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Introduction
On the principle of "one curriculum framework for all', students with special educational needs (SEN), like their counterparts follow the mainstream school curriculum and are offered essential life-long learning experiences. To put in place the above objectives, the Committee on Special Educational Needs (CSEN) under the Curriculum Development Council is responsible for formulating policy and overseeing curriculum development for students with SEN. In this connection, various ad hoc committees were set up to promote the following work:

To develop programme of study; learning objectives; learning and assessment exemplars for students with SEN;

To conduct surveys in exploring the way ahead of curriculum reforms in special schools; to work in collaboration with schools on the development of school-based curriculum so as to enhance students' learning;

To design and produce reference materials;

To conduct seminars, workshops and experience sharing sessions for enhancing teachers' professionalism;

To encourage schools to participate in the "Seed Project" on issues which are in line with the aims of curriculum reform.

As curriculum development is a continuous process, it should be updated and improved from time to time to meet new needs of society and students. It is expected that during its on-going enhancement process, participation and support from schools; frontline personnel as well as parents are essential elements that contribute to its success.

Materials and teaching packages on curriculum for students with SEN have been uploaded for teachers' reference. Ideas and suggestions on the development of the special education curriculum uploading to the website are always welcome. For suggestions and enquiries, please contact the Senior Curriculum Development Officer (Special Educational Needs) at 2892 6524.

Learning and Teaching Resources

Resources of Supporting Students with SEN
Special Arrangements for Internal Examinations for Students with Special Educational Needs

Contact Us

Name:

Senior Curriculum Officer(Special Educational Needs)

Email:

scdosen@edb.gov.hk

Tel.:

(852) 2892 6524

Fax:

(852) 2573 5299

Address:

Rm 1325, 13/F, Wu Chung House, 213 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

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Introduction On the principle of "one curriculum framework for all', students with special educational needs (SEN), like their counterparts follow the mainstream school curriculum and are offered essential life-long learning experiences. To put in place the above objectives, the Committee on Special Educational Needs (CSEN) under the Curriculum Development Council is responsible for formulating policy and overseeing curriculum development for students with SEN.

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Kriti Children’s Centre - after-school learning support, SEN family support

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Kriti Children’s Centre - after-school learning support, SEN family support

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A 3 years long youth-led voluntary project that focused on children and youth’s education and arts in the ethnic minority community discovered alarming concerns for ethnic minority families of children with Special Education Needs (SEN): Rising number of SEN in the EM community, limited understanding and awareness on SEN, social stigma toward neurodiversity, and a lack of accessible resources in the public and private sector.

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The Zubin Center - Therapy for SEN Children

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The Zubin Center - Therapy for SEN Children

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Therapy for SEN Children – The Zubin Foundation

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Since 1952, Hong Kong Christian Service (HKCS) has been working towards a humane and just society. We provide the needy with suitable, professional and quality services genuinely. We care for the disadvantaged and the neglected. We uphold our vision of "Towards a Benevolent and Just Society, Holistic Development for All" by instilling hope, advocating justice and promoting harmony for our people and society. We are now looking for the right candidates for the posts below to join our staff team:

The information provided by the applicants would be kept confidential and would be used for the purposes relating to the recruitment of the respective vacant posts.

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Since 1952, Hong Kong Christian Service (HKCS) has been working towards a humane and just society. We provide the needy with suitable, professional and quality services genuinely. We care for the disadvantaged and the neglected. We uphold our vision of "Towards a Benevolent and Just Society, Holistic Development for All" by instilling hope, advocating justice and promoting harmony for our people and society.

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Job Vacancies (English only) " Centre for Harmony and Enhancement of Ethnic Minority Residents (CHEER)

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This programme is sponsored by the Home Affairs Department.

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It can be hard to find suitable resources to support the study of Chinese.

We've collected some of our favourites.

Videos and songs are a great way to practice listening and increase exposure to new vocabulary. Audio books and other tools can help with reading.

Click on the drop down menu above to see the types of resources we've pooled together.

Let us know on what your favourites are!

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Resources | Chinese as An Additional Language Hong Kong

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Videos and songs are a great way to practice listening and increase exposure to new vocabulary. Audio books and other tools can help with reading. Click on the drop down menu above to see the types of resources we've pooled together. Let us know on what your favourites are!

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[Link] Gov Support Services for Ethnic Minorities

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[Link] Gov Support Services for Ethnic Minorities

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Pursuant to the COVID-19 epidemic, the Home Affairs Department has set up a telephone hotline 2835 1473 for providing support to returnees under home quarantine. The operating hours of the hotline are from 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday except public holidays.

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Pursuant to the COVID-19 epidemic, the Home Affairs Department has set up a telephone hotline 2835 1473 for providing support to returnees under home quarantine. The operating hours of the hotline are from 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday except public holidays.

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Heep Hong Society Parents Resource Centres 

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Heep Hong Society Parents Resource Centres 

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Parents Resource Centres (PRCs) serve to provide diversified and comprehensive services to families of people with developmental disorders, and ease parents’ pressure of taking care of their children.

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Accelerate your Cantonese learning with CanToLearn’s interactive CSL courses. Perfect for beginners and advanced learners alike. Start learning today and join a global community!

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Caritas Rehabilitation Service - Parents Resource Centre

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Caritas Rehabilitation Service - Parents Resource Centre

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Caritas Parents Resource Centre - Caritas

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Service users can withdraw from the service at any time by stopping paying membership dues or notify the staff of Parents Resource Centre; A written notice will be sent to the service users who are no longer eligible to receive services to notify the service termination and follow-up referrals will be arranged

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https://www.youtube.com/@translateforherthem8356/playlists

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Divorce @Community Legal Information Centre

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Divorce @Community Legal Information Centre

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Legal Aid Department - Our Services - Legal Aid Schemes - Civil Cases

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Free Legal Advice Clinic | Counselling & Legal Support | Services | Hong Kong Federation of Women’s Centres

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Hong Kong Federation of Women’s Centres (HKFWC) was founded in 1981. We concern about the situation of grassroots women, and promote gender equality in Hong Kong through services, education and advocacy. Through our four women centres in Sham Shui Po, Tai Wo, Fanling and Sheung Shui, we develop volunteer networks, provide appropriate services for women, and develop their potential. HKFWC enables women to develop their Confidence, Independence and Competence.

