New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association
We strive for equal opportunities and full participation of people with mental illness with the ultimate goal of their full integration and acceptance in the community.

近期活動

"Stand-Up for Mental Health Talk Show Level Up!"

Jointing presented by veteran stand-up comedian Mr Cheung Tat-ming, renowned psychiatrist Dr Tsang Fan-kwong and rising comic star, Mr Vivek Mahbubani, “Stand-Up for Mental Health Talk Show Level Up!” was played at the Jockey Club Auditorium of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University at 8:00 p.m. on January 29 & 30, 2010 (Fri & Sat)! With a mix of great jokes and unique perspectives, the show aims to convey the message of positive mental health in a humorous way. Are you ready to take the shot?

Enquiry: 2332 4343 (Mr Paul Lee)

 

 

Seeing Heart 180 – Youth Mental Health Project

Funded by the Health Care and Promotion Fund of the Food and Health Bureau, Seeing Heart 180 – Youth Mental Health Project is the Association’s newest innovative initiative launched in collaboration with Psychology Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong. This project targets young people and aims to introduce the concept of holistic health to them through a series of specially-designed green experiential activities and publicity platforms. Further to that, it seeks to inspire teenagers to think about mental health in new perspectives, learn how to foster good mental health and be the ambassadors to spread the messages of caring, accepting and respecting people with emotional problems and schizophrenic patients.

Seeing Heart 180 – Youth Mental Health Project: “We are the Same” Interactive Learning in Eco-Tour (Apr 2009 – Jun 2010)

Through diversified activities that are pertaining to mental health issues, this 3-hour experiential education programme strives to inspire teenagers to think about mental health in new perspectives. The programme is comprised of mini-talk on mental health, green activities and sharing sessions with people with mental illness. Enthusiastic responses have been received from secondary schools and Teens Centers. There is still some space available and we look forward to seeing you joining in this activity!

If you are interested in the above activities, please contact Ms Katrina Pun on 2332 4343 for further information.

 

 

Seeing Heart 180 – Youth Mental Health Project

Funded by the Health Care and Promotion Fund of the Food and Health Bureau, Seeing Heart 180 – Youth Mental Health Project is the Association’s newest innovative initiative launched in collaboration with Psychology Department, Chinese University of Hong Kong. This project targets young people and aims to introduce the concept of holistic health to them through a series of specially-designed green experiential activities and publicity platforms. Further to that, it seeks to inspire teenagers to think about mental health in new perspectives, learn how to foster good mental health and be the ambassadors to spread the messages of caring, accepting and respecting people with emotional problems and schizophrenic patients.

Seeing Heart 180 – Youth Mental Health Project: Health Link Green Club (During School Year 2009/10)

Running for 3-4 months, this “Health Link Green Club” is a small group activity that aims at promoting holistic health concept to secondary school students through organic planting activities. The participating students will also be encouraged to share with people around them the importance of healthy living and the ideas of accepting those who have emotional problems or schizophrenia. Programme contents include organic farming, small group gatherings and coordinating publicity activities. All secondary schools are welcome.

If you are interested in the above activities, please contact Ms Katrina Pun on 2332 4343 for further information.