| CB
1 : Agency Development & Partnership |
| Key
Result Areas |
Initiatives
and Target Completion |
Outcome |
- To defend
and mitigate the negative impact of cut in resources
|
1.1 To negotiate with government on suspension
of welfare cut and extension of TOG.
- Direct dialogue with SWD and SWHB on the issues
(Q1-4)
- Continuous Communication with Agency Members
on the progress (Q1-4)
- Identify options for government to consider (Q1)
|
- Ongoing dialogue
- 4 progress update & 2 agency head meeting
- 1 proposal on options endorsed by ExCo
|
1.2 To strengthen the communication among NGOs,
identify options to manage the cut, and promote good practices.
- Organize informal session(s) for NGOs (Q1-4)
- Engage Mediation Council and Labor Dept to offer
support to NGOs in need. (Q1-4)
|
- 10 sessions organized
- Mediation Service in place
|
- To facilitate and build NGOs capacity to mobilize
new community resource
|
2.1 To understand and keep track of the giving
behavior of Hong Kong people.
- Implement a market research on giving (Q2)
- Organize a Press Conference to communicate with
the public (Q2)
|
- 1 Market
research published
- Press Conference
|
2.2 To build up the infrastructure of donation
and fundraising for NGOs
- Facilitate the formation of a Professional Group
for Fundraisers. (Q3)
- Publish a tool book / practical guide for fundraisers
(Q3)
- Established a Foundation Network for corporate
and private foundations. (Q2)
- Organize market place for NGOs (Q2)
|
- 2 Activities organized
- 1 Practical guide published
- 2 Activities organized
- 1 Market Place organize
|
2.3 To oversee and manage projects on fundraising
and resources development
- Manage Employee Giving Scheme (Q4)
- Manage Legacy Giving Scheme (Q4) l
|
- Scheme operatedl
- Scheme operated
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2.4 To liaise existing foundations and promote
the development of community funds
- develop a tool book / practical guide for foundations
(Q4)
|
- 1 Practical guide published
|
- To engage companies in community programmes and
build up partnerships with NGOs.
|
3.1 To facilitate searching, identifying and
matching of potential partners.
- Organize Social Service Luncheons (Q3)
- Organize Social Service Visits (Q2)
- Manage a matching programme (Q4)
|
- 2 Luncheons organized
- 2 Visits organized
- 10 Matching completed
|
3.2 To manage showcase partnership project and
publicize success stories through PR activities.
- Manage partnership project (Q4)
- Publish a series of casebooks and consolidate
knowledge on partnership (Q4)
|
- 2 Projects
- 2 Casebook published
|
3.3 To manage the Caring Company Scheme
- Manage the nomination of Caring Company logo.
(Q4)
- Organize a recruiting drive for SMEs thro TDC
(Q3)
|
- 1000 Nominations received
- 2 Activities received
|
- To develop the infrastructure for Corporate Social
Responsibility and Tripartite Partnership
|
4.1 To develop an information database
for corporate philanthropy and community involvement initiatives.
- Develop the Information database. (Q3)
- Develop web based virtual community for interaction
and information exchange. (Q3)
|
- 1 Database
completed.
- 1 Web on
line.
|
4.2 To publish a Directory of Corporate Social
Report for Hong Kong.
- Collaborate with academic and chambers in developing
a CSR assessment tool. (Q2)
- Publish a Directory including companies fulfilling
the CSR criteria. (Q4)
|
- 1 Tool in place.
- 1 Directory published.
|
4.3 To revamp and implement the nomination of
Caring Company logo.
- Revamp the criteria, structure and reward system
for the scheme. (Q2)
|
|
4.4 To promote community awareness of the Caring
Company and the value of corporate citizenship.
- Produce Caring Company Logo product (Q2)
- Organise promotional campaign. (Q3)
|
- 1 Product developed
- 1 Activity organized.
|
- To enhance Agency Members' capacity in fundraising, partnership
and management support functions.
|
5.1 To enhance sector-wide manpower development
and facilitate access to training and development opportunities.
