Hostels for Moderately Mentally Handicapped (HMMH) provides long-term residential care, active maintenance and “recovery-oriented” services for people with mental handicapped who are capable of basic self-care.
With the support and respect from our professional team, family members, peers and the public, they are able to realize their full potentials and attain quality of living and personal well-being.
Hostels for Moderately Mentally Handicapped (HMMH) provides long-term residential care, active maintenance and “recovery-oriented” services for people with mental handicapped who are capable of basic self-care.
With the support and respect from our professional team, family members, peers and the public, they are able to realize their full potentials and attain quality of living and personal well-being.
Encourage active participation in their own recovery journey;
Enhance their self-care and abilities to cope with daily life demands and changes
Facilitate them actively participate in their own recovery journey
Develop their personal interests and strengths, and to enhance their physical, social and spiritual well-being
Maintain their connection with family members and strengthen their family support
Achieve better integration with the community
Applicants may approach doctors or social workers for referral. Referrals are made through the Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services operated by the Social Welfare Department. Admission will be arranged for suitable applicants. During the stay, the responsible social worker will meet users and their families regularly to discuss their progress and devise a discharge plan for them according to their needs.
Applicants are required to pay the fee charges stipulated by the Social Welfare Department and other charges specified by the Hostels. Those with financial difficulties can apply for Comprehensive Social Security Assistance.
Long-term residential care
People with mental handicapped who are capable of basic self-care
- Male aged 15 or above
- Moderately mentally handicapped and above
- Physically and mentally suitable for group living with no active infectious diseases
- Attending or being arranged to attend day training program
- No history of aggressive, substance abuse, pathological gambling or other severe behavioral problems
- Require medium level of care