who have demonstrated a need for early intervention.  Project activities also include seminars for teachers and parents, sessions of group activities for drug abusers or high-risk students.

無毒Teen 戲

Project Approved in 2009

This preventive education and publicity project targets youngsters aged 12 to 24 in Kowloon West.  The project comprises recruiting young people to participate in a creative script competition and film production.  The film will be screened at different schools targeting students and their parents, and community, etc.

「Know + No ---- K.O.毒品」社區計劃

Project Approved in 2009

Recruit mentors from tertiary institutes and offer drama training and drug knowledge to the mentors.  Street drama will be performed as an intervention method to attract high risk youths and their parents to attend anti-drug seminars.

Healthy life - Say No to Drugs

Project Approved in 2009

Recruit primary and secondary school students to become ambassadors.  This project also includes mentorship programme with members of CJC and visits to rehabilitation centre or Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug InfoCentre.

《Love my Life》Navigation Project

Project Approved in 2009

A variety of activities will be organised to promote a healthy school environment.  Workshops for parents and teachers will also be provided.

Rainbow Anti-drug

Project Approved in 2009

Talks, anti-drug video screenings, exhibition and competitions will be organised to enhance the drug knowledge of students.  Collaboration with other schools in the district for anti-drug fun-fair and performance is also involved.