- Design and deliver training programmes on management,
service development, fundraising and partnership. (Q4)
|
- 20 Training programmes organized
|
5.2 To promote and recognize NGO demonstrating
charity accountability.
- Identify good practice and develop a voluntary
charity accountability system for NGOs. (Q3)
- Organize a NGO award for charity accountability.
(Q3)
|
- System in placel 1 Award scheme completed
|
5.3 To provide support to NGOs in HRM, FM, partnership,
fundraising and other management functions.
- Organize roundtables for NGOs' managers responsible
for HR, finance, partnership and fundraising. (Q4)
|
|
5.4 To provide support to small NGOs, self help
groups and social enterprises.
- Joint sourcing and shared services (Q4)
- Co-location (Q4)
|
- 2 Activities organized
- 1 Site operated
|
- To strengthen public understanding and support towards specific
welfare agenda, welfare services, and welfare NGOs including the
Council.
|
6.1 Conduct a survey on public attitude towards
welfare NGOs; and basing on the findings revise the Council's overall
PR strategy including media strategy with action plan. (Q3)
|
- Survey report with recommendations is submitted
to relevant Standing Committee.
- Revised PR strategy with action plan is submitted
to management.
|
6.2 Disseminate welfare-related contents to the
public in collaboration with media:
- features in 2-3 local newspapers;
- broadcast of welfare services/ projects/ NGOs
at Road Show and/or First Vision. (Q1-Q4)
|
- Not less than 40 features are published in the
newspapers.
- At least one topical series is broadcast at Road
Show and/or First Vision.
|
6.3 Enhance communications with the Public through:
- revamping the Council's homepage; (Q2)
- the Council's publications including the Council
Brochure, Business Plan and Annual Report; (Q1-Q3)
- expanding the circulation of Scenario especially
its e-version, and conducting major review on Scenario after 3-year
publication; (Q1-Q4)
- staging social work/welfare booth at the Career
Expo and Book Fair. (Q2 & Q4)
|
- The revamped Council homepage runs live by end
of August 2005.
- The lay-out design and contents of the publications
are endorsed by management.
- Plan to expand circulation is endorsed by management
in Q2. Review on Scenario is completed and recommendation is endorsed
by relevant Standing Committee in Q4.
- Two events are completed with reports submitted
to management.
|
| CB
2 : Service Development |
| Key
Result Areas |
Initiatives
and Target Completion |
Outcome |
- To work in partnership with the Government in
the formulating of the future directions of social welfare and
the setting of welfare agenda
|
1.1 To consolidate the sector's views
on the future directions of social welfare and the setting of welfare
agenda, and lobby for support (Q3) |
- Discussion among NGOs promoted and their views
are consolidated and taken into consideration by the Government
|
| 1.2 To work in partnership with the Government and
to mobilize the rehabilitation and disability sector to participate
in the formulation of the new Rehabilitation Programme Plan (Q4) |
|
1.3 To map out a framework of a blueprint for elderly
services in consultation with the sector and experts in the field
(Q4)
|
|
- To foster collective effort to contribute to
welfare service review and development
|
2.1 To work in partnership with the sector / Government
in:
- evaluation of DECC and NEC (Q4)
- conversion of Home for the Aged and provision
of Infirmary Care in non-hospital setting (Q4)
- development of elder learning (Q4)
- implementation of Integrated Family Service Centre
(Q4)
- development of sector's skills in handling domestic
violence and lobbying for comprehensive policy to tackle the issue
(Q4)
- policy direction of Community Development Service
(Q4)
- formulation of Three Year Plan in Drug Treatment
and Rehabilitation (Q3)
|
- Discussion
among NGOs promoted and their views are consolidated and taken
into consideration by the Government
|
- To develop better linkage with NGOs participating
in district coordinating committees and to consolidate the sector's
views on district planning protocol
|
3.1 To organize inter-district sharing network
to facilitate NGOs to participate in district welfare planning and
respond to Government's initiatives (Q4) |
