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Drug-Free Net - South Asians' Trans-Medium Family, School, & Community Anti-drug Education Project

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

South Asians who reside in New Territories West, such as Nepalese, Pakistanis and Indians are the targets of the project. The grantee will spread anti-drug messages to ethnic minorities through Facebook applications, school talks, parenting skill workshops, volunteer training and community publicity campaigns. The Facebook applications will include online psychological tests to assess members' level of risk to abuse drug and practical information on family therapy. A life journey simulation game to highlight the consequence of drug abuse will be made as well.

Health School Campaign

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

Activities of this school-based project comprise an anti-drug poster competition, game stalls, anti-drug talks for parents, class-based activities, debate and quiz competitions and visits to Drug InfoCentre.

A Healthy Generation

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

The grantee will organise a series of activities for students, teachers and parents to improve their awareness and knowledge about drugs. Activities include peer ambassador training, anti-drug quiz, cross-boundary parenting workshops, drama shows for students and parents, web portal with anti-drug information, adventure trainings, movie production training and visits to drug treatment and rehabilitation centres.

"Life Sparkle" Youth Guidance and Enhancement Scheme

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

A three-day F.1 bridging programme, parent talks and groups, anti-drug talks for students, drama and display board design competitions, growth and experiential programmes and curriculum-based anti-drug activities will be organised by the school.

"PLAY FOR A NEW HORIZON"

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

Primary and secondary students across the territory will benefit from this project. Anti-drug messages will be spread through drama workshops, theatre and scenarios which all will stimulate students' active participation in discussion, interactive role-playing and experience sharing.

"Create Our Magical Sky!"

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

This publicity programme aims to spread anti-drug messages through magic shows among secondary schools in different districts. Magic workshops will be held to train interested students for performance of 10-minute magic-cum-drama shows. Resilience, self-efficacy and positive thinking will be emphasised during the training. Interested students will be invited to participate in a magic show contest.

「網上禁毒通通識 攜手創造健康校園」

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

This project targets at students from more than a hundred schools managed under the Catholic Diocesan School Council. The grantee will collaborate with Narcotics Bureau of Hong Kong Police Force to organise an online drug-awareness general studies programme for primary and secondary schools. Teachers' training for online general studies will be held in connection with the development of a teacher resource kit, computer games, online videos and a website. Roving exhibitions with interactive drama performance will be held through mobilisation of students to spread anti-drug messages in the community.

Digital Anti-Drug 2.0 Promotion Campaign

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

This grantee aims at raising the awareness of using digital social media for anti-drug prevention programme. The project will help teachers and social workers to acquire social media skills for anti-drug and digital outreach through forums and workshops. Consultation service on use of social media for teachers and social workers will be provided.

Let's face it: a Life Skills Based Education Campaign on Facebook and Social Media Platforms that beat drugs before it starts

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

A life skill based education campaign on Facebook and social media platform that provides drug prevention education will be made available for young people. Eight online thematic activities on building self awareness, interpersonal skills, stress coping ability and decision making skills to strengthen participant’s protective factors against drug abuse will be organised.

GREENIUS 成長計劃

Project Approved in 2010 (R1)

High-risk youth recruited will join first-aids cum life skill training workshop, adventure-based activities, creative art and media skills training and community activities. Ex-drug abusers will lead sharing sessions in the project.