THE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF HONG KONG

The Hong Kong Mental Health Association was established in 1954 as a non-profit social service organization with the purpose of promoting mental health. Under the guidance of the corporate vision [Mental Health Sharing for All], we are committed to the mission of "providing high-quality rehabilitation services for service users", "building a positive workplace with the team" and "promoting mental health to the public". The Association joined the World Mental Health Alliance as a member organization in 1965, and became a member organization of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service and The Community Chest of Hong Kong in 1968 and 1969 respectively; in 1970, it was registered as a corporate body under the Companies Ordinance and under the Section 88 of the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Ordinance became a registered charity. The Association has been providing direct service operations since 1967. So far, it has developed a comprehensive community rehabilitation service, including residential care, community support, day training, vocational rehabilitation and special education. It continues to take care of the mentally ill and mentally handicapped in a whole-person care model. And the different needs of people with disabilities. The Association currently has more than 50 government-funded service units/projects, providing appropriate services to tens of thousands of service targets each year. In addition, the Association also operates self-financing supplementary homes for the recovering people, self-financed non-profit counseling and development centers; at the same time, it manages a special school that provides residential care for severely disabled students. More than 30 social enterprise projects are social enterprises, and a training college that provides supervision and training for mental rehabilitation units in the Mainland and the Greater Bay Area. mission Provide quality rehabilitation services for service users Build a positive workplace with the team Promote mental health to the public value Collaboration emphasis on cross-sectoral communication, cohesion spirit of partnership, mutual encouragement and peer service users. Creativity is brave to try, break through the ideological framework, seize opportunities, and innovate services with keen sense of touch. Zhen good establishment of learning, high performance and multi-disciplinary team, strengths-based development tools and empirical results service. Compatibility creates a culture of acceptance, harmony and difference, and equal participation, and a society of inclusive care.