Our Services

Address：Left Wing G/F & 1/F, Block A, 15 Tung Chung Waterfront                       Road, Tung Chung, Lantau Island, New Territories

Tel：2988 1422
E-mail：scem@naac.org.hk

Service Type：

Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities

Service Hours：

Friday to Wednesday: 9:00 am – 9:00 pm

Thursday & Public Holidays – closed

• With the concept of “our strength plus the community”, to provide life skill training to raise individual’s ability and strength; to empower the strength of different minority groups to create more resources in the community so that a more positive relationship can be created among different minority groups; as a result, a harmonised community with social cohesion can be achieved; to raise a sense of belonging. This can help positively change the feelings of the ethnic minorities and let them feel they are being respected, cared and supported.

• People of all ethnic minorities

• Language Class: to provide English class on elementary, intermediate and advance level to adult learners.

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• Academic Enhancement: to provide Mathematics and Chinese class to lower secondary students and primary school students.

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• Tutorial: to give tutorial class to lower secondary students and primary school students.

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• Services Enquiries: to raise the knowledge about the public services available in Hong Kong.

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• Women’s Health Programme: to provide women with the latest health information and to raise their health awareness.

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• Employment Service: to provide assistance in job hunting through employment development programme and counselling.

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• Volunteer Service: to encourage participation in volunteer activities so as to make contribution to the society.

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• Interactive Group and Community Ambassador Network: to build a hoarmonised society.

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• Social Integration and Culture Appreciation Programme: to integrate into the society and appreciate the culture.

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• Know the Local Culture Programme: to know the local culture and development in Hong Kong so as to cultivate a sense of belonging.

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• Personal Development Programme: exercising, leadership training, interest group, cultural activities.

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• Communication: to provide activity information in the centre and share opinion, interest and experience.

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• Apart from setting up a task force on children and youth, specialised programmes are designed for the youth.

• Dance studio, activity room, gathering room, youth area and pantry.

• Free of charge

• Applicants can visit the centre in person or make a call to the centre.

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• Applicants can be referred by government departments, the Social Welfare Department, hospitals, non-government organisations, local groups and individuals.

Visit the centre in person or make a call or write to the centre.

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