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Home | Translate For Her | A Mutual Support Platform for Ethnic Minority Women in Hong Kong

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Translate for Her started in 2014 with the mission to break language barriers and provide access to community information for ethnic minority women in Hong Kong. Over the years, we are dedicated to the work of information empowerment through the use of WhatsApp. Our translation platform on WhatsApp has gradually evolved into an information sharing and mutual support community where ethnic minority women and volunteers actively participate.

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HKFWS - Service for Special Education Need (SEN)

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HKFWS - Service for Special Education Need (SEN)

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Service for Special Education Need (SEN)

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We help young people overcome problems which may hinder their psychosocial development, and to facilitate their personal growth and potential development, and to support youth at risk or in disadvantaged circumstances. Special programmes are tailored to address the parenting issues to promote harmonious family and interpersonal relationship.

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Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council - Services for SEN

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Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council - Services for SEN

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Our mission

1. Provide early intervention and inter-disciplinary training services for children with special needs to enhance their potential and strengthen their all-round development ;

2. Support parents and caregivers by providing counselling and education to increase their confidence in nourishing children with special needs, and to strengthen their supporting roles in family;

3. Promote community education to construct an inclusive society with equality and care

Who we serve

1. Children who are attending at the participating KGs or KG-cum-CCCs and are on the waiting list for SWD-subvented pre-school rehabilitation services;

2. Children who are on the waiting list for assessment from Child Assessment Centres under Department of Health or Hospital Authority (when our service team has service quota to provide services for these children but the number of these children served must not be more than 10% of the total number of children served by our team);

3. Teachers/child care workers and parents/carers of such children.

Service Objectives
Our multi-disciplinary service team provides professional on-site training for students with special needs and gives professional advice to teachers, includingconsultation and professional training, in assisting them to offer quality care for students with special needs. We also provide support to parents in raising their children with a positive attitude and effective skills.
Service Scope Training for Children

1. Understanding the developmental progress of children through comprehensive assessments conducted by therapists;

2. Adopting tailor-made training plans by our multi-disciplinary team, based on children's ability in different aspects;

3. Providing on-site/centre-based individual and group training for children

4. Conducting regular meetings to evaluate training effectiveness.

Support for Teachers

1. Providing on-site consultation for teachers;

2. Providing diversified training programs, including workshops, seminars, group trainings and other activities.

Support for Parents/Carers

1. Providing consultation for parents to enhance their skills in raising children with special needs;

2. Providing diversified training programs, including workshops, seminars, group trainings and other activities.

Service Users On-site Pre-school Rehabilitation Services (OPRS)
1. Children under six attending the KGs/KG-cum-CCCs participating in OPRS who are:

assessed by paediatricians, clinical/educational psychologists or other qualified professionals as recognized by SWD, referrals can be made by social workers of integrated family service centres, medical social services units or designated service units under Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services‒Subsystem for Disabled Pre-schoolers (CRSRehabPS) for application for pre-school rehabilitation services.

2. Teachers/child care workers and parents/carers of such children.
Tier 1 Support Services

1. Children under six attending the KGs or KG-cum-CCCs participating in OPRS who are: awaiting assessment by Child Assessment Centres (CACs), or
* assessed by CACs to have borderline developmental problem, or
* assessed by the OPRS team as having special needs with reference to the "Child Observation Checklist" (COC).

2. Teachers/child care workers and parents/carers of such children.

Service Modes A Multi-disciplinary Team
Our service team comprises occupational therapists, speech therapists, physiotherapists, clinical/ educational psychologists, registered social workers and special child care workers. The team works together to make tailor-made individual training plans for children.
Case Coordination
Special child care worker, being the case manager, follows the training progress of children and formulates individual training plans.
On-site Support Services
Therapists and special child care workers provide on-site training for children, together with classroom management strategies, to strengthen support for children at school.
Centre-based Support Services
In order to enhance the effectiveness of training, we provide centre-based professional training facilities to address the training needs of children.
Mobile Training Centre
A mobile training shuttle with professional equipment would travel between KGs or KG-cum-CCCs around all districts in Hong Kong. Students with special needs can receive training in a soundproof space. Our mobile training shuttle has two independent training rooms and various professional equipment, such as fine motor training aids, speech therapy training materials and social skills training materials, etc. Therapists can therefore provide individualized treatment programs with the use of equipment for children with special needs.
Application Procedures On-site Pre-school Rehabilitation Services (OPRS)
Referrals can be made by social workers or staff of rehabilitation service units to the Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services of the SWD.

Tier 1 Support Services Parents/carers may consult the teachers or other professions (e.g. social workers in pre-primary institutions) of participating KGs/KG-cum-CCCs or approach our OPRS Project Team directly for enquiry
Tier 1 Support Services
Parents/carers may consult the teachers or other professions (e.g. social workers in pre-primary institutions) of participating KGs/KG-cum-CCCs or approach our OPRS Project Team directly for enquiry.
Withdrawal
Parents who would like to withdraw from our service, will have to notify our service team in written form at least one month in advance. Termination of our service/ referral to other services will be made under the following circumstances (whichever is earlier):
* promoted to mainstream primary school (including local and/ or non-local syllabus);
* ineligible for service due to reached age of 6 on/ before 1 September of the year as stipulated in RSRehab-PS Manual of Procedures;
* tier movement to Waitee/ or changed service to EETC/ IP/ SCCC/ RSCCC;
* changed to other KGs/ KG-cum-CCCs with or without OPRS
* tier movement to Tier 1 (with progress from OPRS);
* achieved OPRS training plan without CRSRehab-PS service need;
* self-withdrawal by parent/ guardian;
* away from Hong Kong;
* other reasons.
Service Fee
Our service is subvented by the Social Welfare Department (SWD), and hence free of charge.

Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, WE LOVE: Jockey Club Centre for Family Enhancement partnered with The University of Hong Kong, the Education Bureau and six institutions in 2018 to launch JC A-Connect: Jockey Club Autism Support Network ("JC A-Connect"), with which it provides systematic group training with on-site services for students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) studying in mainstream primary and secondary schools and gives support for faculty and staff members and parents. Remarkable results were achieved in evidence-based intervention. The project was regularised and funded by the Education Bureau from 2021 and renamed "Tiered Autism Intervention Model(AIM) Project".

