Family Well-Being Expo

Jockey Club SMART Family-Link Project

The Jockey Club SMART Family-Link Project, initiated and funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, was launched in 2018. The Project convenes multidisciplinary effort and collaboration to leverage advanced Information and Communication Technologies in support of more effective and innovative service delivery to promote family well-being and enhance the welfare sector’s capacity in the use of technology and data for family service innovations that can respond to emerging service needs.

Jockey Club SMART Family-Link Project:
Active SMART Family

Through the motion sensor activity interactive game, participants will enhance cooperation with family members.

Hong Kong Shue Yan University

The Social Welfare Department collaborated with the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust to commission the Hong Kong Shue Yan University to develop and operate Information gateway for carers, which provides comprehensive and up-to-date information to carers of elderly persons, persons with disabilities and the public, and encourages them to seek help whenever needed.

Your E-Guide to Care Resources

This booth aims to promote the "Information Gateway for Carers" to enhance caregivers' ability to access valuable social resources and promote family health. By leveraging new technology, we strengthen the support network for caregivers in the community, ensuring that all families benefit from advanced information tools to improve caregiving quality and foster family harmony.

The Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong

Founded in 1936, The Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong (BGCA) is one of the longest serving local non-government organisations dedicated to the welfare of children and youth. Our mission to achieve a balanced and happy environment for the nurturing and growth of our young - physically, intellectually and emotionally - has never wavered in our focus of “Nurture the Young, Create the Future”.

Roblox IT Station

This booth aims to improve parents' negative impressions of technology by showcasing its positive role in enhancing parent-child interaction and communication through Roblox gaming experiences. Participants will engage in collaborative activities that strengthen family bonds and foster understanding, helping families adapt to the evolving technological landscape.

Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association Limited

Founded in 1950, the Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association Limited (AKA) is a non-profit-making organisation rendering services to people living in the Southern District. AKA has 29 service units and an array of special projects, with service scope covering elderly, children and youth, family, community, education, health, social enterprise, etc., so as to provide diversified services for residents.

Building Blocks of People

Urbanisation and Migration may bring challenges to family dynamics and relationships. At this booth, we invite participants of all ages and backgrounds to connect through engaging games. Through simple games which facilitate communication and collaboration, people from different age and backgrounds are easily connected which helps to promote inclusion.

International Social Service Hong Kong Branch

Founded in 1924, International Social Service was established in Hong Kong as a headquarters delegation in 1958. International Social Service – Hong Kong Branch provides an array of social services for families, children and youths, elderly and migrant.

Henna's Beauty in the City of South Asia

This booth aims to enhance public understanding and appreciation of South Asian culture through Henna art experiences. It highlights the aesthetics of South Asian heritage while reflecting the South Asian culture's engagement into the urbanisation and it's connection with the metropolitan city as well as the contribution to the culture integration by the process of migration. By promoting cultural integration, it helps participants find a sense of belonging in a rapidly changing urban environment.

Christian Family Service Centre

Christian Family Service Centre was established in 1954. The Agency provides multi-services including: Children & Family Services, Youth & Education Services, Elderly Care Services, Services for People with Disabilities, Mental Health Services, Active Ageing Services, Primary Health Care Services, Opportunities & Inclusion for People with Disabilities, Environmental Protection & Green Living, Community Development Services and Employee Service Consultancy.

Cardiovascular Decoding: The Climate Connection

Climate change, along with rising temperatures, air pollution, and shifts in lifestyle, contributes to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. This booth underscores the vital link between climate change and heart health. By promoting early detection and effective prevention strategies, we aim to support families in safeguarding their cardiovascular well-being amidst environmental challenges.

S.K.H. St. Christopher's Home Limited

Sheng Kung Hui St. Christopher's Home, founded in 1935 by the late Bishop R.O. Hall in Taipo, began as an orphanage taking care of homeless children. Throughout the years, upholding the Home’s vision and mission, it has been developed to provide various child-focused social services in Hong Kong. Currently, the Home is the largest non-governmental organisation in Hong Kong that provides Small Group Homes. In meeting the society’s evolving needs, apart from providing solely residential homes, the Home has extended to provide Foster Care Service, Nursery, Child Care Center, Neighbourhood Support Child Care Project, Clinical Psychological Service, Family Support Service, Services for Children with Special Needs and Youth Co-living Program, with the mission to create and sustain a caring environment for children and youth to grow, to develop potentials and to live a life of fullness.

Green Leisure Park

This booth aims at promoting from the perspective of a family household, pledging to make their best endeavours of step up efforts in waste reduction and comsumption under the concept of 3R :

• Promote ways of environmental preservation
• Encourage domestic actions taken against climate changes

Heep Hong Society

Established in 1963, Heep Hong Society is a leading education and rehabilitation organisation offering professional assessment, guidance, training and family support services. We are committed to helping children and young people of different abilities maximise their full potential, empower families and contribute to an inclusive society.

Our team of professionals includes psychologists, speech therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses, social workers and teachers. We serve more than 23,000 children, young people and parents every year at our service units, as well as mainstream kindergartens, primary and secondary schools. As an innovative service provider, Heep Hong Society is dedicated to researching evidence-based treatment approaches and promoting the development of integrated education and the rehabilitation sector through research, training and publishing.

Parent-Child Adventure - Let's Build Up the Wonderful City

In the context of an aging population and declining birth rates, our booth aims to encourage everyone to view children from a perspective of appreciation, to discover and cultivate their strengths and abilities, and to emphasize the important contributions that children make to society.