V-Reach Project
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Service Introduction - The project was completed in December 2022.
The V-Reach Project, funded by the Koo’s Giving Charitable Foundation, provides Virtual Reality (VR) based vocational training for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) (PWA) from September 2019 to December 2022. The project aims to strengthen the PWA’s career planning, interpersonal skills and adaptation skills in workplace and enhance their employability.
The project served over 120 individuals with autism and successfully enhanced their career planning, self-determination, and social communication skills. Among them, 65% of individuals with autism secured their desired jobs and maintained employment for more than three months. Additionally, 21% of individuals with autism pursued further education to pursue their personal goals.
The project also provides Virtual Reality (VR) workshops for employers to enhance their understand on the needs of PWA and promote acceptance among workplace.
Our belief
We believe PWA possess unique strengths and potentials. With vocational training, they are able to unleash their strengths.
Service Targets
- Form 3 or above students with ASD and studying in mainstream schools
- PWA with normal intelligence and work needs
- On-job PWA with normal intelligence
- Corporate / company
Service Charge
Free of charge
Our Services
| Service target |
Contents |
Aims |
| Students with ASD (F.3 or above, studying in mainstream school) |
VR career experiential group
E-Leaning Platform |
Life and career planning
VR work skills training
VR social competence training |
| PWA with work needs |
VR pre-vocational training group
E-Leaning Platform |
VR work skills training
VR social competence training
VR interview simulation training
Job hunting skills |
| On-job PWA |
VR on-job training groups
E-Leaning Platform |
VR work efficiency training
VR social competence training (basic and advance) |
| Corporate / Company |
VR experiential workshop |
Understanding the characteristics and strengths of PWA staff
Communication skills for working with PWA staff |
For service inquiries, please reach out to Jockey Club Collaborative Project for Inclusive Employment at 3428 8305.