2nd Annual Forum

Main Plenary session

Workshop

Exhibition

Speech from York Y N Chow, SBS , Secretary for Labour and Welfare Bureau

Biographical Sketch

List of academics and universities involved in the CIIF Evaluation Consortium

Main Plenary
Programme Rundown		Main plenary session
Session 1: Sharing by Participants
	Moderator: Ms YU Sau-chu, Jessie, MH
Life Changing Experience - Sharing by Project Participants
	Youth and mentor from the Modern Mentorship scheme
	Youth and women volunteers from the Mutual Help Network Project
	Elders, women and business partners operating the Elder Shop cum community networks
	Parent from the Outstanding After-School-Care Project
	Post-natal mentors
	Home-repairs co-operative Members
	New-arrival and local resident tutors from the Project to promote family cohesion & a more colourful family life
Session 2: Leading the changes
	Moderator: Prof YUEN Tsang Woon-ki, Angelina, JP
Critical success factors that make a difference, leading from the front - Project Workers
	Ms TANG Wai-ling from the Outstanding After-School-Care Project
	Mr Azir KHAN from the Forging a Better Tomorrow - A Self-help and Mutual-help Project involving Multi-ethnic and Vulnerable Groups
	Ms Candy WONG from the Sunny Community Programme
	Mr Anton WAN from the Play in the Public Park Project
	Ms Rainbow TANG from 'Healthy Mothers-to-be' - A Women and Community Networking Project
Inspiring and Leading the Changes - Agency Leaders
	Mrs Victoria KWOK, JP, Director of Social Services Department from Salvation Army
	Mrs Helina YUK, Director of the S.K.H. Lady McLehose Social Services Centre
	Mr KWOK Lit-tung, Director of the Christian Family Service Centre
	Mr Michael LAI, JP, Chief Executive Officer of St. James' Settlement
	Mr LEUNG Wing-yee, Executive Secretary-Social Services of Yuen Yuen Institute
	Ms Catherine KWONG, Chief Executive Officer of The Urban Peacemaker Evangelistic Fellowship Ltd.
Session 3: Collaboration
	Moderator: Mr WONG King-cheung, JP
Agency Collaboration - Synergy and Broadened Perspectives
	Ms Flora CHAN, Hong Kong Southern District Women's Association and Ms Alice WAN, Aberdeen Kaifong Welfare Association Social Service Centre from the "Caring Estates in Southern District Project"
	Mr LI Wan-cheung, Industrial Evangelistic Fellowship, Ms Clara LAW, Hong Kong Federation of Women's Centres and Ms Emily LEE, Hong Kong Y.W.C.A.: joint implementers of the "Heartbeat Project - Community Concern and Care Network in Shamshuipo
	Rev. LI Kin-wah, Mission to New Arrivals Ltd from Community Angels of Tin Shui Wai Project
Session 4: Tripartite Partnerships
	Moderator: Ms KAO Ching-chi, Sophia, JP
Evolving Tripartite Partnerships
	Ms Friendly YIU, CEO - business mentor on business start-up for unemployed women
	Mr IP Che-kin, MH, Funeral Business Association - collaborator for the Paraclete project
	Ms LAU Ka-shi, Managing Director & CEO of the Bank Consortium Trust Co Ltd for the Project that build collaborative networks between the youth recovering from ex-mental health problems and employees through arts; and
	Ms Karen TAN, Senior Manager of Community Marketing, Zurich Insurance Group (Hong Kong)
Session 5: Returns from Social Investment
	Moderator: Professor MOK Bong-ho
Evaluating the tangible and intangible impacts of CIIF projects Academics from the cross-institutions consortium for the CIIF Evaluation Study   Returns from Social Investment - Prof Mok Bong-ho, Chinese University of Hong Kong - Dept of Social Work   A Study of Professional Contribution to the Sustainability of Self-help Groups and their Social Capital Created in CIIF Projects - Chinese University of Hong Kong - Dept of Social Work   Building Social Capital: A Formative Programme Review of CIIF projects - University of Hong Kong - Dept of Social Work and Social Administration   An Evaluation Study on Outcomes and Impact of the CIIF - City University of Hong Kong - Quality Evaluation Centre   Social trust and its antecedent conditions in the development of social capital - City University of Hong Kong - Dept of Applied Social Studies   An evaluation study on the impacts of CIIF intergenerational programmes on the development of social capital in Hong Kong - Lingnan University - Asia Pacific Institute of Ageing Studies (APIAS)   To document the process and mechanism whereby social capital development and its impact on the lives of project participants who belong to the socially and economically disadvantaged groups. - HK Polytechnic University - Dept of Applied Social Sciences   Social Investment and Social Network: Analysis of the Collaboration between Third Sector and Private Sector in CIIF-funded Projects - HK Polytechnic University - Dept of Applied Social Sciences
Commentaries from Dr Brahm PRAKASH, Director of Poverty Reduction and Social Development, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, Asian Development Bank
Commentaries from Professor Shanti K. KHINDUKA, Dean and George Warren Brown Distinguished University Professor [Social Work], Washington University in St Louis
Session 6: Looking Forward
	Moderator: Dr WU Wai-yung, Raymond, GBS, JP
	Views and observations: CIIF Committee Members, Bureau representatives and Dr Brahm PRAKASH
	Conclusion: Dr WU Wai-yung, Raymond, GBS, JP