Target group:

Students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) studying in mainstream primary and secondary schools, and their parents, teachers and peers

Content of the Project

- Student Support Programme (Type A)

- Strength-based Curriculum (Type B)

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hong kong sheng kung hui welfare council

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Established in 1966, the Welfare Council has provided a wide range of social services, from caring for infants and toddlers to supporting the elderly, from promoting physical and mental health to offering rehabilitation care, from community support to residential care, from life education to end-of-life care, from social work intervention to interdisciplinary team collaboration.

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UCN initiated, the " South Asian Health Support Programme " in 2007, funded by The Community Chest. The programme aims to improve health profile of the South Asian in Hong Kong through comprehensive health promotion strategic and healthy lifestyle interventions, such as community based health talks, wellness classes, trainings, health campaigns and timely health screening.

The service include, the service team is composed of multinational, multilingual personnel with medical, public health and nursing background. Thus proper health information and medical services can be provided for those with languages and cultures barriers.

To promote smoking cessation, The Tobacco and Alcohol Control office -Department of Health has been funding UCN to run "Smoking Cessation Programme for Ethnic Minorities and New Immigrants" since 2013.

The aim is to provide a one-stop smoking cessation service to the ethnic minorities and new immigrants, which addresses the specific needs in particular the language and cultural differences. In addition, all the local smokers can also access the service. The programme includes education on smoking and health, counselling, outreach based promotion and treatment. The smoker can get free treatment for nicotine addiction to quit smoking at our UNC clinics. Information can be obtained from UCN "Quit-Smoking-Club" Facebook page .

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united christian nethersole community health service

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United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service (UCN) is a sub-organization of United Christian Medical Service. Founded in 1972 by Dr. Edward Paterson, Kwun Tong Community Health Project (predecessor organization of UCN) provided professional, comprehensive and affordable medical service to community with "wallless hospital" concept.

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UCN - Smoking Cessation Programme for Ethnic Minorites and New Immigrants (Smoking Cessation Programme)

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UCN - Smoking Cessation Programme for Ethnic Minorites and New Immigrants (Smoking Cessation Programme)

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Smoking Cessation Programme for Ethnic Minorities and New Immigrants (Smoking Cessation Programme) | Preventive Medicine & Clinical Service | Services | United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service

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United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service (UCN) is a sub-organization of United Christian Medical Service. Founded in 1972 by Dr. Edward Paterson, Kwun Tong Community Health Project (predecessor organization of UCN) provided professional, comprehensive and affordable medical service to community with “wallless hospital” concept. In 1997, Kwun Tong Community Health Project merged with Nethersole Community Health Service and renamed to United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service. UCN had become a comprehensive health care organization focus for primary health care nowadays, by achieving the mission of “Leading a Health Life” covering the following key services in Kwun Tong, Tai Po, Tin Shui Wai, Jordan District, and so on: Preventive Medicine & Clinical Service
Chinese Medicine Service
Allied Health Service
Diagnostic Service
Social Service

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Community Drug Advisory Council - Non-Chinese Speakers

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Community Drug Advisory Council - Non-Chinese Speakers

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NoN Chinese Speakers - Community Drug Advisory Council

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We provide culturally sensitive drug education to Non-Chinese speaking children, youth, parents and community workers. Simultaneously, through health-centered education and based on the framework of Social Determinants of Health, we strive to strengthen the protective factors of ethnic minorities, such as family, peer, culture and religion, so as to enhance the effectiveness of anti-drug education.

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UCN - South Asian Health Support Programme

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UCN - South Asian Health Support Programme

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Health | Hong Kong | South Asian Health Support Programme

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Welcome to our website tailor-made specially to improve the health profile of South Asians in Hong Kong. This website includes health and related information in South Asian languages.

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Shall We Talk - Mental Health Support Services for Ethnic Minorities

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Shall We Talk - Mental Health Support Services for Ethnic Minorities

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「陪我講 Shall We Talk」是精神健康諮詢委員會自2020年7月起推行的精神健康推廣和公眾教育計劃。此一站式專題網頁載有常見精神健康問題、治療、求助、社區支援、活動、故事分享等相關資料，以及與學校和職場相關的精神健康資訊

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SBHK - English Emotional Support Hotline

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SBHK - English Emotional Support Hotline

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Relatives and friends often feel guilty and can be self-blaming when their relatives and friends committed suicide. It is not easy for them to tell others their inner feelings. If their negative thoughts cannot be handled properly, it will affect their future and may eventually cause depression, self-mutilation, and ultimately cause the people around them to suffer.

In view of this, our Suicide Crisis Intervention Centre established the first "Relatives and Friends of the Suicidal People Self-help Group" in Hong Kong in September 2004, hoping to help the members get out of the predicament by gathering them together to gain mutual support, live a new live and ultimately achieve the goal of "helping others to help themselves".

The "Relatives and Friends of the Suicidal People Self-help Group" was later renamed as the "Live the Rainbow Group", implying that the group members can overcome the pain and to live a colourful life. Due to the remarkable results of the "Live the Rainbow Group", our organisation was further funded by the Social Welfare Department to launch a one-stop shop "Live the Rainbow Service" for relatives and friends of the suicide deaths starting from November 2009.

Program review: Click Here

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Suicide Crisis Intervention Centre - The Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong

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Suicide Crisis Intervention Service: Consultation Hotline for Relatives and Friends of the Suicidal People 23191177, English Emotional Support Hotline 23892223, Suicide Crisis Counselling; Live the Rainbow Service: Counselling for Relatives and Friends of the Suicidal Deaths, The Unfinished Novel Therapeutic Group for Relatives and Friends of the Suicidal Deaths, Live the Rainbow Support Group for Relatives and Friends of the Suicidal Deaths; Online Suicide Prevention: ChatPoint, Help4Suicide, Suicide Prevention on neT; Jockey Club Life-Connect Resource Network: Training for Teachers & Social Workers

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24-hour telephone hotline - Samaritans Hong Kong

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Our hotline 2896 0000 is operated 24 hours a day every day of the year by trained volunteers There is…

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Open Up - 24/7 online text emotional support platform for publics mainly aged 6-24

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Open Up - 24/7 online text emotional support platform for publics mainly aged 6-24

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"Open Up" is a 24/7 online text emotional support platform for publics mainly aged 6-24, under the funding of Social Welfare Department and operated by 5 social welfare organizations (The Boys' & Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong, Caritas Hong Kong, Hong Kong Children & Youth Services, The Hong Kong Federation Youth Groups, St. James' Settlement), in collaboration with The Hong Kong Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, the University of Hong Kong.

