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Jockey Club "Reach to Bridge" Community Elderly Support Project

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We strengthen social connections and community support for elderly singletons and doubletons.

Strengthening social connections for older adults

In light of the rising number of elderly singletons and doubletons in Hong Kong, many of whom face social isolation and limited support networks, the Jockey Club “Reach to Bridge” Community Elderly Support Project aims to improve community support and foster social connections for hard-to-reach older adults. The project also provides home improvements to enhance home safety, empowering older adults to age comfortably at home.

 

Launched in 2023 and now expanded to all 18 districts, 20 project partners have been engaged to assess older adults’ needs and to provide timely assistance and appropriate service referrals. The University of Hong Kong will gather data to evaluate the demographic and service needs of hard-to-reach older adults. Over 30,000 socially isolated older adults are expected to benefit, with home improvement services reaching more than 15,000 elderly households.

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INFORMATION DETAILS
LAUNCH YEAR 2023
PARTNERS
  1. Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association  
  2. Caritas - Hong Kong 
  3. Christian Family Services Centre 
  4. Haven of Hope Christian Service 
  5. Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council Limited 
  6. Hong Kong Women Development Association Limited 
  7. Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association 
  8. Kowloon Women's Organisations Federation Limited 
  9. Ngau Tau Kok Kaifong Welfare Association Limited 
  10. OIWA Limited 
  11. Pok Oi Hospital 
  12. Sik Sik Yuen 
  13. South Kwai Chung Social Service 
  14. St James’ Settlement 
  15. The Hong Kong Society for the Aged 
  16. The Neighbourhood Action-Advice Council 
  17. The Salvation Army 
  18. Tin Shui Wai Women Association Limited 
  19. Tung Wah Group of Hospitals 
  20. Yan Oi Tong Limited
  21. School of Nursing, The University of Hong Kong
  22. HKJC Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, The University of Hong Kong

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