Workshop
Programme Rundown			Workshops
Workshop (1): Developing Workable Tripartite Partnership
	Moderator: Ms Christine FANG, JP
	Name of Organisation		Key Messages
	Caring Estates in Southern District (HK Southern District Women's Association Ltd and Aberdeen Kaifong Welfare Association Social Service Centre) 0100/0101-01		Building tripartite partnerships Involving SMEs
	PARACLETE- Care-and-Comfort Angel Promotion Project (S.K.H. Holy Carpenter Church District Elderly Community Centre) 0078-02		The process and strategies in building the cross-sector support network in Kowloon City
	Mutual Help Network Project (Christian Family Service Centre) 0033-03		Specific experience in changing strategy to build tripartite partnership in Wong Tai Sin.
	Collaborating People in Tsuen Wan Rural Area (The Yuen Yuen Institute) 0069-01		The purpose, challenge, failures and importance in building up the cross-sector networks in rural areas
	Community Care and Networking Programme for "Po Tin" Residents (Urban Peacemaker Evangelistic Fellowship Ltd) 0113-01		The development of the 3-level support networks and their effects upon the community What are the challenges in building up the mutual help support networks in a previously interim estate?
	"StarBright" - a Domestic Violence Neighborhood Watch Initiative (Harmony House) 0051-03		What sorts of skills have the applicant applied to building up tripartite partnerships The relationship between tripartite partnership and social capital
Workshop (2): Building Capacities of Project Participants to Sustain the Networks and Operations
	Moderator: Dr Chan Sze-tong, JP
	Name of Organisation		Key Messages
	Productive Aging - Elderly Shop Project (The Salvation Army) 0057-03		Implementation experience, such as: - the challenges faced during the process - how to cope with the challenges - how to sustain the project?
	Forging a Better Tomorrow -A Self-help and Mutual-Help Project for Multi-Ethnical Vulnerable groups (S.K.H. Lady Maclehose Centre) 0128-02		The methods of engaging the ethnic groups in building up the mutual support network in the community The processes of empowerment and changing from recipients to givers are the motives for their participation
	Community Integration - Developing Respective Strengths (Youth Kwun Tong) 0138-01		How to sustain the projects through the setting up of the cooperative by the participants? The development and the challenges of setting up the cooperative
Workshop (3): Challenges in Promotion, Identifying Suitable Access Points and Engaging Participants
	Moderator: Mr Tso Kai-lok, MH
	Name of Organisation		Key Messages
	Space of Dream - Youth Employment Project in the North District (Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong North District Integrated Youth Services Centre) 0092-01		How to enhance the community understanding of the real objectives of the project? Other implementation experience, such as: - the challenges and failures of those involved; - public relations skill in implementing the project Future prospect of the project
	Project to promote family cohesion & a more colourful family life (Pok Oi Hospital Mrs. Chu Kwok King Memorial Day Nursery) 0023-01		Changing from service recipients to service givers - the most effective recruitment strategy How to build up the community support networks?
	Community Angels of Tin Shui Wai(Missions to New Arrivals)0023-03		Build up the community network Enhance the engagement of the wider community
	Play in the Public Park (Playright Children's Play Association) 0116-02		How to enhance the volunteers' participation? How to link up different participating families through the means of playing in the park
	The Journey of Birth - Prenatal & Postnatal Emotion Support andCommunity Network Project (The Boys' & Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong) 0090-02		Strategies to enhance the participants' involvement Problems and methods in recruiting the volunteers
	Empowered Women in Cheung Hang (Yin Shes Limited) 0025-02		Sharing from the front-line staff How to face the problem of recruitment? How to train up the participants to be the core members? Sharing from the volunteers Why the volunteers actively participate in the project?
	Family Service Ambassador Scheme, Caritas Family Service (Caritas - Hong Kong Family Service) 0151-01		The process of changing from service recipients to service givers How to reshape the organization culture? The involvement and experience sharing from the front-line staff
	Hometown at Fisherman Village - Tai O Community Networking Project (Tai O Resident Rights Concern Group) 0132-02		How to train up the participants to be the core members or leaders of the project? How to enhance the self-confidence and involvement of the participants through the process Practical examples demonstration

Exhibition
Programme Rundown		List of Display Booths by Funded Projects