Funded by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and in collaboration with the School of Public Health of The University of Hong Kong. This is a territory-wide project designed to identify and support children and youth aged 6 to 24 who have mild to moderate levels of mental health distress or Common Mental Disorders. The project provides youth-friendly experiential activities, casework, treatment groups as well as school-based programmes, with aims to enhance the mental well-being of children and youth by building up self-support emotional system through promoting mindfulness, and engaging in the practices of 5 Ways to Well-being as well as fostering the establishment of peer support networks.
Provide youth-friendly experiential activities, casework, and treatment groups for reaching their stages of developmental needs
Offer school-based programmes, center-based services, and outreach visits to children and youth
Engage children and youth in co-producing, co-organizing, and co-conducting mental well-being activities
Provide mentorship or peer support programmes
Free of charge
Community mental health project for children and youth
Children and youth aged 6 to 24 who have mild to moderate levels of mental health distress or Common Mental Disorders, and their family members.