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Flagship Programme 'Y-Concept Stage 2.0' Use music for intervening and nurturing
Using music as a medium of intervention , the programme provides acoustic and independent band training , backstage
management training , lyric writing workshop and various performance opportunities to adolescents. With music
involved in their lives , young people can reflect their attitude towards life and retrieve self-worth and affirmation. This
year, a formal music performance stage was set up with the theme of 'Be Yourself' . With the upgraded lighting and sound control system , Y-Concept aimed to provide a more
professional platform for the youth to produce their music and actualise their dreams!
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Y-Concept strengthened the development of street bands this year and co-organised music show with Green Services of CFSC.
The 6th Positive Youth Award
'Positive Youth Award' has already entered its sixth year
since 2011. This year, we have received 332 nominations from 94 secondary schools in Hong Kong, which reflected
the gradual recognition of the scheme among schools. With 'Trust and Persistence ' as the theme of this year, the scheme
continues to launch a series of splendid and diversified activities. Kicked off by a sharing workshop where Ms. Candy Chung , enterpriser ; Ms. Prudence Mak, the founder of
Chocolate Rain; and Mr. Lyson Sze, the Champion of Hong Kong Fancy Football , shared how persistence and
perseverance paved the way to their success , the 'Positive Youth Award Presentation Ceremony ' has undertaken the
tradition of the past and created a platform for the adolescents to perform and expert their talents.
Meanwhile , our positive youth Ambassadors cum TVB Artist ,
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Mr. Cheung Yin-po Bob, shared his enlighten stories through dialogues and singing with the youth in the ceremony to
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Seminar on 'How to support adolescents with emotional problem'
The emotional problems of adolescents are kept increasing.
The reform of the secondary school system and social changes have increasing pressure on young people in
school , social and family aspect. In order to raise concern of teachers and social workers on this issue, we organised a seminar - 'How to support adolescents w ith emotional problem' on 8th December 2016, with over 100 teachers and social workers participated in this seminar. We cordially
invited Ms. Kathleen Kwok, Clinical Psychologist of Hong Kong Mood Disorders Center of the Chinese University of
Hong Kong to analyse the needs and behaviours of young people in a psychological way, and how to deal with
adolescents with emotional distress through case sharing. Ms. Regina Wong, Supervisor of School Social Work Unit,
also shared her practical experience to support adolescents with emotional problems in school settings. Last but not least, Principal Lam Sui-mei of Carmel Divine Grace Foundation
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6 energetic primary students of 'Youngster in Motion'
project actively participated in community activities and volunteered in the elderly centres.
Secondary School and some adolescents with previous emotional problems shared with the participants on how to
overcome the shadow through social workers, schools and community support .
'Youngsters in Motion' Project
Cherish House has gained continuous support from the Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Project Grant to
implement the 'Youngsters in Motion ' Project at Sau Po district for developing youngsters ' potential and volunteer
services , enhancing their self-esteem and nurturing them with positive and optimistic attitudes towards life challenges. The 1-year project also encouraged youngsters to have
community participation, to enrich their life exposure and to establish good support network in the society. This year , we
were delighted to have 3 collaborators , The Mission Covenant Church Holm Glad No. 2 Primary School , HKSKH
Bishop Hall Secondary School and a Small Group Home, to join hands in helping the youngsters to strengthen their
self-confidence and re-establish their personal growth goals.
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Our Class A Workshop : 'My Curly Hair Classmate' picture book creation
Conduct education is crucial in childhood. Start w ith the first
'A-Acceptance ', our Jockey Club Youth Leap integrated the picture book creation and '6A conduct education ' to help
children establishing good conduct. We recruited 24 children to create 'My Curly Hair Classmate ' picture book. During the process, children had an in-depth exploration and discussion
on the meaning of 'Acceptance ', and took their own role to create different pictures for the book. When the children
finally received their own hand-made drawings, they were all very excited and fulfilling . The project was also sponsored by
the Commission on Youth to promote the conduct education to the community through disseminating the picture books .
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Our Youth Services will continuously adopt positive psychology as guiding principle from which we identify
positive and healthy development of young people as direction. We encourage young people to develop their
engaged , meaningful and pleasant lives as for their life goal. We will also provide trainings and learnings to those with life
difficulties so as to well equip themselves continuously. In the service approaches , we will focus on the use of creative art to
support the youth development. Music, visual arts, dancing and drama and other elements would be used to facilitate the youth to explore and express their emotions and ideas, to
increase their self-awareness , to establish new perspectives to face problems and promote personal growth as a whole.
2016-201 ?~&~~IT (ix~2017~3fa.J31 B)
Service Statistics (as at 31 st March, 2017)
ti~ ff l.!J a'9 w :!> 1¥ 1~~ IH:l No. of youths counselled
2,817
;~Jib w :1,, 1¥ m ~ a'9 5% IJ.1 W ~ No. of youth development programme sessions
498
~m.A.~t±x~n-u~~na'9~1JJW~ (@ No. of developing social, sports and
art skills programme sessions
1,117
ti~ l1Harn!Hl a'9 .A.1X No. of attendance of consultation service
2,072
m:1~~!JiUU!Hlt± ~ a'9n!BlW~ No. of serving community programme sessions
1,070
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