Address: | Room 119-125, G/F, Lok Yiu House, Lai Yiu Estate, Kwai Chung, New Territories, Hong Kong |
Tel.: | 9168 2306 |
Email: | ahbp@hkcs.org |
Concerning teenagers' feelings of loneliness, sense of being lost, and mental wellness, Animal-Human Bond Project (AHBP) provides teenagers with a platform for diverse exploration, career development, and social-emotional connections. Through innovative and cross-sector collaboration services, AHBP aims to empower teenagers to make informed choices and engage in meaningful personal growth. Besides, addressing the emigration phenomenon, we also care about the high risk of social isolation depression of elders who are staying in Hong Kong alone. AHBP is a service project about connecting youths, elders, and animals.
With their non-judgmental and comforting nature, animals always play a significant supporting role on safety, attachment, and caring need in human lives, especially people with "emotional loneliness" and "social loneliness". By using animal-assisted interventions, AHBP facilitates all-rounded development with positive emotional well-being and identity.
Please contact responsible social workers for enquiry, registration, and assessment.
Monday to Friday
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. , 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
*This project is provided by registered social workers from our North Point Happy Teens Club.