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Harmony Family with drug free life in Tin Shui Wai

Project Approved in 2007

To arouse parents' awareness on youth drug abuse problems, and to strengthen their parent-child relationship through a series of activities including exhibitions, visits and other publicity programme.

Beat Drugs Profession

Project Approved in 2007

Students will be recruited as anti-drug ambassadors to organize educational and publicity functions at the school and community levels. Activities to be organized include song writing competition, carnival and web radio programme.

Prevention of drug abuse amongst student, knowledge on drug and the first aid management

Project Approved in 2007

To arouse the awareness on the harmful effect of drugs and provide first aid knowledge for students, teachers and parents through talks and workshops.

No Drugs by Drawing

Project Approved in 2007

To recruit youngsters as volunteers for organizing a series of activities including visits and day camps for children at the age of 6 to 14 and their parents. An anti-drug drawing competition, open for all the primary and secondary schools, will also be held.

We are the Anti-Drugs’ Champion

Project Approved in 2007

To promote anti-drug message through interactive drama, fashion show, parent talks and design competition. The target groups include primary four to six students, their parents and the general public.

「慈」力共振-社區抗濫藥運動

Project Approved in 2007

To disseminate anti-drug message to high-risk youths and students by encouraging them to produce VCDs with real-life stories, participating in interactive drama performance and mural design competition.

‘From Self To Heart’ Adventure Scheme

Project Approved in 2007

To provide a series of activities for young occasional drug abusers. Sharing and skills training courses will be organized, who will then organize different competitions for primary and secondary schools.

Hong Kong Primary School Anti-drugs Play Festival

Project Approved in 2007

To organize an inter-school anti-drug drama competition, with participating teams recruited from all the primary schools. The competition will be recorded and broadcast at the Children Channel.

Yau Tsim Mong Beat Drugs Zone For Youth

Project Approved in 2007

To promote the idea of healthy living to high-risk youths, and activities to be organized include training courses, performance show and party.

Drug Abuse Resistant Teen (DART) Program

Project Approved in 2007

To provide training for secondary school students and high-risk youths on computer game design and multimedia applications. Their work on anti-drug theme will be exhibited in in-school and other localities.