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重返社會職前培訓計劃之基本工藝訓練
Project Approved in 2013
The project provides three vocational training courses including paint and whitewash, plumbing and sanitary ware and electrical appliances installation to the drug treatment and rehabilitation centre residents to enhance their employability and facilitate their re-integration into the community as well as to prevent relapse.
Meaning Recovery From Zero Engagement
Project Approved in 2013
The project consists of psychiatrist and occupational therapist at North District Hospital providing brief intervention and pharmacological treatment to substance abusers with co-morbid psychiatric illness. This project aims to assess the effectiveness of the service in improving follow-up and medications adherence, functioning, enhancing motivation to quit or reduce amount of substance use.
Chords with Us - Community Extended Rehabilitation Project
Project Approved in 2013
The project aims at helping the early rehabilitated drug abusers to maintain abstinence and help their re-integration into the community. Activities include case counselling, life orientation training, skill training, personal development and growth group, volunteer service, vocational practicum opportunities, support network and mutual help group.
重返社會職前培訓計劃之舞台音響與燈光設計及技術培訓
Project Approved in 2013
The project provides two vocational training courses including stage sound set technology training and stage lighting design technology training to the drug treatment and rehabilitation centre residents to enhance their employability and facilitate their re-integration into the community as well as to prevent relapse.
Innovation in Operation Dawn
Project Approved in 2013
The project aims at strengthening drugs abusers’ determination to stay away from drugs and facilitating their reintegration into society. Activities include parental focus groups, vocational training and counseling and aftercare services, etc.
To purchase a 16-seater mini bus for Au Tau Youth Treatment Centre
Project Approved in 2013
To purchase a 16-seater mini bus for transporting staff and rehabilitees of Au Tau Youth Treatment Centre and daily food and goods for centre operation.
Lifestyle Redesign Program
Project Approved in 2013
The project aims to help young substance abusers and rehabilitants build a healthy and active lifestyle through meaningful engagement in vocational, leisure and daily life activities. The project consists of four parts, namely (a) screening suitable service users; (b) identifying service users’ strength through comprehensive assessments and help them formulate lifestyle re-design plan; (c) providing job matching, leisure groups and socializing groups; and (d) rendering job coaching and life coaching to facilitate service users’ maintenance of healthy lifestyle.
Sunny Family
Project Approved in 2013
The project provides family-based intervention for drug abusers through family interviews or home visits, multi-family therapy groups and healthy family activities to enhance the positive communication and coping abilities among drug abusers and their family members so as to help the drug abusers.
Community-based Recovery & Support Program (Extension) for the South Asians in Yuen Long
Project Approved in 2013
This project targets the ethnic minorities in Yuen Long to help them stay in community during detoxification with the support from family and other network so as to help them reduce drug use and prevent relapse. The project has four stages, namely identification, engagement, rehabilitation and treatment, and aftercare. Activities include medical consultation, ambassador sharing, counseling and vocational training to ethnic minority drug abusers and their families.
An evidence-based two-tier urological treatment and liver-injury surveillance program to young ketamine abusers with urinary tract dysfunction
Project Approved in 2013
The project aims at improving the urological symptoms and voiding function of young ketamine abusers with urinary tract dysfunction by providing fast-track urological assessment and treatment; identifying those young ketamine abusers who are at high risk of developing severe liver damage by introducing a ketamine-associated liver injury surveillance program; and identifying those residents of drug treatment and rehabilitation centres who would benefit from formal urological assessment and treatment.