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Enhancing Competence in Anti-drug Work among Practitioners and Students of Social Work and Healthcare Professions: An Integrated Humanistic and Cognitive-Behavioral Training Program with Focus on High-risk Youth and Drug Rehabilitation Service Settings
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at providing structured anti-drug training to social workers and healthcare professionals through an integrated approach of humanistic and cognitive-behavioural therapy. Project elements include provision of different levels of training to participants on skills in identifying and assessing the needs of drug abusers, motivating and engaging abusers in treatment, and sustaining the growth and development of abusers throughout their rehabilitation.
Project C60 Trauma-Informed Integrative Substance Misuse Treatment and Professional Support
Project Approved in 2017
This project incorporates professional training targeting substance misuse problems with the comorbidity of mental illness having source/association with traumatic experience. It adopts a Trauma-Informed Integrative Substance Misuse Treatment Model for drug abusers with traumatic experience. Project elements include training, supervision groups and sharing session for local substance abuse service professionals to deal with trauma and mental illness in substance misuse treatments.
Vocational Training Courses and Aftercare Scheme
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at enhancing the vocational skills of residents of Wu Oi Christian Tai Mei Tuk Female Training Centre and their sense of self-efficacy, reducing their relapse rates and facilitating their reintegration into society. Project elements include vocational training and aftercare group for rehabilitees.
Touchpoint ІІ
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at providing support service to arrested young drug abusers and their hidden peers throughout different stages of legal procedures with a view to raise their awareness of drug abuse, increase their motivation to quit drugs, and reduce re-offence and relapse. Project elements include court outreach, court hearing rehearsals, relaxation and recreational activities, life-rebuilding rehabilitation plan, individual and family counselling, medical assessment, peer support groups, vocational training and job placement.
Pregnant to Nurturing Scheme
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at providing comprehensive services for drug-abusing or former drug-abusing mothers and pregnant women and their toddlers. Project elements include psychological assessment and/or counselling service for drug abusers and their family members, relapse-prevention group, parenting skill support group, parenting skill coaching, stress relieving activities, home visits and healthcare service.
Lightening Soul, Renewing Life - Psychological Healing Support Services for Ex-drug Abusers and their Family Members
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at enhancing awareness of former drug abusers and their family members on the relationship between past traumatic experience and drug abuse problem, and encouraging them to cope with their traumatic experience so as to prevent relapse in the long run. Project elements include workshops, group counselling and case counselling for drug abusers/ex-drug abusers and their family members with traumatic experience.
CATCH II-Families Support Scheme
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at supporting family members of drug abusers in West Kowloon by promoting self-care awareness as well as physical and psychological health through an integrative body-mind-spirit approach. Through engaging the family members of drug abusers, it aims at enhancing hidden drug abusers’ motivation to quit drugs. Project elements include casework, individual and family counselling, family-based activities and self-enhancement workshop.
Marvel Imprint
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at serving pregnant and postnatal drug abusers together with their family members in Kowloon West. Project elements include support and counselling service, parenting service and community involvement activities.
Precious Journey – A Supportive Project for Parents with Drug Abuse Behaviour
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at providing comprehensive services for drug-abusing pregnant women and mothers together with their family members and children. Project elements include self-care service, childcare skill training and service, parent-child attachment programme and family functioning programme.
“Equip for New Stage”: Integration of Vocational Training and Relapse Prevention for Rehabilitee’s Recovery Program
Project Approved in 2017
This project aims at enhancing vocational skills of rehabilitees and their sense of self-efficacy, reducing their relapse rates and facilitating their reintegration into society. Project elements include vocational training services such as career-oriented assessment, aptitude tests, career and life planning counselling, and relapse-prevention counselling such as relapse crisis assessments.
