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Our centre provides flexible child daycare services for parents who have long working hours, work on shift, have emergency needs or under special circumstances.
Our centre provides service users with various developmental and preventive groups and activities in order to facilitate the developmental needs of children and develop their potential talents. Our centre also develop different types of interest classes such as piano classes, Taekwondo classes and Scouts etc. to develop children’s interests and ability in various aspects.
To lighten parents’ parenting pressure, our centre provides children in dual-income families with after school care services in order to raise students’ learning ability and interests. With different types of activities, we explore students’ talents and strengthen their social skills and self-care ability.
We cooperate with different primary schools to organize UAP programmes. UAP is mainly composed of three elements, including competence, belongingness and optimism. The goal of UAP is to raise students’ resilience.
Our centre provides primary schools with Comprehensive Student Guidance Service. The school social workers collaborate with staff at school, parents and people in the community to provide students with all-rounded and widely-covered counselling services, including individual or family case counselling services, a variety of student development activities, parent support work and training for teachers.
Objectives：
Support individuals and families to face and resolve difficulties and crisis
Improve family members' ability to face adversity
Promote positive communication and build harmonious relationships among family members
Early support for families in need and prevention of domestic violence
Service recipients：
Individuals and families in the district
Scopes of services：
Parent-child relationship
Difficulties in parenting
Emotional and behavioral problems of children
Emotional Distress
Marital Relationship
Single parent family adaptation
Mode of services：
Consultation Service
Individual and family case counseling
Mutual support groups
Therapeutic groups
Crisis intervention and assessment
Referral services
Community education
School support services
Objectives：
Express inner feelings, prevent and alleviate emotional and behavioral problems
Build up self-confidence, enhance sense of competence and problem-solving skills
Learn to accept limitations and enhance self-control ability
Service recipients：
Children who have unrelieved negative emotions and live under pressure in their life
Priority will be given to children who have experienced special accidents (such as witnessing violent incidents), faced family changes (such as parental divorce), parental illness and death of relatives
Our centre provides a study room for student members to study and read. Free Wi-Fi is provided. Students may also borrow computer tablets for study purposes in the study room.
Our centre provides opportunities and platforms for young people to develop their potential talents through multi-media interventions such as dance, music, sports, and art, and promote physical and mental health of young people.
Volunteer development provides opportunities for young people to respond to the needs of the community, connect with local stakeholders and network resources. By taking up volunteer work, young people learn to contribute themselves to our society to build an inclusive and caring community.
Our center provides school social work services. We have school-based social workers in the Lung Kong World Federation School Limited Lau Wong Fat Secondary School and Kowloon Sam Yuk Secondary School to comprehensively take care of the growth needs of secondary school students and their families and build up their competence to handle and solve problems by case counseling, programme support and group intervention.
We collaborate with regional secondary schools to organize different types of groups, activities and talks, such as leadership training, volunteer services, work experience and career development etc., to enhance students' self-understanding and develop their sense of competence.
We organize thematic talks to respond to the needs in the community such as the mental health problems of students, juvenile drug abuse problems, gangsters and subcultural problems, teenage love and premarital sex etc.
The Employment Support Service provides integrated employment support on family basis to assist unemployed able-bodied people aged 15 to 64 who are relying on Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) and CSSA single parents and child caregivers with youngest children aged 12 to 14 (hereinafter collectively referred to as service users) to overcome employment barriers and enhance their employability, enabling them to find paid jobs and achieve self-reliance.
Individual career counselling
Job matching activities
Post-employment support services
Support service users by various social services
Assess the needs of service users and make referral to other suitable employment support services or welfare services
Information on childcare for single parents and child caregivers relying on CSSA whose youngest child is between 12 and 14 years old
Provision of temporary financial assistance to provide timely financial support to service users in need to assist them with employment-related expenses during their job search or early stages of employment
Our center is dedicated to serve and support the underprivileged groups in the community. The community canteen “Wai Yin Association Food-for-all Kitchen” was established to provide the hot meal service and a wide range of support services for the deprived families. Moreover, our center is devoted to help the disadvantaged group improving their employability. In addition to employment support services, our center also provides employment platforms and training opportunities for low-income women and young people through the social enterprise "Tai Kok Tsui Mrs Mc", to enhance their self-confidence and improve their quality of life.
Our centre offers a variety of supportive services for ethnics minorities to raise their adaptability to Hong Kong culture and their life. We enhance the mutual understandings between local people and ethnics minorities by offering them a platform to exchange and communicate with each other in order to build up a community of racial integration.
Our centre received funding sponsorship from Quality Education Fund to exercise a funding project named ‘Keep Clean, Kids Grin’ to produce a series of education videos and worksheets.
The videos taken in the project are as follows:
Ep.1: https://youtu.be/f54qiURFoK4
Ep.2: https://youtu.be/1qRDUe9kp4I
Ep.3: https://youtu.be/ALfdQBia-Fw
Ep.4: https://youtu.be/N-vt37TZMKA
Ep.5: https://youtu.be/j1FecRv1qko
Ep.6: https://youtu.be/WHI0Vqso_Ho
Ep.7: https://youtu.be/_0bdk_P_SSk
Ep.8: https://youtu.be/9W50y1psyrk
Ep.9: https://youtu.be/k4BRX37F1gE