Wellness Zone - Integrated Community Centre for Mental Wellness

Through group work, members can influence and interact with each other within the group to enhance their resilience, emotional management and social adjustment. In addition, the group can also serve as a medium for members to express their personal needs, thereby fostering support and mutual help among members.

Day training services are provided by occupational therapists and rehabilitation workers.

The training service focuses on enhancing members' independent living and functional skills, as well as providing outreach occupational therapy services and home living support.

Occupational needs assessment:

• Life skills training, e.g. self-care skills training, home management skills training, health management training, basic community living skills training.
• Pre-employment training, e.g. vocational skills training and work attitude training

Peer support workers provide emotional support to members, share peer recovery experience, and care for members through phone calls, face-to-face meetings or outreach. Accompany the social worker to share the recovery experience with members. To organise and facilitate group activities and community education programs.

Provided by professionals, rehabilitation workers and peer supporters, such as interest classes, networking activities, volunteer groups, social activities, etc., to enhance members' leisure, interest and social life, and to increase members' knowledge and understanding of community resources.

Provided by clinical psychologists, it conducts clinical assessments, services and treatments for individual cases and families, as well as clinical groups and programs. Mental health promotion is also provided.