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Cyber Anti-drug Watchers
Project Approved in 2004
To produce a 15-episode anti-drug series for access on the Internet, the theme of which would be the promotion of positive values, attitudes and skills. Debates, sharing sessions and talks will also be broadcast live on the web.
Substance Use Prevention Programme for Young Cross-Boundary Substance Users Using an Innovative and Integrated Approach
Project Approved in 2004
To disseminate anti-drug message in the border area. A website illustrating the harms of drug abuse will be set up and promotion of which will be done in Lok Ma Chau. Social workers and peer educators will station in the area to provide counselling service to high-risk youths.
The 4th Hong Kong, Macau & Mainland Conference on Prevention of Drug Abuse
Project Approved in 2004
To organise the “4th Hong Kong, Macau & Mainland Conference on Prevention of Drug Abuse” in Hong Kong. Professionals in the anti-drug field will be invited to attend.
青新天地
Project Approved in 2004
To provide vocational training for high-risk youths and young rehabilitated abusers. Participants will join a business starter programme, the content of which includes the operation of flea market stalls and cafes.
GoGetters
Project Approved in 2004
To organise a residential programme for 14 to 20-year-old young males who come from broken families, and are school drop out and unemployed. Vocational training will also be provided for the participants.
Psychiatric Bridging Services to Methadone Users
Project Approved in 2004
To enhance psychiatric service for drug abusers undergoing the Methadone Treatment Programme, and to provide specialised in-patient detoxification service for those who have failed to rehabilitate through out-patient service. An outreaching team will be formed and seminars for frontline staff will also be organised.
A Supplementary Drug Abuse Monitoring System
Project Approved in 2003
To establish a monitoring system to complement the existing Central Registry of Drug Abuse (CRDA) in monitoring the trend and pattern of drug abuse among the local population. The supplementary system consists of 3 components, namely, the centralisation of drug abuse statistics, collection of qualitative data and examination of the CRDA report. An expert panel will be formed for data analysis.
Design Centre
Project Approved in 2003
To conduct training on desktop publishing and webpage design for ex-drug abusers. Trainees will provide design and printing services to the public and various organisations.
Rehabilitating Drug Abusers Job Training and Support Project
Project Approved in 2003
To design a vocational training programme for drug abusers undergoing treatment and rehabilitation, which includes job-seeking techniques, skills training and supporting services.
Project Snowball – An Initiative to Combat Drug Abuse Among unattached High-risk Youths
Project Approved in 2003
To target at high-risk youths, especially occasional drug abusers. Peer instructors will be recruited to serve as "Big Brothers/Sisters". Outreaching services and job referrals will be provided.