- Network formed
and sharing among colleagues from different districts enhanced
|
| 3.2 To consolidate NGOs' views on district welfare
planning protocol and make submissions to the Government (Q2) |
- NGOs' views on the district welfare planning
protocol consolidated and shared with the Government
|
- To improve service quality and accountability
through the promotion of evidence-based practice and strengthening
support network among NGOs
|
4.1 To organize the 2005 Best Practice Awards
in Social Welfare, promote sharing of best practices and produce
documentation to build up local knowledge (Q3) |
- Best Practice
Awards organized and mutual learning within the sector promoted
|
| 4.2 To organize 4 sharing on Good Practices on areas
including social enterprise initiatives, stationing service in primary
schools, health promotion among older persons, and collaboration between
community-based services (Q4) |
- Good practices identified, local knowledge built
up and mutual learning promoted
|
- To promote social inclusion of special needs groups
|
5.1 To organize the annual International Day of Disabled
Persons celebration for consolidating the community support in 18
districts towards the mission of 'A Society for All' (Q4) |
- Integration between abled bodies and people with
disabilities promoted
|
| 5.2 To advocate for a barrier-free society for people
with disabilities, including the formulation of views on the review
on Design Manual Barrier Free Access, and working with disability
organizations in the development of policy on Transport for All (Q4)
|
- The views of disabled groups on are being taken
into consideration
|
| 5.3 To organize mass publicity and engage different
sectors of the society in promoting the Senior Citizens Day (Q3) |
- The Senior Citizens Day are held with the participation
and support from different sectors in the community
|
| 5.4 To promote accessibility of mainstream service
to the ethnic minorities by various means, including producing a service
guide, organizing cultural sensitivity training and formulating proposal
to the Government on interpretation service (Q4) |
- Mainstream services are more aware of the culture
and needs of the ethnic minority groups and support measures to
enhance service accessibility are proposed
|
5.5 To engage partners of other disciplines to
promote social inclusion, including
- partnership with the engineering profession in
promoting design of assistive device for the elderly (Q2)
- partnership with the education/training sector
to enhance employability of non-engaged youth (Q4)
|
- Partnership are strengthened to promote the community's
involvement in addressing social issues
|
- To enhance user participation and empower them to give views
on social policies and welfare development
|
6.1 To contribute to the development of 'Elderly
Policy Monitoring Alliance' (Q4) |
- Participation platforms be made available and
voice and views of the special needs groups taken into consideration
by policy makers and concerned parties
|
| 6.2 To partner with the Commission on Youth and NGOs
to organize the 2005 Youth Summit and facilitate the setting up of
District Youth Forums (Q3) |
|
| 6.3 To host the 2nd Hong Kong Conference for Persons
with Mental Handicap (Q1) |
|
| CB
3 : Quality Management and Efficiency Enhancement |
Key
Result Areas |
Initiatives
and Targets Completion |
Outcome |
- To provide
support for Agency Members in addressing welfare budget cut, end
of TOG and resources development.
|
1.1 Conduct salary survey and promote sharing
of good practices in compensation management including revamping
salary structure. (Q4) |
- To complete the salary survey and organize sharing
session on the survey result
|
| 1.2 Line up volunteer support from HKICPA for boards
of Agency Members on financial management and internal audit. (Q4)
|
- To continue the "Accounting Ambassador Program"
with HKICPA for small-medium NGOs
|
| 1.3 Provide support to small NGOs through various
means, including "sourcing", shared services, "co-location",
pooling of investment. (Q4) |
- To explore the feasibility of the co-location,
sourcing and shared services
|
| 1.4 Conduct feasibility study on setting up a voluntary
charity accountability system for NGOs in collaboration with CB1.
