Recent News
2023-07-31
The 26th issue of the Association Newsletter has been launched
Time flies when more than half of 2023 has passed, and the Association's 60th Anniversary celebration activities have been successfully held one after another. The 26th issue of the Association Newsletter has just released. It is not only reviewed the celebration activities, but also revisited the 60 years since the Association was established.
The chapter "Focal" of this issue is exciting too. Three students from Ko Fook Iu Memorial School (KFI) interviewed with the Director of Social Welfare, Ms Charmaine LEE, JP. Ms Lee shared her thoughts on the Association’s 60th Anniversary and the direction of rehabilitation policies in future.
Besides, the staff member of the Association and service users shared their feels and expectation of the Association in the chapter of "Express my Feelings" ; the Chapter "Showing their Potential" introduces the outstanding service users in music, literature and sports activities of the Association. In the newsletter, it also features the newest service unit of the Association - New Territories West Integrated Community Rehabilitation Centre on the new concepts, new models, and new equipment. For more information, please visit the following URL:
The 26th issue of the Association Newsletter
The 26th issue of the Newsletter has been uploaded to the Association’s website for public to download.
The theme of Newsletter in this issue is the 60th Anniversary commemorative activities. The picture shows the 60th Anniversary Kick-off Ceremony held at Government House in March.
Ms Charmaine LEE, JP, Director of Social Welfare Department was interviewed by the Association's KFI students . The detailed report was published in the 26th issue of the Newsletter.
The New Territories West Integrated Community Rehabilitation Centre will be commenced soon, and this issue previews the important information of the Centre.
The service users of the Association are versatile and full of talents. This issue of the Newsletter reported their profiles.
In the chapter of ‘Express my Feelings’ chapter, the Association's staff and service users share their feelings and expectations of the Association.
