• To provide individual training and different support services to needy people with intellectual or other kinds of disabilities living in the community.

• To develop service recipients’ skills of living independently at home or in the community, and connect them to community resource networks.

• To provide carers with training on caregiving skills so as to reduce the stress from caregiving work.

• To provide integrated rehabilitation and behaviour management services to needy people with disabilities through collaboration of multi-disciplinary professionals, including social workers, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and a clinical psychologist.

Service Contents

Personal Development and Support Service

• Recreational and developmental groups/programmes
• Individual assessment and training
• Rehabilitative training and professional instruction
• Advice and support on rehabilitative aids
• Support to family members/carers
• Instruction on behaviour management skills
• Referral
• Case management

Community Care Service

• Home-based respite service
• Centre-based care service
• Day respite service
• Day care service for severely disabled persons

Community Network Service

• Volunteer network
• Community education and promotion
• Inclusive activities
• District resource centre and drop-in service
• Enquiry service and referral