• To help service recipients to learn how to live independently and use community facilities through different kinds of life skills training and activities so as to integrate into the community.

• To develop service recipients’ talents and interests, build their self-confidence and enhance their communication and social skills through vocational training.

• To promote or maintain service recipients’ motor functions and health through residential care, self-care training and occupational therapy.

• To help service recipients to have a stronger relationship with their families through the support and guidance of a multi-disciplinary professional team.

Service Contents

• Motor function training
• Sensory training
• Housework training
• Self-care training
• Communication training
• Social skills training
• Community living skills training
• Job skills training
• Recreational programmes / interest groups

• Accommodation, meals and personal care
• Occupational therapy
• Physiotherapy
• Speech therapy
• Clinical psychological service
• Health care
• Visiting Medical Practitioner Scheme
• Individual and group counselling
• Family support and counselling