Partner:
St James’ Settlment

Period:
April 2017 – March 2018

Beneficiaries:
Youth with depression or anxiety symptoms


Support Teens with Acceptance, Reactivation & Togetherness Programme, abbreviated as the S.T.A.R.T. Programme, targets youth with depression or anxiety symptoms to improve their mental wellness. Through assessment interviews, the social worker in charge identifies the target group and adopts early intervention. The social worker conducts therapeutic groups and peer mentorship programme to strengthen the support network of youth with mild depression or anxiety. Intensive individual counselling by clinical psychologists is provided to the more severe cases.

Students from SKH St Mary’s Church Mok Hing Yiu College joined the programme and produced a micro movie in July 2017. A screening was held on 29 September 2017 at the College to promote the importance of mental well-being. A total of 123 students attended the session.

OUR PROJECT PROJECTS
Social Worker at St Paul’s Co-educational College (SPCC)
August 31, 2014

Cooperating with St. James’ Settlement, CPF has sponsored the employment of a second full-time social worker at St. Paul’s Co-educational College (SPCC) since March 2013.
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SPANISH FIESTA
June 27, 2014

Collaborating with FoFo by el Willy, Community Partner Foundation organized two Spanish Fiestas for students in SKH St. Mary’s Church Mok Hing Hiu College and Heep Yunn School on 26 and 27 June 2014 respectively.
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MRS MOK HING YIU GOSPEL RALLY
May 16, 2014

CPF supports an annual evangelist event, named Mrs Mok Hing Yiu Gospel Rally, that proclaims the Gospel using examples students in Hong Kong can relate to.
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SHEUNG KUNG HUI WELFARE COUNCIL
– ACT OF LOVE (心意行動)
April 14, 2014

CPF supported the "心意行動『大齋期』愛心行善運動" which gives short term relieves such as food, rehabilitation service, emergency cash, etc. to those in need.
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ELDERLY-CARE SERVICES & HOME VISITS TO THOSE IN NEED
April 1, 2014

Senior members of St. Stephen’s Church, St. Luke’s Church and St. Timothy’s Church can seek assistance from the part-time social worker funded by CPF and stationed at St. Stephen’s Church.
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S.P.A. (STRENGTH-BASED, PEER SUPPORT, AFFIRMATION) PROJECT
April 1, 2014

Run by the St James’ Settlement, the S.P.A. Project is a depression-relapse prevention programme for women in Tin Shui Wai.
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MRS MOK HING YIU LECTURE 2014
March 9, 2014

Distinguished international theologian Professor Miroslav Volf from Yale University delivered a lecture on “Culture of Respect: Following Christ in a Diverse World”.
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LONG JIE ZHONG XIN XIAO XUE IN JIANGCHUAN, YUNNAN
(雲南江川縣龍街中心小學)
February 26, 2014

CPF sponsored for the equipment and facilities at Long Jie Zhong Xin Xiao Xue in Jiangchuan, Yunnan (雲南江川縣龍街中心小學).
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THE DANNY D. B. HO PROFESSORSHIP IN FAMILY MEDICINE, THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG
February 24, 2014

In 2012, the founder of CPF supported the University of Hong Kong in establishing the Danny D. B. Ho Professorship in Family Medicine.
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NEW PROVINCIAL HYMNAL
January 1, 2014

Our support enables the finances needed for compiling, obtaining copyrights and printing and updated hymn book for HK's Anglican churches and schools.
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