(Q2) |
- to set up basic accountability guides
- to identify the NGOs with good practices
|
- To promote
sharing of good practices, develop common solutions, and network
resources to enhance Agency Members’ capacity in HRM, FM and other
management support functions.
|
2.1 Consolidate common tools developed from the 1st
and 2nd Joint BIPs and promote sector use. (Q4) |
- to refine the JBIP Tools and make it a standard
for the sector
- to initiate small consultancy project with a
few small NGOs
|
| 2.2 Organize knowledge sharing roundtables for NGO
Managers on organizational development and corporate management. (Q4) |
- to develop HR networks for NGOs
- to conduct management practice survey
|
| 2.3 Promote KM culture and practices through joint
project with cross-sector KM bodies (such as KMDC and HKKMS); and
collaboration with TIs. (Q4) |
- To liaise with KM bodies and explore opportunity
for joint project.
|
- To promote
Agency Members' joint efforts in enhancing sector-wide manpower
development and to facilitate access to training and development
opportunities.
|
3.1 Identify Agency Members' common competency requirements
and training needs. (Q3) |
- To submit a training need report for Standing
Committee deliberation
|
| 3.2 Design and deliver training programmes to Agency
Members on NGO leadership, management, and service development and
delivery. (Q4) |
- 15 management courses and 5 professional courses
|
| 3.3 Facilitate sector-wide discussion on future directions
of social welfare/work manpower development and training. (Q3) |
- To submit a manpower development and training
need for Standing Committee deliberation
|
| 3.4 Work joint-handedly with relevant organizations
on developing a voluntary CPD system for RSWs. (Q4) |
- To get involved in the development of the system
and channel information to Agency Members
|
- To consolidate
experience and enhance Agency Members' capacity in quality management.
|
4.1 Organize a NGO management award to promote quality
management. (Q4) |
- To organize NGO awards with the big donors/foundations
- To mobilize other NGOs for next batch award
|
| 4.2 Keep in view up-to-date implementation of the
enhanced SPMS and facilitate sharing of experience among Agency Members.
(Q2) |
- To organize a sharing session on the implementation
of SPMS
|
| 4.3 Organize CEO/senior management forums on good
management practices basing on local NGO management cases co-developed
with PKKI of HKU. (Q4) |
- To organize a forum on good management practices.
|
| CB
4 : Policy Research and Advocacy |
Key
Result Areas |
Initiatives
and Targets Completion |
Outcome |
- Promote cross-sectoral
efforts, engage the welfare sector and work with the Government
and LegCo on addressing selected poverty issues; conduct studies
and advocate for polices and measures on poverty alleviation
|
1.1 To engage social workers, NGOs and work with
CB2 in identifying and analyzing the needs of selected population
groups (e.g. children, elderly) and proposing measures for addressing
them. (Q1-Q3) |
- Papers prepared and submitted to the Government
and LegCo onl Preventing and reducing inter-generational povertyl
Social protection for the elderly
|
| 1.2 To engage experts from different sectors to study
and propose policy changes aimed at addressing the needs of working
poor and low income families. (Q1-Q3) |
- A position paper prepared for submitting to the
Government and LegCo
|
| 1.3 To work with various think tanks and implement
the cross-sector awareness building and networking project. (Q1-Q4) |
- 2-3 Poverty Visits
- 2-3 round table discussionsl A paper summarizing
the views of participants on poverty alleviation
|
| 1.4 To monitor and keep track of statistic related
to poverty. (Q1-Q4) |
- Statistics updated regularly
|
| 1.5 To monitor the progress and work with the Government
and LegCo in issues related to poverty alleviation and CSSA review.
(Q1-Q4) |
- Recommendations made to the Government and LegCo
in relation to:l poverty measurements and policiesl CSSA review
and basic needs study
|
| 1.6 To organize a seminar on district based poverty
alleviation for members of district councils. (Q1-Q2) |
|
| 1.7 To work with the poverty working group of Shum
Shui Po District Council in discussing and formulating district-based
poverty alleviation measures. (Q1-Q4) |
|
| 1.8 To start a review on what had been achieved by
different stakeholders in HK in the UN Decade for the Eradication
of Poverty 1997–2006 and what more could be done by different sectors
concerned. (Q3-Q4) |
- Focus group and forum conducted with concerned
organizations involved
|
- Engage other
NGOs and make recommendations for the improvement of retirement
protection and other social security measures
|
2.1 To explain to the public the meanings and implications
of the Basic Needs Study with the aim to induce public acceptance
to the concept of basic needs. (Q1-Q3) |
- Press briefing and 2-3 newspaper articles prepared
- 2 workshops for NGOs introducing the concept
and study findings / recommendationsl Presentation in relevant
subcommittee of LegCo
|
| 2.2 To organize forums for NGOs to discuss with Social
Welfare Department on CSSA operational issues. (Q1-Q3) |
- a forum for NGOs
- a meeting with SWD to discuss issues raised by
NGOs
|
2.3 To work with the Joint Alliance for Universal
Retirement Protection to advocate for adequate income protection for
elderly people. (Q1-Q3)
|
- concern groups and different stakeholders allied
so as to make a stronger support for improving retirement income
protection
- proposal for improving retirement protection
submitted and presented to the relevant subcommittee of LegCo.