Through connecting to the online text platform when they feel necessary, youngsters could ventilate their sufferings and stress and could feel a sense companion and self-determination. We encourage youngsters to connect to us rather than enduring negative emotions alone.

The round-the-clock 24/7 Open Up service is always here for message to us any time you like. All the chat record will be kept confidential.

The contact details are as follows:

Website: www.openup.hk

Facebook / Instagram: hkopenup

WhatsApp / SMS: 91 012 012

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"Open Up" is a 24/7 online text emotional support platform for publics mainly aged 6-24, under the funding of Social Welfare Department and operated by 5 social welfare organizations (The Boys' & Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong, Caritas Hong Kong, Hong Kong Children & Youth Services, The Hong Kong Federation Youth Groups, St.

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Harmony House was established in 1985 as the first shelter for abused women and their children in Hong Kong. Today, we have developed into a one-stop anti-domestic violence service agency, with a wide range of preventive, therapeutic and developmental programmes to help families affected by domestic violence. We also organise community education programmes, promote harmonious and healthy family relationships, provide training to multi-disciplinary and advocate for policies and legislations on behalf of victims of violence, their families and communities.

Our first flag day in Hong Kong district aims to enlist your help and support to creating more harmonious family environment. Harmony House's comprehensive services include community education a better communication to reduce domestic violence, which affects, women, men, children and elderly. Your generous donation is an important support to our work.

Harmony House Flag Day on August 16, 2025 in Hong Kong Region】

🎉 Flag-selling volunteers will be eligible for the lucky draw to win attractive prizes!
Act now to join us in bringing love and hope to survivors of domestic violence and create a more harmonious community💖

✅ Become a flag-selling volunteer
✅ Donate to receive the limited edition "Dax & Family Gold Flag Souvenirs"

Event Details :
Date：8.16.2025 (Sat)
Time：7:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location：Hong Kong Island
Donations and volunteer registration： https://flagday.harmonyhousehk.org/donate
Enquiry：WhatsApp 46127979

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Call Mira - Helpline with services offered in English, Hindi, and Urdu

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Call Mira - Helpline with services offered in English, Hindi, and Urdu

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Ethnic Minority Well-Being Centre - Individual counselling services

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Ethnic Minority Well-Being Centre - Individual counselling services

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The Ethnic Minority Well-being Centre offers free one-to-one counselling services in English, Hindi, Urdu, Nepali, and Tamil for non-Chinese residents in Hong Kong

Our Impact

In 2021 and 2022

Counselling

Counselling services for Ethnic Minorities aged 18 and above

Resources and training for mental health professionals, schools, NGOs and other frontline workers

Our Services

"I am very thankful for this service that is available for EMs for free. It has helped me
tremendously with navigating through my emotions, understanding my feelings, and
loving myself more. If not for this program, I would not have had the courage to step
out of my comfort zone, be vulnerable, and grow. So I am grateful for all that is
involved, especially to my counsellor."

21 year old Filipino client, female

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The Ethnic Minority Well-being Centre (EMWBC) offers free one-to-one counselling services in English, Hindi, Urdu, and Nepali for non-Chinese residents in Hong Kong.

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Resource the Counselling Centre - Mental Health Support and Counselling Program

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Resource the Counselling Centre - Mental Health Support and Counselling Program

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Events and Activities - ReSource The Counselling Centre LTD

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Subsidized Counselling Service Mental Health Support and Counselling Program Visual design by Delorian Ko The epidemic is gradually passing, but the slowdown in social-economic activities, adapting to “new normal”, heavy work stress, negatively affected the mental wellness of Hong Kong people. We are a registered charity established in 1973. We provide subsidized face-to-face / online ... Read more

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St John's Cathedral - Counselling Service

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St John's Cathedral - Counselling Service

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St. John's Cathedral Counselling Service

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We get it. Life can feel harder than ever before.

There are many concerns we can help with in counselling. But everyone is unique. We'll get to know you and your individual situation to be able to give you the best help we can.

Providing professional counselling and psychotherapy to community members in Hong Kong regardless of age, race, gender, nationality, residence status, religion, faith and income.

Here for Hong Kong since 1970
30+ qualified professionals
We have over 30 qualified counsellors, therapists, clinical social workers and psychologists.
14 languages and dialects
We speak English, Cantonese, Mandarin, French, English, Spanish, Japanese, German, Polish, Korean, Russia, Hindi, Sindi and Tagalog.
40 years of experience
St. John's Cathedral Counselling Service is a self-sufficient Non-Profit Organization with over 40 years of experience of providing professional counselling and psychotherapy to community members in Hong Kong.

Our modern, warm, friendly, comfortable and soothing offices are located in Central Hong Kong with easy access from private and public transportation.

Services we offer

Services for Individuals, Couples & Families

Group Therapy

For Corporates/Organisation, Schools and Community

If you are in a life threatening situation- don't use this site. Call 999 or use these resources to get immediate help.

About SJCCS

St. John's Cathedral Counselling Service (SJCCS) is an affordable, evidence-based, professional, resource-rich and multi-lingual counselling service in Hong Kong with over 30 qualified counsellors, therapists, clinical social workers and psychologists.

St. John's Cathedral Counselling Service is an Outreach Ministry of St. John's Cathedral:

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All articles are written by our network of editors and contributors. Everything we publish is fact checked by our panel of experts.

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Empowering you for growth and happiness - St. John's Cathedral Counselling Service

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There are many concerns we can help with in counselling. But everyone is unique. We'll get to know you and your individual situation to be able to give you the best help we can. Providing professional counselling and psychotherapy to community members in Hong Kong regardless of age, race, gender, nationality, residence status, religion, faith and income.

