Fortune OPlus

Introduction

Fortune OPlus, formerly known as "Lotus Elderly Centre" at So Uk Estate, was founded in 1994. In response to the redevelopment of public housing estates in Sham Shui Po District, our centre was relocated to Fortune Estate and was renamed as "Fortune Social Centre for the Elderly" in 2002. With additional resources from the Government upon the re-engineering of Community Support Services for Elders in 2003, it was converted from a Social Centre for the Elderly into the Neighbourhood Elderly Centre, and was renamed as "Fortune OPlus" in 2024, which signifies that advanced age is something to be proud of, and our elders have the capacity to explore limitless possibilities.

With "ageing in place" as our rationale and "client-centred" as our goal, we are committed to optimising the opportunities of elders for healthy lifestyles, active participation in social affairs and continuous learning through diversified, professional and quality community support services, service model, with innovative approaches and a service mindset, so as to embrace their longevity and actively engage in discovering new horizons, to actualise the concept of "active ageing" and to put our new motto, "Proud Ageing, Creating Infinity" in action. Besides, we also provide comprehensive support to the caregivers to strengthen their confidence and capabilities in caregiving, so that seniors can continue to live in their familiar community.

Service Target

• Hong Kong Residents aged 60 or above residing in the district
• Caregivers of the elders
• Those living in the community  

Application and Withdrawal

• Please call us or visit our centre in person for application and withdrawal procedures.

Membership Fee

• $21 per annum
• Fees are charged for selected programmes / services. Please feel free to contact us for details.

Major Service Areas

Fortune Estate, Hang Chun Court, Cheung Sha Wan Estate, Lai Tsui Court, Hoi Tat Estate, Hoi Tak Court.

Service Contents

• Health education
• Educational and developmental activities
• Volunteer development
• Social and recreational activities
• Educational and supportive programmes on dementia
• Counselling service
• Provision of information on community resources and referral services
• Carer support service
• Reaching out and community networking
• Drop-in service
• Meal service (subject to service needs)

Inquiries and Comments

For any inquiries and comments, please contact us on 2387 9951 or visit our centre in person during opening hours.