Child Care Centres and Nursery Schools

The Welfare Council runs two independent, subsidised Child Care Centres that serve infants and toddlers aged 0 to 3, providing 162 long full-day places. In partnership with St. Simon's Social Service Centre, it also operates six Nursery Schools that serve children aged 2 to 6, offering 596 long full-day places.

Each of our service units is founded on the Christian faith and is committed to the vision of "Building joyful, confident, kind, and healthy children in the love of Christ". We implement an "Inspiration • Exploration • EduCare (IEEC)" curriculum that inspires children's potential through diverse exploratory activities, promotes interest-based exploratory learning, and provides high-quality teaching and care services. This approach nurtures the holistic development of children across moral, intellectual, physical, social, aesthetic, and spiritual domains. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 2111 2055 or email cherriewong@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Cherrie Wong (Service Director).

Wong Tai Sin District Health Centre

The Council has been awarded the operation service contract by the Food and Health Bureau for a three-year operation of the Wong Tai Sin District Health Centre (WTSDHC) to provide district-based healthcare services including health promotion, health risk factors assessment, chronic disease management and community rehabilitation. Primary healthcare services, including health promotion, health assessment, chronic disease management and community rehabilitation, will be provided to raise public awareness on personal health management, enhance disease prevention, and strengthen medical and rehabilitation services in the community. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 3611 9669 or email ktong@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Kobe Tong, Service Supervisor.

PHARM+ Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Community Pharmacy

• Managed by registered pharmacists, providing dispensing services and health advice, empowering the public to self-manage their own health.
• Operated by a non-profit organisation, our pharmacy provides affordable medical supplies to the community.
• With private consultation rooms, we aim to raise public awareness about medications through consultation services and health promotion activities.
• We offer consultation and follow-up services when necessary for individual with long-term medications, addressing inquiries related to medications, improving treatment effectiveness, and enhancing medication safety.
• With a community-focused approach, we maintain close communication with interdisciplinary teams within the district to provide relevant service information.

*For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 2116 0382 or email wtspharm@skhwc.org.hk to contact Mr Terry Lee, Senior Pharmacist.

The H.K.S.K.H. Counselling Service is a non-profit making and non-subvented professional counselling centre that provides individual, marital and family counselling, as well as clinical psychology services. We provide clinical psychology services, assessment for children and youths, psychological therapy, sandplay therapy, play therapy, expressive art therapy, premarital counselling, marital therapy, family therapy, family mediation, public education, training and consultation. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 3709 6801 or email swwlee@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Seiko Lee (Service Director).

Stroke Rehabilitation Fund

The first six months following a stroke are the golden period for rehabilitation; however, social support is often insufficient and medical expenses are high. In 2015, the Welfare Council established the "Sheng Kung Hui Stroke Rehabilitation Charity Fund" to subsidise post-discharge rehabilitation treatment for low-income stroke survivors. The fund helps them to seize this critical opportunity to restore their physical functions and return to their normal lives as soon as possible. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 8209 8122 or email aol@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Janice Luk (Centre-in-charge).

Community Living Room

The Welfare Council operates the "Hung Hom Community Living Room Project". Through a collaboration between the government, businesses, and the community, the project provides additional living space for households in subdivided flats, helping them to expand their social networks and enhance their quality of life and sense of community belonging. The project features a variety of facilities and community support services, and it connects different sectors of society to provide non-cash donations and volunteer services through a caring and sharing platform. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 3628 5021 or email mhkwan@skhwc.org.hk to contact Mr Kwan (Centre in charge).

Short-term Food Assistance Service

With experience in food assistance, the Welfare Council currently operates two service teams covering Tsuen Wan/Kwai Tsing/Tuen Mun and Kowloon City/Yau Tsim Mong. The service provides meals that have been assessed by nutritionists, including staples like rice, canned goods, food vouchers, and special dietary meals. This service offers short-term support for a period of no more than eight weeks to address the immediate needs of its beneficiaries. 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).

Transitional Housing Projects

The Welfare Council runs transitional housing projects to help grassroots families improve their living environments. Whilst doing so, it also provides social services that offer holistic support for the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual well-being of the residents. The projects include "United Court" in Tung Tau, Yuen Long; "Joyard" at the Sheng Kung Hui Holy Carpenter Church Building in Hung Hom; and the "LMC Hub - Yip Shing" project in Kwai Chung, which is operated by the Lady MacLehose Centre. For more details, please click here.

Since 2004, the Holy Carpenter Church Hospice and Bereavement Service has been dedicated to providing end-of-life support and grief counselling services to terminally ill patients, their families and the bereaved. It advocates the message of "Good Life, Good Death, Good Preparation and Goodbye", helping patients face death peacefully and without regret, while alleviating the grief of their families. Through public education, the service promotes living well in the present and preparing early to avoid future regrets. Services include "Paraclete Care and Comfort Angel" Bereaved Family Support Service, the JCECC—"Hospice in Family" Home Care Support Services, JCECC: End-of Life Care in Residential Care Home for the Elderly Project (Kowloon West), the Jockey Club Community Paediatric Palliative Care Programme , the Funeral Fund and the HBSD Life-and-Death Education Promotion Plan, all working together to foster a compassionate and caring community. For more details, please click here.

For any inquiries, please call 2362 0268 or email mollychan@skhwc.org.hk to contact Ms Molly Chan (Service Director).

The Welfare Council operates two self-financing residential care homes for the elderly: the Cyril and Amy Cheung Aged Care Complex (CAC) and Yan Yu Hin, which is located within the Tseung Kwan O Aged Care Complex.

The Council also participates in the "Community Care Service Voucher Scheme for the Elderly". This scheme uses a "co-payment" subsidised model, allowing eligible elderly persons to choose community care services that suit their needs, thereby supporting the concept of "ageing in place". The service covers the Central and Western, Kowloon City, Wong Tai Sin, and Sha Tin districts, offering three service modes: centre-based, home-based, and a mixed mode.

Enquiry:

The Cyril and Amy Cheung Aged Care Complex & the "Community Care Service Voucher Scheme for the Elderly"