- Press briefing conducted to inform the public
of the need for improving retirement protection and to encourage
public discussion
|
| 2.4 To conduct a survey to explore public views on
different retirement protection schemes and how they prepare for retirement.
(Q1-Q2) |
- Survey conducted and results published
|
- Promote the
development of employment assistance and community economic development
programmes
|
3.1 To study the development of Social Enterprise
(Q2-Q4) |
- Report on Social Enterprises and Job Creation
in Asian countries
|
| 3.2 To organize a training programme in Canada on
employment assistance to equip frontline workers with knowledge and
skills in providing employment assistance to vulnerable groups (Q1-Q3)
|
- Training course organized with 4 workers subsidized
to attend the course
|
- Inform the
society of the development of various Social Development trends
and civil society, and make recommendations based of the findings
|
4.1 To complete the rule of law subindex of the Social
Development Index. (Q3) |
- Sub-index findings and report
|
| 4.2 To prepare 1 thematic report on child profile.
(Q1-Q2) |
- A Report on child profile prepared and published
|
| 4.3 To prepare 1 comparative study on poverty indicators
related to youth (Q1-Q3) |
- Report prepared and published
|
| 4.4 To collect data for SDI 2006, discuss the findings
and decide on the timing and key message for releasing to the public.
(Q4-Q3) |
- Data collected and processed, indicators and
indexes prepared
|
| 4.5 To continue with the formulation and updating
of the social indicators project. (Q1) |
- Webpage with data uploaded, and relevant documents(1st
life domain: household and family)
|
| 4.6 To complete the Civil Society Index and organize
workshops for civil society organizations to meet and discuss the
future development of civil society in Hong Kong. (Q3) |
- Report of individual studiesl Workshop conducted
- Hong Kong report prepared
|
- Inform members of major policy issues and debates; respond to
major policy discussions and make recommendations for continuous
social development; maintain dialogue with key government officials
and policy makers
|
5.1 To organize seminar(s) for NGO representatives
in government advisory committees to share their views with the sector.
(Q2-Q4) |
|
| 5.2 To prepare the Annual Submission 2005. (Q2-Q3)
|
- Annual Submission prepared and submitted to the
Government
- Meetings with key relevant Government officials
conducted to introduce the Council's recommendations
|
| 5.3 To publish a policy bulletin on social welfare
policies and philosophies and social development. (Q1-Q4) |
- 2 issues of policy bulletins published
|
| 5.4 To continue to work with different political
parties and members of LegCo on issues related to poverty and social
welfare development. (Q1-Q4) |
- Dialogue with different political parties and
LegCo members maintained
|
| 5.5 To respond to the Government's consultation on
health care financing. (Q1-Q4) |
- Members consulted and the sectors' views channeled
to the Government
|
| 5.6 To respond to major related policies / legislations
/ public consultation. (Q1-Q4) |
- Council's views submitted to the Government and
/ or LegCo
- Forums organized for members to meet with key
government officials / policy makers
|
- Conduct research studies on areas related to social welfare.