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OCD & Anxiety Support HK - Rainbow of Hope Low Cost Virtual Counselling Clinic

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OCD & Anxiety Support HK - Rainbow of Hope Low Cost Virtual Counselling Clinic

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Counselling — OCD & Anxiety Support Hong Kong

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Rainbow of Hope Low Cost Virtual Counselling Clinic

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take action now for your mental health Introduction to iACT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjk_OJ2SnSQ&t=1s iACT® stands for Improving Access to Community Therapies. Developed by Mind HK, iACT utilises an internationally recognised stepped care model that has been successfully implemented in various countries. This approach draws inspiration from the long-established Talking Therapies initiative in the UK (formerly known as the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies, IAPT) and New Access in Australia, both designed to provide mental health support to those

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CFSC - ACT with your HeART Mental Well-being Project for Students

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CFSC - ACT with your HeART Mental Well-being Project for Students

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ACT with your HeART Mental Well-being Project for Students

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Counselling and Research Centre - Professional Services Psychological Couunselling

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Counselling and Research Centre - Professional Services Psychological Couunselling

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Mental Health Foundation - The "Night to Light" Program

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Mental Health Foundation - The "Night to Light" Program

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JUMP 求職增值 - 致力為求職者、年輕人提供各行各業，尤其在醫護、社福和教育等的就業和進修資訊

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JUMP 求職增值 - 致力為求職者、年輕人提供各行各業，尤其在醫護、社福和教育等的就業和進修資訊

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JUMP 提供醫護、社福和教育三大專業範疇，以及旅遊、IT等職位空缺和進修資訊。同時提供多元化的行業趨勢、招聘行情、發展前景、增值課程等資訊

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JobsDB - Hong Kong's no. 1 jobs, employment, career and recruitment site

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Search, browse and apply the latest Admin & HR, Banking, IT, Sales, Marketing and many other jobs in Hong Kong. Start your job search in Hong Kong at JobsDB.com.

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Hong Kong’s front-line jobs search & match platform - Moovup

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Hong Kong’s front-line jobs search & match platform. Search and apply 24701 vacancies, including retail, food & beverage, logistic & transport, production & packaging, event & promotion and customer services jobs in Hong Kong. Create you online resume for job matching and start your free job hunting at Moovup.

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CTgoodjobs - Career Times Online Limited

About CTgoodjobs - Career Times Online Limited CTgoodjobs, a brand extension under Career Times Online Ltd., is a member of the Hong Kong Economic Times Group (Stock code: 423). We offer recruitment and employer branding solutions to recruiters, and also support job seekers with full range of free career resources. To cater for a diverse range of target audience, CTgoodjobs has strong social media presence with over 379,000 facebook fans. Employment Agency Licence No. 64617 關於 CTgoodjobs - Career Times Online Limited CTgoodjobs為Career Times Online Ltd的延伸品牌，香港經濟日報集團的成員之一(股份代號：00423)。我們以優質的使用者界面及體驗，為僱主提供最有效的人才方案，同時為求職者免費提供全方位求職資訊。 為了配合不同目標群，CTgoodjobs著力發展各社交媒體平台，其中Facebook專頁的粉絲人數更超過379,000。 職業介紹所牌照號碼. 64617

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一站式求職及職場資訊平台 HK Job Platform | CTgoodjobs

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香港領先求職招聘網站CTgoodjobs，提供逾50,000份全職及兼職空缺及搵工面試資訊等。 CTgoodjobs is Hong Kong's leading recruitment site with over 50,000 for part time and full time jobs.

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Interactive Employment Service of the Labour Department

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Job vacancy in Hong Kong 香港職位空缺 - JobMarket求職廣場 - 讀者人數最多｜廣告最強｜No.1招聘雜誌

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Your one-stop site for job vacancy, employment, career tips and latest news for the working forces.

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Interative Employment Service - Racial Diversity Employment Programme

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Interative Employment Service - Racial Diversity Employment Programme

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Interactive Employment Service of the Labour Department > Racial Diversity Employment Programme

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Hong Kong Employment Development Services - Employment Development Cources

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Hong Kong Employment Development Services - Employment Development Cources

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Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service - Ethnic Minority Services

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Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service - Ethnic Minority Services

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Ethnic Minority Services - Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service

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Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service (A Company Limited by Guarantee). All rights reserved.Email marketing software sponsored by Reasonable

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What is EOC

The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), established in May 1996, is a statutory body responsible for implementing the Sex Discrimination Ordinance, the Disability Discrimination Ordinance, the Family Status Discrimination Ordinance and the Race Discrimination Ordinance in Hong Kong.

The EOC works towards the elimination of discrimination on the grounds of sex, marital status, pregnancy, breastfeeding, disability, family status and race.

We also aim to eliminate sexual harassment, breastfeeding harassment and harassment and vilification on the grounds of disability and race. We promote equality of opportunities between men and women, between persons with and without a disability, and irrespective of family status and race.

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The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), established in May 1996, is a statutory body responsible for implementing the Sex Discrimination Ordinance, the Disability Discrimination Ordinance, the Family Status Discrimination Ordinance and the Race Discrimination Ordinance in Hong Kong. The EOC works towards the elimination of discrimination on the grounds of sex, marital status, pregnancy, breastfeeding, disability, family status and race.

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Mandatory Provident Fund - MPF information in bilingual languages

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Mandatory Provident Fund - MPF information in bilingual languages

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Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility

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Storybooks

Children's storybooks can help ethnic minority students learn Chinese. The Project has designed a variety of Chinese storybooks, covering a wide range of topics. Teachers and parents can download these storybooks for free and use them to improve children's Chinese proficiency. Shared reading is also a great way to bond with children and cultivate children's socioemotional competence!

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C-for-Chinese@JC | Joyful Learning for Inclusive Community

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Created and funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, and co-created by three local universities and two non-governmental organisations, the Project aims to improve the Chinese proficiency of ethnic minority students and social competence of Chinese students for an inclusive community.

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CantoGather empowers Hong Kong’s minorities through language and multicultural education — making CommUnity a Reality.

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Interactive Learning Chinese with News for NCS Students - Free self-study app download

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Interactive Learning Chinese with News for NCS Students - Free self-study app download

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The "Learning Chinese with the News" App comprises 150 articles which were abstracted from the Ming Pao news. Each article contains Cantonese audio clips. All key words in the articles are translated into English, Urdu, Hindi and Nepalese so that students who speak those languages can learn the precise meanings of the words. Students can choose any character from the articles to learn its radicals, number of strokes, stroke order (animated), formation and pronunciation. Students can also save their answers and get immediate comments in all the activities so that they can assess their performance.

