Youth Support in HK

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Hi, I’m Marcus! The idea of this project is to spread awareness about the lives of the youth locally and globally, Since the school closure, young people have found it harder to communicate with those when they need help with exams, homework, and stress.

KGV Wellbeing

The KG5 Ways To Wellbeing is a framework we use to help individuals in our community reflect upon and develop their own wellbeing. This framework was researched and developed by the New Economics Foundation for the Department of Health and Social Care This video is an introduction into these 5

https://sites.google.com/kgv.hk/wellbeing/home

Mental Health & Wellbeing | KELY

We take at preventative approach to our Mental Health & Wellbeing programmes and focus on helping young people to understand their own emotions, cope with stress, and know how to help themselves as well as their peers. In situations where we identify additional mental health needs, we work with a strong network of referral organisations that can provide in-depth one-on-one counseling.

https://kely.org/our-work/mental-health-wellbeing

Support Services

Non-Chinese speaking young people can visit the Centre for Harmony and Enhancement of Ethnic Minority Residents (CHEER) Tel: 3106 3104

St. John's Cathedral Counselling Service, provides affordable, evidence-based, professional, resource-rich and multi-lingual counselling service in Hong Kong. Tel: 2525 7207

The Samaritans has two helplines that can offer emotional support and information about other support services in Hong Kong:The Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong (Chinese) Tel: 2389 2222The Samaritans (English) Tel: 2896 0000

CPD - Wellbeing

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