被起底、跟蹤騷擾、假冒身份、港版N號房性剝削事件、大專院校偷拍、街頭隨機被潑灑不明液體等事件，時有發生。影像性暴力利用網絡傳播速度快的特點，向受害人作出無預警、無止境，而甚至致命的創傷。 香港未有就 ｢性暴力｣ 一詞作出法例釋義。針對影像性暴力行為的《2021年刑事罪行（修訂）條例》生效三年多，至今接獲 1407 宗涉窺淫等罪行的相關案件，最終約有三成四案件定罪。 ...

為實踐機構的社會使命及提供更優質的服務，機構在發展服務時，需具備合適的風險管理和內部監控措施。機構按其發展階段制定及執行相應的管理政策，對機構持續獲得各持份者（例如服務使用者及撥款機構）的支持及中長遠發展尤其重要。 員工是機構的重要資產。在眾多管理政策之中，制定安全指引以保障僱員的職業安全健康是機構進行風險管理的基礎。根據《僱員補償條例》，機構須購買保險以支付工傷或指定的職業病的補償。因此，本會邀請職業安全健康局及達信風險管理及保險服務（香港）代表，分享機構建立職安健系統及處理工傷的方法。本會亦邀請中小型機構分享實踐風險管理和內部監控措施的智慧及效益。分享會詳情如下： 內容: 1. 如何建立職安健系統保障僱員工作安全      講者︰職業安全健康局高級顧問  余海娟女士  2. 工傷事故的處理及保險相關意注事項      講者︰達信風險管理及保險服務（香港）高級副總裁 蔡雅翠女士  3. 中小型機構實踐風險管理的智慧及對促進機構發展的效益      講者︰小彬紀念基金會機構核心職能總監 余卓浩先生 日期：2025年2月27日（星期四） 時間：下午2時30分至下午4時30分 地點：香港灣仔軒尼詩道15號溫莎公爵社會服務大廈1樓禮堂 語言：廣東話 對象：中小型機構主管/管理層及中央行政人員 名額：120人（每機構上限3人） 有興趣參與分享會之機構，敬請於2025年2月24日（星期一）或之前，填妥網上回條報名。如有查詢，歡迎致電2876 2412或電郵到 [email protected] 與會員聯繫及服務經理陳偉豪先生聯絡。謝謝！ ...

The demand for improved dementia care is rising globally, driven by an ageing population. To address these needs effectively, there is an urgent need for coordinated efforts involving multiple sectors, including social care, healthcare, and innovation and technology. In response, the Council is hosting an International Symposium titled “Charting the Future: A Strategic Action Plan for Dementia Care”. This event will bring together international and local experts to share insights on relevant policies, research, and practical experiences. The aim is to enhance local strategies and foster collaboration with the international community to advance prevention efforts and improve the quality of dementia care. Details are as follows: Date: 3 March 2025 (Monday) Time: 9:30a.m. – 12:30p.m. Venue: Auditorium, 1/F, Duke of Winsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai Content: Please refer to programme rundown If you are interested, please register online on or before 26 Feb 2025 (Wednesday). We look forward to your participation. Thank you! Attachment:  1. Memo 2. Programme Rundown Enquiry： HKCSS - Innovation and Technology for Ageing Alice Ng (Tel: 3703 5584; Email: [email protected]) Venus Hung (Tel: 3611 8310; Email:[email protected]) ...

As the global population ages, individuals with disabilities are also facing a trend of "double ageing" alongside their caregivers. This underscores the importance of collaboration across various sectors to share best practices in social services, promote innovative technologies, and foster social cooperation to create a safe and age-friendly environment. The Council is organising an International Symposium titled “Strengthening Inclusive Communities & Age-Friendly Future for All: Champions of Change”. This event will bring together international and local experts to share policy, social care, and technological support strategies, aiming to develop a collaborative vision and actionable steps for an inclusive future. Details are as follows: Date: 3 March 2025 (Monday) Time: 2:00p.m. – 5:00p.m. Venue: Auditorium, 1/F, Duke of Winsor Social Service Building, 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai Content: Please refer to programme rundown If you are interested, please register online on or before 26 Feb 2025 (Wednesday). We look forward to your participation. Thank you very much! Attachment:  1. Memo 2. Programme Rundown  Enquiry： HKCSS - Innovation and Technology for Ageing Alice Ng (Tel: 3703 5584; Email: [email protected]) Venus Hung (Tel: 3611 8310; Email:[email protected]) ...

To address the healthcare needs arising from aging population, the WHO recommends establishing comprehensive primary healthcare services in various regions. It emphasizes that the main strategies should operate on a preventive basis, through multidisciplinary collaboration and community participation, in order to enhance the health and wellbeing of overall citizens.  Since this, the Council publishes a new research brief called “Holistic Health – Research Brief on Primary Healthcare Service” in order to enrich practitioners with more knowledge of holistic health and primary care service and hereby promote social-medical collaboration. Currently, different countries are launching medical and social collaboration schemes in order to strengthen primary care and alleviate the burden on existing healthcare system. This issue will continue to introduce the social prescription programme and highlight the role of community development approach in primary care. Should you feel interested into our research brief, please download as below: Research Brief: “Holistic Health – Primary Healthcare Service Research Brief 2: Social Prescription Programme in UK (Part 2)” (only Chinese version) For enquiries on collection of research information and our publications, please contact Miss Natalie Yau by email [email protected] or at 2864 2967 ...