Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong
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On the forefront of mental health The Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong has been dedicated to serving the community for 40 years, with a focus on promoting mental health. Our services encompass community mental health support, residential training, vocational rehabilitation and supported employment, as well as a 24-hour mental health support hotline. Our target service users include persons in mental recovery and their caregivers, teenagers and parents, working professionals, and the elderly, currently serving up to 117,000 people annually. Emotional distress can affect individuals of any age, background, or profession. The Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong is currently promoting the ‘Gatekeeper’ program, which consists of a series of emotional management workshops designed for parents, teachers, caregivers, and workplace professionals. This program not only empowers them to protect and assist others but also provides them with emotional recognition and support. Additionally, we are actively implementing the ‘Recovering Citizenship’ program from Yale University, United States, which helps service users develop personal skills and strengths, create meaningful roles, and transition from self-acceptance to fostering hope and promoting growth amid the fluctuations of their lives. Many individuals are successfully leading meaningful lives while managing their symptoms.
On the forefront of mental health The Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong has been dedicated to serving the community for 40 years, with a focus on promoting mental health. Our services encompass community mental health support, residential training, vocational rehabilitation and supported employment, as well as a 24-hour mental health support hotline. Our target service users include persons in mental recovery and their caregivers, teenagers and parents, working professionals, and the elderly, currently serving up to 117,000 people annually. Emotional distress can affect individuals of any age, background, or profession. The Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong is currently promoting the ‘Gatekeeper’ program, which consists of a series of emotional management workshops designed for parents, teachers, caregivers, and workplace professionals. This program not only empowers them to protect and assist others but also provides them with emotional recognition and support. Additionally, we are actively implementing the ‘Recovering Citizenship’ program from Yale University, United States, which helps service users develop personal skills and strengths, create meaningful roles, and transition from self-acceptance to fostering hope and promoting growth amid the fluctuations of their lives. Many individuals are successfully leading meaningful lives while managing their symptoms.
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