家福會與雞仔嘜攜手 給寄養孩子送上暖心新年禮物 (Chinese Version Only)
在香港,有一群暫時未能與自己父母或家人一起生活的小朋友,正等待著一份來自你的溫暖。家福會窩心聯乘雞仔嘜攜手打造新年禮物,希望一班正在接受本會寄養服務的孩子都可以「新年著新衫」。一件新衣服,不只是禦寒的衣物,更是一份愛的擁抱,一個溫暖的家的象徵。
The Research Release cum symposium on “Divorced Family Support Services” organised by HKFWS’ Divorce Services, was successfully held on 13 December, with over 300 participants from different social welfare and education sectors. The results of the first-ever study on the "Non-residing Divorced Fathers Research" was also released during the event.
We were honored to have Ms. Wendy Chau, Assistant Director of the Social Welfare Department (Family and Child Welfare), and Ir Gary Ko, Vice Chairman of the Admissions, Budgets & Allocations committees of the Community Chest of Hong Kong, as our guest speakers.
In addition to Ms. Christina Suen, Senior Manager and Qualified Parenting Coordinator of HKFWS, the seminar also featured several professional speakers, including Dr. Lau Yuk-king, Part-time Lecturer and Honorary Researcher at the Chinese University of Hong Kong; Prof. Yip Kam-shing, Research Professor at Saint Francis University; and Prof. Shirley Hung, Director of the Social Work Department at Hong Kong Baptist University. They shared insights on the difficulties and challenges faced by different family members during the divorce process and provided recommendations to strengthen support for divorced families and non-cohabiting divorced fathers.
Please click here to learn more about the "Non-residing divorced fathers research".
在香港,有一群暫時未能與自己父母或家人一起生活的小朋友,正等待著一份來自你的溫暖。家福會窩心聯乘雞仔嘜攜手打造新年禮物,希望一班正在接受本會寄養服務的孩子都可以「新年著新衫」。一件新衣服,不只是禦寒的衣物,更是一份愛的擁抱,一個溫暖的家的象徵。
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The “Carers Forum - New Perspectives on Family Caregiving” event, organised by The Society, was successfully held on 19 December. Experts from the social welfare, education, and healthcare sectors were invited to discuss on how cross-sector collaboration could support families on enhancing their effectiveness of caregiving. The event attracted nearly 200 participants.