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A Queer Organization’s Drug Rehabilitation Programme
Project Approved in 2012
This project provides preventive education, and drug treatment and rehabilitation services to drug-dependent men who have sex with men. Project activities include weekly sharing sessions, adventure-based experiential activities, art therapy, anti-drug camp and training for peer educators.
Building Competence for Sustained Anti-drug Work: An Integrated Humanistic and Cognitive-behavioral Training for Practitioners and Students of Social Work and Healthcare Professions
Project Approved in 2012
The project provides a structured anti-drug training for social workers, healthcare professionals and tertiary students to enhance the participants’ knowledge and competence in working with drug abusers through an integrated approach of humanistic and cognitive-behavioral therapy.
"Mindful Life" – Ethnic Minorities Recovery and Support Service (Tsuen Kwai Tsing & Yau Tsim Mong District)
Project Approved in 2012
The project serves ethnic minorities residing in Yau Tsim Mong, Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing district. Key activities include preventive workshops for parents and students, engaging activities for high-risk female, case work counselling, vocational training, adaptation programme and training for frontline workers of designated schools, outreach teams and social service providers.
Project IAPT
Project Approved in 2012
To provide psychological therapy to high-risk individuals and young drug abusers identified through mental health or cognitive assessment. Parenting skill training and psychological therapy will also be provided to parents of young people who have different levels of psychological morbidity.
Project of “Add – Volunteer Network”
Project Approved in 2012
To train ex-drug abusers for volunteer services and match them with volunteer partners in providing volunteers service to enhance their confidence and help them reintegrate into society. The recruited participants will attend volunteer trainings, sharing sessions, adventure-based trainings and volunteering services.
Sports Clinic – “KICK” Drug Out!
Project Approved in 2012
This project aims at improving abstinence, preventing relapse and improving substance abuse-related physical, mental disorder and cognitive impairment of rehabilitees of drug treatment services. Professional physical, mental and cognitive assessment and tailor-made exercise programme, such as aerobic kickboxing and pilates exercise will be delivered by experienced psychiatrist and physiotherapist.
Rapid Detection and Quantitation of Drugs-of-abuse in Urine and Oral Fluid
Project Approved in 2012
To develop a simple, rapid and reliable method for detection and quantitation of common drugs-of-abuse in urine and oral fluid, by making use of wooden-tip electrospray ionization mass spectrometry technique.
Cognitive Rehabilitation for Vocational Training of Primarily Ketamine Users: A Randomized Control Trial
Project Approved in 2012
To compare the effectiveness of virtual reality-based vocational training and tutor-administered vocational training on Ketamine abusers’ cognitive functions and vocational outcomes. Young Ketamine abusers to be assigned into one of the two training groups and their improvement will be compared with non-drug abusers.
Proposal about Raising Local Community Acceptance of Treatment and Rehabilitation Facilities – “Breaking the Wall” Proposal
Project Approved in 2011
Programmes will be produced and broadcasted on buses with a view to promoting community acceptance of drug rehabilitation and treatment facilities and assisting rehabilitees to reintegrate into society.
Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Therapy for Drug Addicts’ Health Improving Project
Project Approved in 2011
This project aims at improving the health of drug abusers by relieving drug-induced symptoms through Chinese medicine and acupuncture therapy. Therapeutic counselling, family support, peer groups and acupuncture therapy sessions will be held to strengthen drug abusers’ determination to quit drugs.