Recovery Journey -Project Effectiveness Research Result Release and Project Sharing Session
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust donated to The Hong Kong Student Aid Society to launch The Hong Kong Student Aid Society Jockey Club "Restore" Youth Empowerment Project at the Jockey Club Mark Memorial Home, dedicated to serving children and youth receiving residential services, and their families. Through content rich in empowering and restorative elements, this project facilitated residents to overcome past trauma, build resilience, and understand their own potential and uniqueness, so as to actively face different challenges in life.
"Restore" Youth Empowerment Project not only introduces the concept of "Trauma-informed care" to improve the quality of current residential services, but also emphasizes on providing the services that boarders need from the time they move in to the time they leave the residential care service for children. Arrangements are made to respond to the service needs of boarding students at different stages of their stay.
Recovery Journey -Project Effectiveness Research Result Release and Project Sharing Session will be held on May 17, 2024 (Friday). We hope to raise the public understanding of applying “trauma-informed care” in children’s residential care services through sharing the project service effectiveness research report, videos, practical sharing, etc.
Date:May 17, 2024 (Friday)
Time:2:30pm to 5:30pm
Venue:Christian Family Service Center 1st Floor Auditorium
(No. 3 Tsui Ping Road, Kwun Tong Road, Kowloon – MTR Kwun Tong Station Exit D1)
Please feel free to call 2734 0117 or 2734 0110 for inquiries with Mr. Li or Ms. Mak .
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JC Restore Project held a Let’s Create photography experience class on December 31st. Residents of Mark Memorial Home who aged 13 or above and have not participated in the Let’s Create classes (photography, Photoshop, AI) can learn more about multimedia production, and hope that they can explore more interests. On the day of the event, the teacher taught the students the application of professional cameras, simple shooting skills and post-production using MacBook. The residents responded enthusiastically when they were shooting outside the street that day, and they took the initiative to ask the instructor more questions about photography. Residents expressed their expectation that there will be regular photography classes in the future, and they can serve as photographers for activities in the residence in the future.
