Our Services

Address： G/F & 3/F, Tin Shui Community Centre, Tin Shui Estate, Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long, New Territories

Tel：2448 7433
Fax： 2448 3822
E-mail：tnec@naac.org.hk

Service Type：

Neighbourhood Elderly Centre

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Service Hours：

Monday to Saturday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday & Public Holidays – closed

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Service Boundary：

1. Overall Service: Yuen Long

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     2. Tin Oi Court, Tin Shui Estate, Locwood Court and Sherwood                    Court of Kingswood Villas, Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long

• The centre is a type of community support services at neighbourhood level to provide a range of comprehensive services to enable the elderly to remain in the community, to lead a healthy, respectful and dignified life, to age in place, to enhance their positive and contributing role to the society and to involve the public in building up a caring community.

• Members of the centre and hidden elderly service: people aged 60 or above in the community.
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• Carers of elders who need to take care of the elderly.
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• Students of the Community University for the Elderly: people aged 55 or above in the community.

• Health Education, Educational and Developmental Activities: to help the elderly build a healthy lifestyle through various types of activities, to have lifelong learning, to care about the society and to broaden their social circle so they can enjoy their golden age.
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• Volunteer Development: to provide training and awards to encourage elders to develop their potential. The elderly are encouraged to participate in planning and organising activities in the centre to promote a self-participation spirit.
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• Carer Support Services: through counselling, mutual support group, training and lending or purchasing of rehabilitation aides to help release carers’ stress and burden.
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• Counselling Services: to assist elders to tackle emotion, interpersonal, financial and personal care concerns and to refer them to regular community care services when necessary.
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• Elderly Support Services: to support single or couple elderly in the community through volunteering service; to help them tackle problems and to build up community network.
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• Hidden Vulnerable Elders: mobilise community resources or network to reach out the vulnerable elders who are not accessing any services and to help build their support network.
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• Drop-in and Support Service: to provide leisure facilities and support services such as meals, letter-writing, consultation service and so on.
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• Long-term Nursing Care Service: to assist needy elders in applying long term nursing care service and in receiving the Standardised Care Need Assessment Mechanism for Elderly Services.

• Activity room, computer room, pantry, meeting room, gym equipment, audio and visual equipment, newspapers and magazine, chesses, free WiFi service and so on

• Membership fee:Aged 60 or above – Fee: HK$21
   

• Community University for the Elderly: Aged 55–59 – Fee: HK$20
  
  

• Carer Corner Members: Currently caring for elderly persons aged 60 or above – Fee: Free of charge

  (For eligibility and fees of individual activities, please refer to the monthly centre newsletter and activity posters.)

• Visit in person or call to the centre for application; or referred by government departments, welfare organisations, local groups or individuals.

Submit your request to the centre in person, by phone or in writing.