“HEALING Pillow”- Family-oriented Mental health Project

Supported by the Mental Health Initiatives Funding, the 2-year "HEALING Pillow" Family-oriented Mental Health Project was launched in May 2023. The main objective of this project is to promote family and mental well-being among underprivileged families who have been affected by COVID-19. The project includes psychoeducational talks, family-oriented mindfulness workshops, parent-child parallel groups with coaching, and an e-Resources platform.

“HEALING Pillow”- Family-oriented Mental health Project
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Our Aims
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Enhance mental well-being of both parents and children through strengthening their management of mental distress as well as improving their mental health literacy
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Enrich family well-being through strengthening parent-child positive interaction
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Elevate parent-child emotional well-being through consolidating the skills on mindfulness
Our Services
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  • Provide family-oriented programmes including:
  • Psycho-educational talks on mental wellness
  • Family-oriented mindfulness tasting workshops
  • Parent-child parallel groups with coaching
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Develop an e-Resources platform using New Life YouTube and Facebook Channels to share parent-child well-being activities(:YouTubeFacebook)

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Incorporate training for parents to become peer supporters and facilitate their provision of services for this project

Application and Exit of Service

Schools interested in participating can first call 3552 5255 or email fmhp@nlpra.org.hk to inquire about the available slots for activities and application details with our project staff.

Service Charge

Free of charge

Nature

Family-based Mental Health Support Service

Professional Team
Mental Health Education Officers who have received mindfulness training
Service Target

Preschool and primary school students and their parents, especially focusing on underprivileged families affected by the past epidemic

Contact Us
3552 5255
3552 5391
fmhp@nlpra.org.hk
1/F, Jockey Club New Life Institute of Psychiatric Rehabilitation, 332 Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon
According to the time schedule of participating schools