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【Continued Support for Wang Fuk Court Residents】Fund Distribution and Holistic Care
Following the fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council immediately mobilised comprehensive support. As our relief efforts transition from the emergency phase to medium- and long-term recovery, we are consolidating resources to care for the holistic well-being of the affected residents.   The ‘S.K.H. Act of Love 1126 Fire Disaster Support Fund’ distributed the first round of emergency cash following the incident, and the second round of assistance, along with funeral subsidies, has been progressively disbursed to families in need.    Meanwhile, acting as the implementing agency for donations from the China Social Welfare Foundation and the China Social Assistance Foundation, we are providing additional financial aid to owners, tenants, and affected families through the government's ‘one social worker per household’ initiative.   Beyond financial aid, the Welfare Council is fully implementing medium-to-long-term support initiatives, including bereavement support, Chinese medicine treatments, psychiatric consultations, and play and sandplay therapy, to support the physical and mental health of residents. Fully aware of the importance of neighbourly support, we have organised a series of community care activities at ‘Runway 1331’ and ‘United Court’. These gatherings allow residents to support one another along the path to recovery.   Recovery takes time. The Welfare Council remains committed to walking alongside residents, ensuring that every donation makes the greatest possible impact.    We sincerely thank the community for your continued trust and support.
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福利協會助理總幹事周美恬代表福利協會致送由院友親手製作的紀念品給樓瑋群博士
Elderly Services
A Study on the Mood Status of Residents in Long-term Care Facilities and Effective Intervention Strategies
A team of staff worked proactively to improve the quality of services by using quantifiable means to evaluate the effectiveness of services. They also incorporated technology-based solutions in their work, providing residents with care that yields a positive impact. For instance, the Welfare Council’s seven subvented elderly care homes launched a research project to study the mood patterns of senior citizens living in residential care homes and possible intervention protocols to tackle the situation. The study looked into the inter-RAI data of participating residents to establish intervention protocols to improve residents’ moods and standards of service. The report was published in August 2016. A seminar on the findings and the use of inter-RAI was organised on 11th August 2016. More than 130 representatives from 30 different organisations participated in the seminar.
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感人故事短片宣傳海報
Welfare Council News
福利協會推出感人故事短片系列─《愛上了,就留在愛裡…》
為慶祝50周年會慶,福利協會早前徵集了來自幼兒、青少年、安老、復康及醫療服務單位的多個服務個案,並精選其中10個製作成感人故事短片系列─《愛上了,就留在愛裡…》。此系列記錄了10多位服務使用者、義工和福利協會同工的因緣邂逅,在生命路途上互相扶持的動人點滴。另外,聖公會澳門社會服務處亦製作了故事短片—《破繭》,講述專業社工如何陪伴一名年青人跨過逆境,使他的生命得到轉化,重拾自信與希望。我們希望透過短片展示同工的愛與關懷,並藉此喚起社會大眾對弱勢社群和有需要人士的尊重與接納,一同締造和諧共融的社區。   各短片將於2016年8月8日(星期一)開始,每隔兩星期,上載至福利協會網站、Facebook專頁「香港聖公會福利協會」及YouTube頻道「香港聖公會福利協會」。誠邀請各位支持收看,並與至親及好友一起分享!   短片上載日期: 上載日期 故事短片名稱 故事內容 8月8日 樂齡女童軍 長者的童軍夢想 8月22日 Cool Runners 不一樣的青少年生命培育項目 9月5日 裁縫的馬賽克 復康人士拼出生命色彩 9月19日 小晉熙的幼兒園 家校合作,讓孩子在愛裡成長 10月3日 「風」之盼望 中風患者與家人重塑親密關係 10月17日 琼姐與邦少 院舍以愛連繫院友與至親的心 10月31日 少年生命領航員 社工帶領青年人踏上正途 11月14日 恩慈這個家 我的院舍,我的家 11月28日 忘不了 夫婦共同面對認知障礙症 12月12日 義工肥寶 義工以生命影響生命 12月26日 破繭 社工與年青人在逆境中同行
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首集《樂齡女童軍》的一班主角「樂齡女童軍」合照
Welfare Council News
Filming cum Sharing Session for a Micro-film Collection of Moving Stories, “Fall in Love, Stay in Love”
Ten moving stories inspired by the real-life accounts of the Welfare Council's child, youth, elderly, rehabilitative and medical service users were selected to make a series of micro films entitled “Fall in Love, Stay in Love”. Recurring themes in the series include aspirations of senior citizens, life education for young people and rehabilitated individuals rediscovering their gifts. In addition to documenting true-to-life stories the Council employees encountered in their line of work, the series also captures the wonderful connections between individuals.   A filming of the micro-film collection of moving stories, “Fall in Love. Stay in Love” was held on 1st August, 2016 at the auditorium of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, during which more than 200 employees, service users and their families who were involved in the production were among the first to view the series. Some of the key figures presented in the production were also invited to share their thoughts.
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同工及上台分享的嘉賓為考生、考生家長打氣
Child & Youth Services
「DSE職志輔導計劃」 文憑試考生需要調查發佈會 助家長陪伴子女渡過放榜日
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香港聖公會‧香港聖公會福利協會‧新鴻基地產 「承擔‧愛與共融」土地捐贈簽約儀式
Welfare Council News
Land Donation Agreement Signing Ceremony
The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui received a donation of 10,000 square metres of land in Yuen Long from Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited while the Welfare Council was designated to use the land to construct an integrated services complex designed to serve individuals across generations. It is set to promote intergenerational harmony and include a centre for children with special education needs, a youth hostel, a home and day care services for the elderly, a chapel and multi-purpose rooms. For this purpose, the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui, the Welfare Council and Sun Hung Kai Properties signed an agreement at the David Li Kowk Po Community Hall of H.K.S.K.H. St James’ Church.
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勞工及福利局局長張建宗先生,GBM,GBS,JP(左三)蒞臨主持啟動儀式
Welfare Council News
The History and Legacy on of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Social Welfare Services (1843-2016) —Historical Photos Exhibition
A photo exhibition on the “History and Legacy of the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Social Welfare Services (1843-2016)” was held from 24th to 28th June, 2016 at Olympian City 2. The exhibition showcased more than 230 rare historical photographs reflecting the development of the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui’s services over the span of 170 years. Organisers invited two officiating guests—Mr Matthew Cheung, GBM, GBS, JP, Secretary for Labour and Welfare, and the Most Revd Dr Paul Kwong, Archbishop and Primate of the H.K.S.K.H. and Honorary Patron of the Welfare Council. During a ceremony on 25th June, together with Council representatives, the officiating guests kicked off the exhibition. More than 70 service users, aged 3 to 80, were also invited to perform in a variety show inspired by the development of the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui’s social services. Performances included drama, dance and playing musical instruments. Organisers also hosted 64 interactive old-school handicraft workshops for the public.
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