This project is designed to encourage students from primary 3 to junior secondary levels to express their challenges and emotions through letter writing. It also aims to foster their positive attitudes towards sharing with others and seeking help proactively. The service areas cover North District, Shatin, Tai Po, Tseung Kwan O, Tuen Mun, and Yuen Long.

In addition to counselling through letters, the programme provides students talks on emotional intelligence (EQ), resilience and life education, parenting talks, and territory wide educational campaigns to enhance public understanding about the needs of teenagers.

https://lllb.elchk.org.hk

This project provides a wide range of mental health interventions tailored to youths aged 11 to 29 who are at risk of or suffering from early psychosis or other mental disorders. It aims to mitigate the impact on their education, personal growth and development by providing timely interventions. Additionally, it seeks to raise public awareness of youth mental health through mass media and educational campaigns.

Services include case management, youth hotlines, family support services, and community education.

http://youthoutlook.stewards.hk

The project aims to increase public awareness of cancer prevention and early detection, particularly targeting high risk and vulnerable communities, such as housewives frequently exposed to grease and smoke, catering workers, and members of underprivileged families. It also provides participants with advice on formulating action plans to enhance their cancer-fighting abilities, and refers at-risk individuals to undertake timely preventive measures or screening before symptoms appear.

Services include public education activities, cancer risk self-assessment questionnaires, and personalised health advices and counselling from experienced nurses.

https://www.hkacs.org.hk/en/

Funded by SHKP for the second consecutive year, this project aims to reinforce the treatment and rehabilitation process by providing accurate knowledge of heart valve disease and self-care skills to patients and their care-takers and to eliminate misunderstanding of the disease to prevent inappropriate delays in treatment.

It also promotes mutual support and a self-help spirit among patients to tackle psychosocial problems related to their illness and help them re-integrate into the community. Services include pre- and post-operation orientation programmes, health care talks, rehabilitative workshops, a hotline service, mutual support groups, emergency cardiovascular care, and first-aid workshops for caretakers.

https://www.careheart.org.hk

Provide a free body check-up and medical report explaining the services available for eligible participants aged 40 to 60 to enable the early detection of cardiovascular diseases and stomach cancer.

https://www.caritas.org.hk/en

Heart valve disease is a chronic illness with high recurrence rate and life-threatening consequences. This project aims to reinforce the treatment and rehabilitation process by providing accurate knowledge of the disease and self-care skills to patients and their caretakers, and to overcome misunderstanding of the disease to prevent inappropriately delay of treatment.

It also promotes a mutual support and self-help spirit among patients in tackling psychosocial problems related to their illness and helps them re-integrate into the community. Services include pre- and post-operation orientation programmes, health care talks, rehabilitative workshops, a hotline service, mutual support groups and first-aid workshops for caretakers.

https://www.careheart.org.hk

SHKP has funded The SHKP Science and Innovation Project for the Gifted since 2016 which provides one year of free STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) courses for gifted Primary 3 to Secondary 2 children from low-income families. This project aims to enhance the students’ thinking skills and ignite their creativity and interest in STEM. Their emotion becomes more stable through the positive experience. Knowledge of marine biology and engineering will be added in phrase III to broaden the scope of learning.

https://cclc.bgca.org.hk

SHKP funded this project for the two consecutive years. Through educational talks, experiential workshops and therapeutic intervention, the programme allows secondary students to express their emotions with Expressive Arts, and enhances their ability to control their emotions and level of resilience, and helps with their personal and social development.

https://changingyounglives.org.hk

Led by a coach team consisting Hong Kong Cycling Team members who have retired or in their pre-retirement, the programme provides fitness trainings and tests for young cyclists from SHKP Cycling Academy, aiming to help them build strong physicality and resilience. Cycling related educational talks will also be organized to enhance secondary school students’ interest in cycling and awareness on the physical fitness requirements.

http://www.sportslegacy.org.hk/?lang=1

Supporting youth at-risk by means of photo therapy services, including training groups, individual counselling, voluntary support and community-based activities, the programme enables young people to express themselves, and promotes emotional health through taking part in photography activities.

https://www.sps.org.hk

Many grassroots families cannot afford extra-curricular activities for their children even if they have potential and interest in areas like science and engineering, so their talent may remain undeveloped and they may experience emotional distress.

SHKP has funded The SHKP Science and Innovation Project for the Gifted since 2016 which provides free STEM courses for gifted Primary 3 to Secondary 2 children from low-income families. The courses include thinking skills, geoscience, mechanical engineering, aerospace science and mountaineering. A variety of STEM experience days are also held to develop the participants’ potential in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, enhance their thinking skills, and ignite their creativity. Their emotion becomes more stable through the positive experience.

The SHKP Project Gifted Creators further combines scientific thinking elements with basic STEM knowledge to boost the creativity of gifted children as well as attitudes and skills they need to deal with problems. Participants are trained to be creative when they face difficulties, and proactive in seeking solutions. The project also encourages gifted children to improve their living environment through creativity and their own skills.

https://cclc.bgca.org.hk/

This project helps to enhance the emotional management skills and resilience of secondary school students who need emotional support through a series of on-site school workshops.

https://cn.changingyounglives.org.hk

Parade of Light – Pilot Project on “Child-focused” Intervention Programme for Children Facing Parental Conflicts / Separation or Divorce

Discover Talents through Happy Training

Youth Outlook – Youth Mental Health Services