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Win-Win Cooperation Created for Both Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation and Society
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at providing vocational training courses to drug rehabilitees. After completion of training, rehabilitees offer home repair and maintenance services to low-income families and needy individuals. In the process of offering volunteer services to community, it will promote community acceptance of drug rehabilitees and facilitate rehabilitee’s reintegration into society. Project elements include vocational training on painting, installation of electrical appliances, plumbing, welding and air-conditioning, enrollment of participants in ‘Green Card’ safety training and examination as well as volunteer home repair and maintenance services to community.
Operation of Networking Hidden Drug Users 22 – Start a New Chapter
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at linking up various existing drug rehabilitation services in the community to identify hidden drug abusers and motivate drug abusers to reduce drug use and attend long term drug rehabilitation programs. Project elements include community sharing sessions, dissemination of anti-drug information at YANASHIP Facebook page, physical and online outreaching services, clinical psychologist consultation services, psychiatric treatment services, traditional Chinese medical services, support groups for family members, mutual support groups for drug abusers, vocational training and motivation enhancement programmes.
My Love・I Care III: Guardians of the Family
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at providing family-based support to drug-abusing families and enhancing intimate relationship between parents and children so as to prevent inter-generational drug abuse problem. Project elements include multi-disciplinary training for teachers/ social workers/ healthcare professionals and other related professionals, healthy family promotion work for general public, outreaching visits for drug-abusing parents and their family members, family/ children counselling support, family enrichment activities for drug abusers and their partners/ families/ children, support services for drug abusers/ rehabilitees and their partners/ families/ children, and life education groups for female drug abusers.
Family Step Up – Family-Based Service for Enhancing Resilience and Well-Being of Hidden Drug Abusers and Their Families
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at enhancing family functions of hidden drug abusers and their family members through home-based intervention and family therapy. Project elements include professional training course, home-based case assessment, home-based individual counselling and skill enhancement, home-based individual in-depth counselling for hidden drug abusers and family members, home-based family counselling for families with hidden drug abuser, home-based mental health case assessment and health follow-up for hidden drug abusers, multiple family therapy groups, family reconnection celebration, medical follow-up and online or on-site medical consultations, emotional treatment group for hidden drug abusers and family members, peer support group for family members and interest-based experiential activities for hidden drug abusers.
CROSS FITNESS 3.0 --- A Community-Based Reintegrated Project for Young Drug Abusing Adults
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at enhancing the physical wellbeing of drug abusers and enabling them to quit drugs or avoid relapse through exercise-based intervention. Project elements include volunteer group-based exercise program, sports competition, one-shot health-related or sports-related activities, sports fun fair, physical check-up, individual counselling and volunteer counselling service for drug abusers and ex-drug abusers, counselling services for significant others of drug abusers, community volunteer training, cognitive-behavioural relapse prevention groups, Peer Instructors Scheme, CROSS Fitness Centre, community service, outreaching “Physical Challenge” station and CROSS-Coin Donation Scheme.
The Path to Reconciliation - Peer Development and Hidden Drug Abuser Supporting Scheme
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at helping drug rehabilitees to face difficulties and challenges in the course of drug rehabilitation cycle. Project elements include mentor training for rehabilitated drug abusers and general public; volunteer and outreach training, mindfulness-based relapse prevention groups, peer support and therapeutic groups for drug rehabilitees; individual and career counselling for drug rehabilitees and hidden drug dependent persons; mentorship programme for drug rehabilitees, rehabilitated drug abusers and general public; and rehabilitee sharing cum graduation ceremony for anti-drug workers, mentors, drug rehabilitees and general public.
Healing in Love
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at helping drug abusers to abstain from drug use, strengthening participant’s understanding on the relationship between trauma, drug use and family issues and preventing inter-generational trauma. Project elements include experience sharing for anti-drug workers; trauma-informed counselling, medical support, therapeutic groups and family support activities for drug abusers and their family members; and production of electronic publication for project sharing.
We Born, Reborn 3.0 – Substance Abuse Counselling Project
Project Approved in 2021
The project aims at providing a full range of supportive services for pregnant drug abusers and drug dependent mothers to help them stay away from drugs. Project elements include family-based drug treatment skills training for social workers in the anti-drug sector, professional counselling services or group work led by clinical psychologists or professional therapists, counselling services led by social workers, cross-discipline casework meeting, medical support services for drug dependent mothers and pregnant drug abusers, baby care supervision sessions, group activities for pregnant drug abusers, drug dependent mothers and their family members, family photo taking in studio, exchange platform for child caring materials and aftercare groups for rehabilitated drug abusers.
“Taste of Art and Sports” – Project for the Physical and Mental Well-Being of Female Drug Abusers under Residential Treatment 2.0
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at enhancing the mental and physical health of drug rehabilitees and re-establishing a healthy lifestyle for female drug rehabilitees in Sister Aquinas Memorial Women’s Treatment Centre (WTC). Project elements include sharing sessions by athletes/art workers, promotion of rehabilitation programme through arts exhibition and sports training in public places, group counselling services, trainee sharing sessions, online and offline art performance and sports programmes, cultural and recreational activities in community, art and sports courses, vocational training courses and subsidy for female drug abusers to attend vocational training courses.
“Special Care for the Special Mothers” 3.0
Project Approved in 2021
This project aims at providing a comprehensive residential treatment and rehabilitation services for pregnant drug abusers and drug dependent mothers to help them stay away from drugs. Project elements include early-childhood and parenting education workshops, sharing sessions by service recipients, presentation of drug treatment programme and guide tours, individual and group counselling/ psychotherapy led by social workers / clinical psychologist, antenatal and postnatal care services for pregnant drug abusers, escort services to attend medical follow-up, supportive services for family carers of children and family members of drug abusers, peer internship programme, counselling for relapse prevention, life skills training and indoor or outdoor family activities for female drug abusers and their children.