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News.................................................................. Recruitment NoticeCDAC is an NGO established in 1985 with the mission to prevent drug abuse and promote healthy lifestyle. We are a member agency of The Community Chest of Hong Kong and The Hong Kong Council of Social Service. We are going to set up a new service base at The Centre and are developing more service programmes to meet various needs of the community. We are seeking dedicated professionals with shared vision and mission to join our service team. (1) Project In-charge (Professional Training)Major responsibility: - To manage and organize training programmmes targeting professionals and stakeholders Qualification: - RSW - University degree with at least 2 years of relevant experience - Project management experience is an advantage - Start duty in mid-September 2017 (2) Project In-charge / Programme ManagerMajor Responsibility: - To assist Executive Director in organizational management - To provide direct service and to formulate service development strategies Qualification: - RSW, Degree in Social Work or above - At least 5 years of relevant experience/ those less than 5 years may consider the post of Project In-charge - Experience in managing funded projects and agency administration (3) Education OfficerRequirements: - University degree in relevant disciplines - Good communication skill is essential Responsibilities: - To develop and deliver educational and healthy lifestyle programmes (4) Accounts Clerk
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- Updated on¡G30/12/2016
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- Updated on¡G23/12/2016
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The 31st Annual General Meeting ¡§Spread love and Support¡¨
The 31st Annual General Meeting was held on 15th December, 2016, we sincere thank the company of all the guests and the promising supports from all the stakeholders. CDAC will strive to spread knowledge and support to service users. We wish to plant the seed of drug awareness and care in each person and to flourish in everyone.
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- Updated on¡G23/12/2016
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¡§Anti-Drug Basecamp¡¨- Professional Training Project
(T2) Talk on How to develop the capacity of Peer Worker
(S2) Ex-user Sharing session
The second double up talk will be held on 10/1/2017. The talk will focus on How to develop the capacity of Peer Worker which includes the formation, implementation and challenges of developing the peer worker, and the role of the peer workers in drug treatment and rehabilitation services. The talk will be followed by a drug rehabilitee sharing session.
- Updated on¡G05/12/2016
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¡§Anti-Drug Basecamp¡¨- Professional Training Project (Update)
(V1)Visit to Treatment & Rehabilitation Facilities: Enlighten Centre, ELCHK and Jockey Club Lodge of Rising Sun
The visits are again full after increasing the quota. It is very encouraging. More professional training programmes are coming. Please stay connecting with CDAC.
- Updated on¡G11/11/2016
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¡§Anti-Drug Basecamp¡¨ - Professional Training Project
(T1) Talk on Drugs and Law
(S1) Ex-user Sharing session
The ¡§Anti-Drug Basecamp¡¨ is a professional training project which CDAC developed with the support from the Beat Drugs Fund. This project is going to launch a series of programmes opened to Professionals working in the field and university students of related disciplines.
The first double up talk will be held on 28/10/2016. The talk will focus on Drug & Law which include drug related criminal justice procedures as well as the assisting rehabilitation service. The talk will be followed by a drug rehabilitee sharing session.
Click here for details- Updated on¡G11/10/2016
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Research Findings on the Effectiveness of Anti-Drug Training Programme for Teachers
In 2014, CDAC conducted a piece of research on the effectiveness of the anti-drug training programme for teachers.
We were also invited to present the research findings in The 9th Mainland, Hong Kong and Macau Conference on Prevention of Drug Abuse,
and it was also published in the Thesis Collection.
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For the full report (Chinese version only), please click here and turn to page 378-382. |
Acknowledgement:
We gratefully acknowledge The Hong Kong Council of Social Service for providing the electronic copy of the ¡§2015 National Conference on Preventive Treatment of Drug Abuse¡¨.
- Updated on¡G15/12/2015
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The 30th Annual General Meeting
The 30th Annual General Meeting of our agency was held on 9th December, 2015. The Officers and Members of Executive Committee for the year 2015-2016 are as follow:
Chairperson |
Dr. FUNG Cheung Tim |
Vice-Chairpersons |
Ms. LEE Yuk Chi Dr. CHOI Man Yan, Teresa |
Honorary Secretary |
Mr. LEUNG Yau Wing |
Honorary Treasurer |
Mr. LAI Wing Cheong |
Committee Members |
Prof. SIVAN Atara Mr. TONG Nai Wing Ms. CHAN Suk Yan |
- Updated on¡G 14/12/2015
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Submission to the LEGCO Panel on Health Services Concerning E-cigarettes
In view of the rapid increase in the sales and usage of e-cigarettes, our organization attended and voiced our opinions on the issue at the Legislative Council Panel of Health Services Meeting on 6th July, 2015 at 14:00. For details of our submission please refer to the link below.
Download¡mLegislative Proposal to Prohibit E-cigarettes¡n
- Updated on¡G 20/08/2015
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2013-2014 Annual Report
The Annual Report for 2013-2014 of our Council are available for your perusal. You are welcome to browse with the link below:
Download¡mCommunity Drug Advisory Council Annual Report 2013-2014¡n
- Updated on¡G 15/01/2015
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