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Integrated Anti-drug Service Scheme for Female Ethnic Minority Sex Workers
Project Approved in 2013
To enhance the knowledge of ethnic minority female sex workers on the harm of drug use and cultivate a healthy life style to lower their risk of drug abuse. Activities include provision of intervention and counselling to high-risk drug users, individual and outreach visits, group activities, hotline and online outreaching. Training workshops for social workers and frontline workers and peer counsellors will also be organised.
Project of “Marvellous Trip for Resisting drugs” – Professional Continuing Education Course
Project Approved in 2013
To provide structured anti-drug training programme to social workers, students, frontline staff from social welfare and medical sectors to enhance their early identification and intervention skills.
Life Architect III
Project Approved in 2013
To motivate female drug abusers in night clubs and online drug abusers to receive counseling and treatment services. Outreaching and on-site risk assessment and drug preventive education, supportive group, crisis supportive services and positive development program are to be provided for female drug abusers in night clubs. As for hidden at-risk youths and young drug abusers, online outreaching and preventive education, web-based intervention such as cognitive and emotional assessment, online counselling and web-based training will be offered. The project will also study cyber drug counselling, characteristics of drop-outs from the programme, etc.
Reaching the Unreachables and Breaking Codependency - Support Platform for Family Members of Substance Abusers
Project Approved in 2013
To identify and treat early hidden/potential family members of substance abusers with codependency through outreaching services, intensive casework and therapeutic group works. Books and DVDs will be published to share clinical experiences. Training workshops for anti-drug workers will be organised as well.
ON MY WAY--Community Rehabilitation Project
Project Approved in 2013
To help drug abusers quit drugs, enhance their self-efficiency and improve their mental health through career guidance programmes, vocational skills trainings and work-placement scheme. Therapeutic counselling groups and motivational enhancement therapy and casework intervention will also be provided.
Integrated Anti-drug Service Scheme for Gay population
Project Approved in 2013
To provide preventive education and publicity programmes including outreaching, group activities and internet outreaching to homosexual persons. Counselling services and therapeutic groups will be provided to homosexual drug abusers. Anti-drug leaflets and mobile apps providing drug information, introducing treatment and rehabilitation services and interactive games will also be published. In addition, training for ex-drug abusing homosexuals to be peer counsellors will be organised.
Project “SEE”! - A pilot service for Seizures and Epilepsy among psychotropic-drug and cough-mixture abusers
Project Approved in 2013
This project aims at addressing the clinical and treatment needs of drug abusers who develop seizure disorder by providing a fast-track outpatient clinic. Outreach seminars and public talks on related topic will be provided to general public and family members of patients.
Mobile Nursing Station for Suspected Youth Substance Abusers
Project Approved in 2013
To provide mobile nursing assessment service in youth and children centres to identify suspected youth drug abusers for early intervention. Youths with suspected substance abuse and mental problem would be referred to Substance Abuse Clinics for follow up in collaboration with Counselling Centres for Psychotropic Substances Abusers. Anti-drug educational program for general youths will be organised. Training will also be provided to frontline workers on engagement and motivation enhancement to help them quit drugs.
Toward A Drug-Free Campus: An Integrated Humanistic and Cognitive-Behavioral Training on Anti-Drug Work for Practitioners and Students of the Teaching Profession
Project Approved in 2013
To provide structured anti-drug training to equip students, fresh graduates and practitioners of the teaching professions with knowledge and skills of an integrated approach of humanistic and cognitive-behavioral therapy for drug abusers. A bilingual web-based course will be produced for online access and self-learning.
“Pocket Drug Counsellor” Mobile Apps for Drug Rehabilitation (Version 2.0)
Project Approved in 2013
To develop a second version of an anti-drug mobile app which help identify hidden psychotropic substance abusers. Drug preventive education workshops and seminars and professional trainings to frontline social workers and teachers will also be organised.