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“U Street” – Anti-drug and Legal Consequence Preventive and Education

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at enhancing the anti-drug awareness and knowledge of drug harm among tertiary students and hostel staff through training workshops, educational talks and information stations. Project elements include anti-drug volunteer training workshops for tertiary students residing in student hostels, anti-drug educational talks for student hostels staff, as well as preparation and implementation of anti-drug information stations by tertiary students in student hostels.

“Beat Drugs with Dynamic Castle”: 3D Virtual Anti-drug Educational Adventure

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at raising the anti-drug awareness of primary and tertiary students through anti-drug workshops and volunteer training. Project elements include anti-drug workshops for primary students and anti-drug volunteer leadership training groups for tertiary students.

Beat Drugs · Start at Home 4

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at disseminating anti-drug messages to cross boundary/new arrival students, their parents and the general public through a series of activities such as seminars, workshops, visits and volunteer programmes. Project elements include anti-drug workshops for primary students, anti-drug workshops for secondary students, anti-drug workshops for parents, parent-child anti-cannabis workshops for primary students and parents, thematic talks for primary and secondary students and parents, visits to the Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug InfoCentre or local law enforcement authorities for primary and secondary students and parents, dissemination of anti-drug messages via WeChat, Weibo and Xiaohongshu for general public, anti-drug ambassador training and gathering for primary and secondary students and parents, volunteer service conducted by trained anti-drug ambassadors, anti-drug visits to Greater Bay Area for primary and secondary students and parents, and anti-drug street counters in cross border areas for general public.

Fitness for Anti-drug Promotion Project

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at enhancing anti-drug awareness of students, young people, parents, teachers and general public through a series of activities such as sports activities, online seminars and guided visit to law enforcement agencies in Greater Bay Area (GBA). Project elements include anti-drug online seminars for primary students, secondary students, tertiary students, general non-high risk youths, young adults outside school network, parents, teachers and general public, ice hockey activities for primary students, secondary students, tertiary students, general non-high risk youths and young adults outside school network, anti-drug visit to GBA for secondary students, tertiary students, general non-high risk youths, young adults outside school network and general public, and publication of anti-drug booklets for primary students, secondary students, tertiary students and general public.

88D･Bye Bye Drugs

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at enhancing drug resistance and promote law-abiding behaviour of primary students, secondary students and high-risk youths (arrested youths, youths under Police Superintendent’s Discretion Scheme and their peers) through a series of activities such as workshops and ambassador training. Project elements include anti-drug workshops for high-risk youths, healthy group activities for high-risk youths, seminars or workshops for parents of high-risk youths, anti-drug experience workshops in schools or community for primary and secondary students, anti-drug experience stations and ambassador training for high-risk youths.

凝聚智慧，共建清新校園 (No English Title)

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at disseminating anti-drug messages to tertiary students through anti-drug workshops, campus public speaking, radio sharing and guided visits to Correctional Services Department (CSD) or residential drug treatment and rehabilitation facilities and visit to the Opium War Museum in the Mainland. Project elements include anti-drug workshops with sharing by anti-drug experts, social workers and ex-drug abusers for tertiary students, public speaking competition targeting tertiary students, visit to the Opium War Museum in Dongguan, visit to CSD or Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre, interview cum sharing by winners of the public speaking competition in radio program and live streaming of public speaking competition in social media.

“Reject Marijuana” Anti-drug Project

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at forming a group of community volunteers to deliver anti-cannabis messages through various publicity events. Project elements include short film competition for primary, secondary, tertiary students and general public, anti-drug ambassador training workshops, anti-cannabis key opinion leaders (KOL) programs and anti-cannabis promotional truck activities in New Territories East.

No More Mules

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at disseminating preventive messages against drug trafficking into Hong Kong among foreign domestic helpers (FDHs), asylum seekers and foreign inmates. Project elements include local online or hybrid educational workshops for FDHs and asylum seekers, social media publicity campaign, training for online or physical outreach activities, distribution of multilingual anti-drug trafficking educational leaflets and letter-writing campaign for foreign inmates and general public.

“Drug - Free and Positive” Hong Kong Art Creation Competition

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at enhancing the knowledge of drug harm and cultivating the anti-drug attitudes of secondary students, tertiary students and general public. Project elements include art creation competition for secondary students, tertiary students and roving exhibition of shortlisted and award-winning art creation entries cum anti-drug carnival and competition award presentation ceremony.

Drug-free Oasis

Project Approved in 2023

This project aims at enhancing the awareness of drug harm and strengthening the support network and attitude of young adults outside the school network through a series of activities such as seminars, workshops, trainings, multimedia activities, visits and community service. Project elements include anti-drug seminars cum sharing from rehabilitees, leisure workshops, virtual reality (VR) drug harm experience activities, anti-drug interactive multi-media activities, community service to disseminate anti-drug messages and visits to anti-drug facilities for young adults outside school network.