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Drug is not the Trend
Project Approved in 2008
To produce anti-drug T-shirts, organise a short film competition, and recruit teenagers, young adults and parents to participate in a voluntary programme and an anti-drug mini-concert.
The Brave Story
Project Approved in 2008
To produce an anti-drug drama with interactive elements to disseminate the anti-drug message to primary schools.
SEED Project (Substance abuse and long-term mental illness - Effective Exit for Dual diagnosis)
Project Approved in 2008
To offer an integrated programme with mental health and substance abuse interventions for patients discharged from the two Substance Abuse Clinics of Kwai Chung Hospital and Princess Margaret Hospital. Treatment serves to attain recovery as well as build up patients' resilience to substance abuse.
Image Transformer
Project Approved in 2008
To provide dental service for young psychotropic drug abusers in Islands District to raise their awareness of self-image and motivate them to quit drugs. Group counselling programmes and talks will also be organised.
HRS Breaking Strategies
Project Approved in 2008
To produce CD-ROMs covering the characteristics of young psychotropic drug abusers and the experience of ex-abusers. Workshops and sharing sessions will also be organised.
The Hong Kong Medical Association Beat Drug Seminar
Project Approved in 2008
To organise a half-day seminar with the theme "Psychoactive Substance Abusers - Community-based Intervention" for social workers and doctors. Visits for the doctors to understand the operation of the centres of non-Government organisations will also be arranged.
Long-term Ketamine Abuse and Apoptosis in Cynomologus Monkeys and Mice
Project Approved in 2008
To conduct a study to examine whether cell death is a potential mechanism for the ketamine abuse-related loss of function in the brain. Scientific data to facilitate the understanding of the harmful effects of ketamine would be generated.
Effective Ways to Dispel Youth's Misunderstandings about Psychotropic Substances in Youth at Risk for Drug Abuse Problems
Project Approved in 2008
To conduct a research to identify the youth's misunderstandings about psychotropic substances and investigate the effectiveness of ways to dispel such misunderstandings.
Research on Urological Sequelae of Ketamine Abuse
Project Approved in 2008
To study the harmful effects of ketamine abuse on the urological sequelae and the development of medical treatment.
Anti Trend Anti-drugs Project
Project Approved in 2008
To facilitate young rehabilitators' re-integration into the community through counselling, vocational training, job referral, relationship building and group activities promoting personal development and family re-union. Participating youth will be trained to assist other youth with drug problems and to share their experience at schools.