The topics of the articles are relevant to students' daily experiences which include current affairs, health, environment, sports, education, technology, construction, social studies, etc. Students will be interested and inspired to learn Chinese in their daily lives.
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The "Learning Chinese with the News" App comprises 150 articles which were abstracted from the Ming Pao news. Each article contains Cantonese audio clips. All key words in the articles are translated into English, Urdu, Hindi and Nepalese so that students who speak those languages can learn the precise meanings of the words.

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edb - Online Chinese Language Self-learning Resources for Non-Chinese Speaking Students

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edb - Online Chinese Language Self-learning Resources for Non-Chinese Speaking Students

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Character Recognition and Writing （Preamble ） Story Book with Recording of Reading Aloud Chinese classic sayings Work of Students

The Winning Pieces of Chinese Writing Competition for Non-Chinese Speaking Students PDF1 PDF2 PDF3

Performance of Chinese Talent Competition for Non-Chinese Speaking Students

Storytelling Video 1 Video 2

Verse Speaking Video
Useful Website
Hong Kong Chinese Lexical Lists for Primary Learning
https://www.edbchinese.hk/lexlist_ch/

Lexical Items with English Explanations for Fundamental Chinese Learning in Hong Kong Schools
https://www.edbchinese.hk/lexlist_en/

Path to Moral Excellence：Primary Chinese Language Learning Software on Traditional Chinese Virtues
https://www.edb.gov.hk/tc/curriculum-development/kla/chi-edu/resources/primary/lang/moral.html

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self-learning resources for ncs students

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Self-learning Resources for NCS Students

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Character Recognition and Writing （Preamble ） Story Book with Recording of Reading Aloud Chinese classic sayings Work of Students The Winning Pieces of Chinese Writing Competition for Non-Chinese Speaking Students PDF1 PDF2 PDF3 Performance of Chinese Talent Competition for Non-Chinese Speaking Students Storytelling Video 1 Video 2 Verse Speaking Video Useful Website Hong Kong Chinese Lexical Lists for Primary Learning https://www.edbchinese.hk/lexlist_ch/ Lexical Items with English Explanations for Fundamental Chinese Learning in Hong Kong Schools https://www.edbchinese.hk/lexlist_en/ Path to Moral Excellence：Primary Chinese Language Learning Software on Traditional Chinese Virtues https://www.edb.gov.hk/tc/curriculum-development/kla/chi-edu/resources/primary/lang/moral.html

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Youtube Video - Learn Cantonese with CantoneseClass 101

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Youtube Video - Learn Cantonese with CantoneseClass 101

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Learn Cantonese with CantoneseClass101.com - The Fastest, Easiest and Most Fun Way to Learn Cantonese. Start speaking Cantonese in minutes with Audio and Video lessons. CantoneseClass101.com is an online Cantonese language learning website. You’ll learn to speak, read, write and hear Cantonese. You’ll have fun learning with listeners around the world. Get ready to start speaking Cantonese from the very first lesson! Visit CantoneseClass101.com/video and sign up for your FREE lifetime account. See higher quality videos and exclusive videos only on CantoneseClass101.com. Go to CantoneseClass101.com/video
Learn Cantonese with CantoneseClass101.com! The Fastest, Easiest and Most Fun Way to Learn Cantonese.

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Written chinese character help sheets with cantonese pronunciation.

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Caritas Hong Kong - Youth and Community Service

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Caritas Hong Kong - Youth and Community Service

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Youth and Community Service | Caritas Hong Kong

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Empowering, educating and connecting women and girls through sport. Through our Hong Kong based charity, we provided programmes aimed to empower, facilitate, and inspire teenage girls to develop self-confidence and discipline, demonstrate resilience and embrace their lives through engagement in spor

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Sport x Social Enterpris = ∾｜Social S 體育係

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Did you know sport can make your work life more fulfilling? Check out our Gamiifed Corporate Wellness Program “Office Sportmeets!

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Centre for Harmony and Enhancement of Ethnic Minority Residents (CHEER)  

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Centre for Harmony and Enhancement of Ethnic Minority Residents (CHEER)  

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Important Health Information

Latest Tropical Cyclone News

Please be reminded that the Hong Kong Observatory will issue Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 5:40pm today. Please take precautionary measures, stay away from the shoreline and not to engage in water sports.

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Providing emotional and mental health support to ethnic minorities
In response to the tragic incident which happened in Sham Shui Po earlier, the eight Support Service Centres for Ethnic Minorities and the Pakistani Community Support Team commissioned by the Home Affairs Department (HAD) are organising various activities on emotional and mental health support for ethnic minorities.

Details of these activities can be found on HAD's Race Relations Unit's website ( https://www.had.gov.hk/rru/english/index.htm).

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Updated information on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) and vaccines
1. CHP acknowledges WHO's statement on antigen composition of COVID-19 vaccines
Acknowledging the updated statement on antigen composition of COVID-19 vaccines from the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centre for Health Protection (CHP) of the Department of Health stressed that receiving COVID-19 vaccination can effectively reduce the risk of serious illness and death from infection and called on members of the public who have not received the first three doses of vaccine to get vaccinated as early as possible for self-protection.
For details, refer to: https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202305/19/P2023051900675.htm

2. Government responds to enquiries on latest advice of WHO
Following WHO's announcement that the COVID-19 epidemic situation no longer constitutes a public health emergency of international concern, the Government would make reference to WHO's latest advice on the epidemic situation in assessing the local situation and relevant risks, as well as the mutation of COVID-19 strains, thereby appraising the epidemic prevention and control response level, and adjusting the remaining measures and arrangements in relation to the epidemic accordingly. Announcements would be made in due course as appropriate.
For details, refer to: https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202305/06/P2023050600622.htm

3. Community testing centres and community testing stations completely ceased operation
The Government announced that five COVID-19 community testing centres and community testing stations (CTC/CTSs) had completely ceased operation from May 13.
For details, refer to: https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202305/05/P2023050500431.htm

