SKH Bodies Collaborations Collaboration with Schools

Social Work Service for Pre-primary Institutions

Kids in Love - Social Work Service for Pre-primary Institutions is subvented by the Social Welfare Department. Since February 2019  , The Pilot Scheme provides preventive, developmental and therapeutic social work services for children and their family in pre-primary institutions, to cultivate a caring environment for children to grow healthily and happily.

Scope of Service:

1. To provide professional counselling and referral services for the children and family
2. To organize parent education groups and talks
3. To organize activities to facilitate harmonious family relationship and children nurturance
4. To provide professional consultations to pre-primary institutions’ personnel and parents
5. To deliver crisis intervention support for cases in need

*For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 3594 6633 or 2111 2055 or email wytang@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Tang Wai Yan, Yannie (Service Director).

Primary School Counselling Service

With a vision of “cultivating healthy spirituality for children”, the H.K.S.K.H. Primary School Counselling Service has been providing the "Comprehensive Student Guidance Programme" since September 2002, which support Sheng Kung Hui schools  to develop counselling service at campus responding to the needs of students, parents as well as teachers.  The "Comprehensive Student Guidance Programme" comprises the area of: stationing school social work service and professional support, advice to school in policy-making and implementation, training programmes to teachers and parents, promotion of personal growth education programmes and other supportive services. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 2174 6077 or email qtam@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Tam Chi Kwan, Queenie (Service Director).

Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Walk with Love Project provide early intervention and inter-disciplinary training services for children with special needs to enhance their potential and strengthen their all-round development. We also support parents and caregivers by providing counselling and education to increase their confidence in nourishing children with special needs, and to strengthen their supporting roles in family; promote community education to construct an inclusive society with equality and care. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 8200 8232 or email tyswong@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Tiffany Wong (Service Director).

Funded by the Community Care Fund, the Welfare Council actively collaborates with local schools in the "Schoolbased After School Care Service Scheme," which supports low-income families by allowing primary school students in need to stay at school after hours, where they receive care and learning support in a safe and familiar environment, thereby encouraging parents to take up employment by addressing the root causes of their economic difficulties.

The Welfare Council provide 650 service places across 19 primary schools . In addition to learning support, the programme also includes professional social work intervention to care for the holistic development of the children and organises parent-child activities during holidays to promote family harmony. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 2711 9229 or email chwong@skhwc.org.hk to contact Mr Wong Ching Ho, Tony (Service Director).

Since 1995, Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council implemented “Walking Together Through the HKCEE Journey,” supporting tens of thousands of students and their parents in managing exam stress and planning future pathways. In response to the new senior-secondary curriculum, the Welfare Council formally launched the Career Counselling Services in 2010 to provide adolescents with timely, individualized career-planning support and to help them explore and define their life goals.

Started from 2019, with funding from the Home Affairs Bureau and the Youth Development Commission, the service collaborated with secondary schools across all Hong Kong districts to deliver coherent and holistic career-development activities tailored to each campus’s needs. Programs include mock announcement of results, self-awareness workshops, industry and career visits, experiential life-simulation exercises, interview-preparation workshops, career-planning camps, training cohorts for further-education and employment advisors, and one-to-one consultations, all designed to expand students’ experience in career planning.

Every year, the service organizes various activities related to result announcement support measures for students including student-needs survey conference, mock results announcement for parents, mobile support stations hosted by trained counsellors, and a dedicated hotline for students and families. Through these multifaceted programs, the service is aimed at delivering the most comprehensive career-development support and establishing an empowering support network for every student and their family.

For any inquiries, please call 2641 6812 or email yihungtsang@skhwc.org.hk to contact Mr Tsang Yi Hung, Angus (Unit-in-charge).

The rising cases of youth mental health problems are alarming, while youth mental health needs are evolving quickly with the fast-changing technology and social environments. Young people however are found not knowing how to seek help due to different reasons. In view of this, The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust initiated to launch the " JC LevelMind" in cross-sectoral collaboration with non-governmental organisations and The University of Hong Kong.

The three-year “JC LevelMind @ Community” project addresses the unique mental health needs of youths aged 12 to 24 by creating a stigma-free and youth-friendly mental wellness service model. A total of 45 "LevelMind" hubs have been established throughout the city to enhance cognitive resources, personal strengths, and overall mental wellness. The initiative aims to identify early distress signals, implement timely interventions, and encourage positive help-seeking behaviors among young people.

Additionally, the project offers mental health screenings in schools, facilitating the early identification of students with emotional needs and ensuring they receive appropriate follow-up support and interventions.

For inquiries, please call 2633 2231 or email btam@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Tam Fung Ping, Billie (Service Supervisor).

LEAD Professional Training Centre

With good utilization of the professional talent and capacities of the staff force, the Welfare Council provides service for individuals, organizations or government departments in both Hong Kong and Macau. To fully utilize various working experience and expertise of the social service units, the Council established LEAD Professional Training Centre to provide professional consultancy service and diversified training programmes for the educational institutes, social service organizations, government departments and commercial enterprises. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 2531 6080 or email pkchoi@skhwc.org.hk to contact Mr Ivan Choi, Training Manager.

Overview

The Information Technology Department is committed to advancing the organization’s digital transformation through system development, technical support, and innovative solutions. Our mission is to enhance operational efficiency, ensure information security, and support sustainable service growth.

Key Services

1. IT Project Management and Consultancy We provide tailored consultancy and project management services to meet the specific needs of schools. This includes system development, infrastructure planning, and strategic IT implementation to optimize performance and reduce costs.

2. System Operations and Security Audits Comprehensive audits are conducted to ensure the stability and security of IT systems and networks. Services include endpoint and server reviews, remote access assessments, and support in developing operational and security guidelines.

3. Support Hotline A centralized support hotline is available to assist with technical issues related to computers, printers, and network devices, ensuring timely and effective problem resolution.

4. On-Site IT Support To improve service efficiency, engineers provide on-site support in collaboration with school IT coordinators. Services include hardware repair, malware removal, data backup setup, and network troubleshooting.

5. IT Equipment Procurement We offer consultation and ordering services for administrative IT equipment such as servers, desktops, laptops, network devices, and printers.

For any inquiries, please call 3853 0753  or email vcclee@skhwc.org.hk  to contact Mr Vincent Lee (Senior Manager).

The scope of service of Kam Wah Design & Engineering (‘Kam Wah’) is primarily elderly-friendly home design and modification, as well as design services for social service units and schools. The company incorporates the opinions and needs of users when formulating the scope of works and design solutions, and stays in close contact with users throughout the works. Users are encouraged to participate in the entire design process. In addition, Kam Wah provides work-related training and internship/apprenticeship opportunities for members of the Providence Garden for Rehab. Kam Wah also entered the Social Enterprise Directory in 2018 and remains dedicated to the development of local social enterprises and the creation of social value.

Kam Wah is a proponent of people-oriented design and aims to provide high-quality, reasonably-priced design  services to social services, schools, and the public. In addition, social workers, occupational therapists, and interior designers work as a multidisciplinary team to accommodate the physical conditions and daily needs of the users. We value participatory design, where service users are the backbone of each project. By participating in each process and stage, service users collaborate with the team such that the result is the best possible use of space. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 3183 0988 or email kamwahdesign@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Chan Wing Lam, Gwyneth, Senior Manager (Design and Programme).