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Youth Drug Abuse Prevention Programme
Project Approved in 2002
To organise a community health campaign day with the theme of "Drug Abuse Prevention" and launch peer education service projects involving the members of Red Cross, students and the general public.
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Project Approved in 2002
To organise inter-school anti-drug activity award scheme and produce a TV programme featuring the award programme.
A Multi- Centre Efficacy Trial of Naltrexone Maintenance Therapy in Hong Kong
Project Approved in 2002
To conduct a clinical trial to examine the efficacy of naltrexone maintenance therapy among recently detoxified opiate addicts in Hong Kong. The participants of the trial will be referred by five substance abuse clinics, methadone clinics and drug treatment centres.
We Can Dance (VCD) - An initiative to combat substance abuse in rave parties
Project Approved in 2001
A 18-month project targeted at high-risk youths and those frequenting rave parties and discos in NT West. A mobile team will be set up to conduct out-reach drug free education and counselling and follow-up programme such as talks, seminars and workshop for target beneficiaries.
Purchasing of a 6-seater mini-van for Tan Ka Wan Drug Treatment Centre
Project Approved in 2001
To purchase a 6-seater mini-van to replace the existing one for transporting staff and residents of Tan Ka Wan Drug Treatment Centre and the daily supplies.
Supported Employment Service
Project Approved in 2001
A two-year project to provide job-referral and assessment, job skills training, job placement and conselling services for rehabilitated drug abusers.
Restoration of facilities and Maintenance
Project Approved in 2001
To repair the roof-top, electrical wiring, fluorescent lightubes and fans at the applicant's treatment centre in Sheung Shui.
Sunflower Cafe
Project Approved in 2001
To provide gender specific programme for female drug abusers. A drop-in centre will be set up in Wan Chai with rooms for conselling and group work, computers and karaoke and band rooms. Outreach services to medical, correctional institutions and drug treatment centres will also be provided.
Adventure-based Counselling Training Programmes
Project Approved in 2001
To train up the existing peer counsellors of the applicant's drug treatment centre as qualified trainers on adventured based training. It also proposes to purchase some equipment for use in the adventure-based training.
6th AFTC International Conference, Hong Kong
Project Approved in 2001
To organise an international conference in 2003 comprising plenary sessions, workshops, and field visits. It is estimated that 200 overseas delegates and 200 local delegates in the anti-drug field will attend the conference.