4. Government's response on arrangement of extending shelf life of COVID-19 oral drugs
A Government spokesman stressed that all COVID-19 oral drugs currently prescribed to confirmed COVID-19 patients in Hong Kong have been tested and confirmed by the drug manufacturers as effective and safe, and comply with the relevant drug safety regulation. The practice of shelf life extension of the two COVID-19 oral drugs is also an established practice in the global pharmaceutical industry. The spokesman reiterated that the COVID-19 oral drugs is safe and effective while the local supply is sufficient. The Government would ensure that there are sufficient medical resources to meet local needs.
For details, refer to: https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202305/12/P2023051200653.htm

More information on COVID-19 vaccines: www.covidvaccine.gov.hk/en/

Department of Health

23 May 2023

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Citywide RAT to Curb COVID Spread (Reminder)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzFAUzTtmKk (English)

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Centre for Harmony and Enhancement of Ethnic Minority Residents (CHEER)

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Important Health Information Latest Tropical Cyclone News Please be reminded that the Hong Kong Observatory will issue Strong Wind Signal No. 3 at 5:40pm today. Please take precautionary measures, stay away from the shoreline and not to engage in water sports.

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Christian Action - Social Services and Humanitarian Programmes

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Christian Action - Social Services and Humanitarian Programmes

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Social Services & Humanitarian Programme

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H.K.S.K.L. Lady MacLehose Centre-Services for Minorities Unit

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H.K.S.K.L. Lady MacLehose Centre-Services for Minorities Unit

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香港聖公會麥理浩夫人中心 - 少數族裔服務部

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香港基督教服務處（服務處）成立於1952年，多年來致力建立一個仁愛、公義的社會。服務處一直為有需要人士提供適切、專業、真誠的優質服務，對弱勢及被忽略的社群尤為關注，並以「社會仁愛公義、人人全面發展」為願景，為市民及社會締造希望、倡導公義、牽引共融。

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Link Centre - Support Services Centre for Ethnic Minorities

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Link Centre - Support Services Centre for Ethnic Minorities

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LINK Centre - Hong Kong Community Network

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LINK Centre The Home Affairs Department commissioned Hong Kong Community Network to establish the LINK Centre in Kwai Tsing to overcome difficulties

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International Social Services - Home Centre for Ethnic Minorities

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International Social Services - Home Centre for Ethnic Minorities

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HOPE Centre for Ethnic Minorities | Migrants Programme for non-Chinese (Ethnic Minorities) | Services for Migrants | Our Services | International Social Service Hong Kong Branch

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International Social Service Hong Kong Branch

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KELY Support - Drugs & Alcohol Awareness, Mental Health & Wellbeing

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KELY Support - Drugs & Alcohol Awareness, Mental Health & Wellbeing

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KELY Support Group (KELY) is a Hong Kong-based nonprofit organisation whose mission since 1991 is to equip young people with the skills, knowledge, and opportunities needed to support themselves and each other. We envision a world where young people are empowered to reach their full potential.

We collaborate with schools and other partners to offer programmes to Chinese- and English-speaking youth between the ages of 14 and 24 around our three core focus areas: Drug and Alcohol Awareness, Mental Health & Wellbeing, and Positive Youth Development.

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EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL | KELY

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KELY Support Group (KELY) is a non-government funded bilingual organisation which provides support to the youth in Hong Kong

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Established in Wan Chai in October 1980, Methodist Centre (MC) provides various social services to different communities, targeting children, youth, adults, families, elderly, ethnic minorities, schools and corporates. Welcome to explore more through our website!

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New Home Association - Services for Ethnic Minorities

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New Home Association - Services for Ethnic Minorities

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©2022 New Home Association LTD. All Rights Reserved | 職業介紹所牌照號碼: 102

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Project EM Empowerment | Hong Kong Hong Kong

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Project EM Empowerment, Hong Kong. 807 likes · 2 talking about this. Education

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ilm - The Institute of Leadership & Management

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ilm - The Institute of Leadership & Management

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Ilm.hk – The Institute of Leadership and Management Foundation

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At the Institute of Leadership and Management Foundation (ILM), we aim to create positive social change through active empowerment. Established in 2019 by a team of passionate and dedicated professionals, ILM is a registered non-profit organization based in Hong Kong.

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Touch - Support Services for Ethnic Minorities

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Touch - Support Services for Ethnic Minorities

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Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minor | 鄰舍輔導會

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Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities

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The Society for the Aid and Rehabilitation of Drugs Asubers

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The Society for the Aid and Rehabilitation of Drugs Asubers

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Dedicated to empowering ethnically diverse students through Mentorship, Career Guidance and Mental Health Awareness.

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Welcome back to Instagram. Sign in to check out what your friends, family & interests have been capturing & sharing around the world.

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SideBySide - Substance Abuse, Foster Rehabilitation, Mental Wellness Service

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SideBySide - Substance Abuse, Foster Rehabilitation, Mental Wellness Service

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Services | Cultural Inclusion | 善導會 SideBySide

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We’ve encouraged social inclusion, and addressed factors contributing to crime, since 1957, giving released prisoners guidance with kindness and paths to acceptance. We now help other marginalised, at-risk groups.
Our dedicated team promotes belonging among at-risk people through our practical services: Social Rehabilitation, Mental Wellness, Competency Development, Community Education, Cultural Inclusion, and Community Connection.

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Hong Kong Christian Service (Project SEE - Elderly service for Ethnic Minorities)

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Hong Kong Christian Service (Project SEE - Elderly service for Ethnic Minorities)

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Support to Ethnic Elderly (SEE) Project | 香港基督教服務處

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Regarding to a steady rise and continuous ageing trend in the population of ethnic minorities (EMs) in Hong Kong, their needs of using various mainstream elderly services has increased simultaneously. Owing to language and cultural differences, EM elders and their caregivers encounter difficulties in accessing local culture, various social systems and social service information, which impede them from obtaining appropriate social services. Meanwhile, their insufficient understanding of needs of EM elders, makes the existing service providers inadequate to address to their unique needs.

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TREATS’ provides Ethnic Minorities Service for Social Inclusion. Click to learn more!

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Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service -

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Yau Tsim Mong Family Education and Support Centre - Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service

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Our Centre was opened in April 2010 to work with disadvantaged groups and people from ethnic minorities to address their needs. Our goal is to support the disadvantaged in our community, provide employment training and assistance services, and help build an inclusive and caring community.

