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Community Based Health Involvement Project

Evaluated

The St. James’ Settlement Wan Chai District Elderly Community Centre was funded by The Community Chest to run the “Community Based Health Involvement Project” from 2020 to 2022. This project aims to launch a community networking programme for frail older people living in the three sub-districts in Hong Kong (i.e. Causeway Bay, Tai Hang and…

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Started: 2020
Location: WanChai, China
Desired outcome for older people: Meet their basic needs
Sectors: Health

“eSmart Elderly” ICT Outreach Programme

Evaluated

The Wan Chai Methodist Centre for the Seniors was funded by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer, The HKSAR Government (OGCIO), to run the “eSmart Elderly” ICT Outreach Programme”. The programme provided an outreach service for ‘hidden’ older people, people with dementia, older people who are living in residential homes, and older people…

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Started: 2021
Location: WanChai, China
Desired outcome for older people: Build and maintain relationships
Sectors: Health, Information and communication, Long-term care

Caregiver Support Model & Psycho-Education Programme

Evaluated

The Wan Chai Methodist Centre for the Seniors was funded by Simon K Y Lee Elderly Fund to run the “Caregiver Support Model & Psycho-Education Programme on Empowerment: Development and Validation Project”. With collaboration with City University of Hong Kong, the project adopted a scientific, comprehensive and validated working model of serving caregivers of older…

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Started: 2020
Location: WanChai, China
Desired outcome for older people: Meet their basic needs
Sectors: Health, Long-term care

A Thousand Miles Online Care and Support Program

Evaluated

Under the lockdown during the COVID pandemic, older people with dementia and their caregivers were trapped at home with insufficient cognitive stimulating activities and support. Therefore, St. James’ Settlement Wan Chai District Elderly Community Centre launched an online programme entitled “A Thousand Miles Online Care and Support Program” to provide monthly one-on-one online activity for…

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Started: 2021
Location: WanChai, China
Desired outcome for older people: Meet their basic needs
Sectors: Health

We Build Age-friendly City in Wan Chai Together

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The St. James’ Settlement Wanchai District Elderly Community Centre with support from the Jockey Club Age-friendly City Project organized the Age Friendly City programme to improve age-friendliness in outdoor spaces and buildings as well as facilitate social participation, and communication and information within the district. In collaboration with the District Council and local care centres,…

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Started: 2018
Location: WanChai, China
Desired outcome for older people: Meet their basic needs
Sectors: Information and communication

Age Friendly Community Care Programme for Age-friendly Transportation

Evaluated

The Wan Chai Methodist Centre for the Seniors organized the Age Friendly Community Care programme to improve age-friendliness within the district’s transportation system, with support from the Jockey Club Age-friendly City Project. The programme encouraged older adults to share their opinions about public transportation and to promote a culture of offering seats to those who…

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Started: 2017
Location: WanChai, China
Desired outcome for older people: Be mobile
Sectors: Transportation

New Employment Journey for Senior Citizens – Encouraging age

Evaluated

Identifying the need to promote age-friendly employment practice, the Wan Chai Methodist Centre for the Seniors organized the New Employment Journey for Senior Citizens programme that aims to enhance employment knowledge and skills and to create employment opportunities for middle-aged and older job seekers. The programme was supported by the Jockey Club Age-friendly City Project…

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Started: 2016
Location: WanChai, China
Desired outcome for older people: Contribute
Sectors: Information and communication, Labor