|
6.1 To conduct 1 to 2 studies on selected social
welfare services, in the areas of clientele profile, needs assessment,
user satisfaction, or outcome evaluation. (Q2-Q4) |
- Study / studies conducted and reports prepared
|
| 6.2 To continue with the project to measure user
satisfaction and impact of DECC / NEC and review. (Q2) |
- Overall report and individual center reports
|
| CB
5 : International and Regional Networking |
Key
Result Areas |
Initiatives
and Targets Completion |
Outcome |
- Promote and facilitate understanding between the Mainland and
Hong Kong on social needs arising from increasing Mainland-Hong
Kong cross-border activities and make recommendations for setting
up an official mechanism to look into these issues; and promote
regional cooperation for social development in the Pearl River
Delta
|
1.1 Explore with research institutions in the Mainland
the possibility of conducting studies to understand social needs arising
from increasing cross-border activities. (Q1) |
- Agreements with research institutions in the
Mainland to conduct research
|
| 1.2 Update information / data related to cross-border
activities. (Q1-Q4) |
|
| 1.3 Organise forums to (i) facilitate sharing of
NGOs experience in serving HK residents who work or reside in Guangdong
Province, and (ii) discuss the means for addressing the social needs
arising from cross-border activities. (Q3) |
- Forums for NGOs and / or Government organized
|
- Facilitate the provision of social services in the Mainland
by NGOs in Hong Kong; implement the memorandum of understanding
jointly signed by Guangdong Civil Affairs Bureau and HKCSS
|
2.1 Organise Forums / courtesy visits for HK NGOs
and civil affairs departments of Guangdong Province to discuss the
possibility of collaboration. (Q3) |
- Forums / courtesy visits organised
|
| 2.2 Develop a FAQs web-based platform for NGOs on
issues related to the development or provision of social services
in Guangdong Province by NGOs from Hong Kong. (Q2 – Q4) |
- FAQs platform developed and maintained
|
| 2.3 Organise seminar(s) to introduce policy initiatives
/ legislations related to social welfare and NGOs (such as registration
system for NGOs), and to channel views of local NGOs to related authorities
of Chinese Government. (Q1-Q4) |
- Seminar(s) organized and policies on registration
of HK welfare NGOs in Mainland China discussed
|
- Maintain regular contacts with social welfare bodies in the
Mainland and promote exchange between social welfare bodies in
HK and the Mainland
|
3.1 Develop a contact information system of social
welfare personnel from Mainland China. (Q1 – Q4) |
- Contact information system developed, relevant
information sent to the contacts through email for two times
|
| 3.2 Channel to them information related to social
welfare development in HK and international arena, and invite them
to participate in related events. (Q1 – Q4) |
|
- Monitor implementation
of selected international covenants in Hong Kong
|
4.1 Participate in both local NGO meetings and the
UN hearing of HK’s report on the International Convention on Economic,
Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR), and express the views of NGOs.
(Q1, Q2 & Q4)
|
- Views on the implementation of ICESCR and CEDAW
channeled to related international bodies and their members
|
| 4.2 Participate in the UN hearing of HK's report
on the compliance of the CEDAW and to express the views of NGOs. (Q1,
Q2 & Q4) |
| 4.3 Monitor the implementation of the CEDAW and the
ICESCR in Hong Kong. (Q1, Q2 & Q4) |
| 4.4 Organize seminar(s) to introduce to NGOs the
results of various UN hearings on to the implementation of various
conventions in HK. (Q1, Q2 & Q4) |
- Seminar(s) to on the results of various UN hearings
organized
|
- Promote active
involvement among agency members in the international / regional
community as well as in the United Nations mechanism
|
5.1 Facilitate the Council's and its Agency Members'
participation in selected international forums and networks, e.g.
ICSW conference (c, f) (Q1 – Q4) |
- Delegations for participating in international
/ regional events and study visits formed, with delegations of
80% of all the approved events having reached the proposed sizes;
report back sessions organized after these events
- Visitation programmes organized for overseas
delegations
- Participate in ICSW regional conference and board
meetings
|
| 5.2 Organize the 5th International Conference on
Social Work in Health and Mental Health (2006) |
|
5.3 Maintain contacts and communications with international
and regional NGOs (including relevant welfare institutions in the
Mainland) (Q1 – Q4)
|
|
| 5.4 Channel information on International and Regional
affairs and activities to Agency Members (Q1 – Q4) |
- 3 issues of e-Bridge to all Agency Members to
keep them informed of the activities of the CB
|