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Yuen Long Town Hall Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities

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Yuen Long Town Hall Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities

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Catholic Diocese of HK Diocesan Pastoral Centre for Workers (Kowloon)

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Catholic Diocese of HK Diocesan Pastoral Centre for Workers (Kowloon)

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Catholic Diocese of HK Diocesan Pastoral Centre for Workers (Kowloon)

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M.E.L.T - Multicultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre

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M.E.L.T - Multicultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre

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Funded by the BOCHK Centenary Charity Programme, Multicultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre is one of the organisations serving ethnic minorities in Hong Kong. With more than 1,500 members, two centres are set up to support ethnic minorities respectively in Jordan and Yuen Long.

Q1: Could I reserve a seat if I am interested in attending a course?

A1: No. Reservation is not allowed, participants must come to our centre for registration.

Q2: Could I register courses if I am NOT a member of the Multicultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre?

A2: Please register as a member of the Multicultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre for free and enroll in the courses.

Q3: Is there any attendance requirement for the courses?

A3: Participants must achieve an attendance rate at 80% or above; otherwise, our centre reserves the right to lower the priority of their registration for any future events.

Q4: How to apply for a certificate after completing a course?

A4: Upon successful completion of the course, participants can apply for a certificate. A certificate of attendance or completion certificate will be issued to the participants who complete the minimum requirements of the attendance or assessment (if any).

答: 中心所有課程不設留位，學員必須親身到中心報讀課程。

答: 所有課程出席率須達致八成（80%）以上，出席率不足者，中心有權將其日後活動報名的優先次序降低。

答: 學員出席率符合課程畢業要求，及經考核(如有) 合格後，可申請頒發證書。

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Multicultural Ethnic-Link Teen Centre (MELT) provides social service, education and career support, and cultural inclusion activities to help ethnic minorities integrate into the community and make contributions, as well as to work with them to build a society of mutual aid, diversity and inclusion.

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Cultural Journey Limited - Concern Ethnic Minorities Difficulties

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Cultural Journey Limited is a social enterprise that offers a wide range of cultural programmes for both ethnic minorities and public in Hong Kong. Our aim is to create a cross-cultural platform for learning and exchange, fostering mutual understanding and respect for diversity, and promoting cultural pluralism and racial harmony.

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Methodist Epworth Village Community Centre Ethnic Minorities Service 

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Methodist Epworth Village Community Centre Ethnic Minorities Service 

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MEVCC-Methodist Epworth Village Community Centre Ethnic Minorities Service | Hong Kong Hong Kong

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MEVCC-Methodist Epworth Village Community Centre Ethnic Minorities Service, Hong Kong. 508 likes · 3 talking about this. 循道愛華服務中心社會福利部 愛華青少年綜合服務隊
少數族裔支援服務 Methodist Epworth Village Community Centre,…

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The way we learn is rapidly evolving.

High-quality education can transform and uplift the lives of people from all walks of life. At EmpowerU, we have created a unique community that is reshaping education for migrant workers, ethnic minorities, and others on the margins.

Community-based Learning

Award-winning Educators

Student

Being an EmpowerU student means a lot to me. It has sharpened my mind, strengthened my understanding, and deepened my experience across different subjects.

Student

As an EmpowerU student, the main thing I have learnt is that all of our dreams can come true, as long as we have the courage to pursue them.

Student

EmpowerU has helped to rebuild my self-esteem. It has brought back my excitement for learning and boosted my confidence to step out of my comfort zone and try new things.

Migrant Workers EmpowerED

Multi-year program for migrant workers focusing on practical skills and future potential.

Ethnic Minority Youth EmpowerED

Multi-year program for ethnic minority students to learn new skills, build networks, and explore new careers.

Our programs are designed to nurture leaders who will lead the next generation of social impact.

Support us in creating this transformative change and help us scale our impact.

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EmpowerU | Educating and empowering marginalized in Hong Kong and beyond via in-person and e-learning courses

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EmpowerU is an education platform under the auspices of The University of Hong Kong that provides online and offline training to migrant domestic workers and ethnic minority students in Hong Kong.

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Bethune House Migrant Women’s Refuge - an agent for changing lives.

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Enrich - Economic empowerment of migrant domestic workers

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Enrich - Economic empowerment of migrant domestic workers

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Empower migrant domestic workers to invest in themselves

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Empower migrant domestic workers to invest in themselves

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I’m a Migrant Domestic Worker - Pathfinders Hong Kong

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When we were initially established in 1985, we provided services to Vietnamese refugees, dubbed as "boat people", until their repatriation in 1997. Throughout this period, we served over 200,000 Vietnamese refugees, and although this particular population did repatriate, many others from around the world have fled - and continue to flee - to Hong Kong for refuge.

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SENSE - Parent Resource Pamphlets (Language Selection)

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They provide legal and psychosocial services to victims of human trafficking, forced marriage, people facing mental health discrimination and refugees. These individuals and families are often trapped in cycles of exploitation and abuse and face ongoing injustice and trauma.

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Hong Kong Dignity Institute is an NGO in Hong Kong helping survivors of human trafficking, forced marriage victims and refugees with legal services and counselling support. As a charity, we serve the most vulnerable, who have suffered abuse, discrimination and exploitation – restoring their dignity.

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This online hub is co-created by a team of CUHK researchers and migrant domestic workers (MDWs), with the aim of promoting MDWs’ mental health. Specifically, the website is designed to keep MDWs updated with information and knowledge about how to take care of their own and others’ mental health, provide easy navigation to community resources and activities related to MDWs’ mental health, and recharge MDWs’ mental power through various peer support activities.

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The Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM HK)

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The Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM HK)

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Ilm.hk – The Institute of Leadership and Management Foundation

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At the Institute of Leadership and Management Foundation (ILM), we aim to create positive social change through active empowerment. Established in 2019 by a team of passionate and dedicated professionals, ILM is a registered non-profit organization based in Hong Kong.

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0 Part Time Food & Beverage vacancies | Moovup - Hong Kong’s front-line jobs search & match platform

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Search and apply over 0 Part Time Food & Beverage Job Vacancies in Hong Kong. Create the online resume for job matching and receive latest job notification on Moovup website or mobile app.