Ms. Ivy Leung Siu-ling has stepped up to the position of Chief Executive and will continue to lead CFSC to provide high-quality services to those in need in our society.
2021
December, 2021
The Headquarters Building was certified as a green building and received an overall Platinum rating under the BEAM Plus Existing Buildings V2.0 Comprehensive Scheme.
December, 2021
“GREEN@SAI KUNG”, the sixth “GREEN@COMMUNITY” project to be operated by CFSC was officially launched into service.
May, 2021
The "Look For Green" Mobile Recycling Programme was launched into service.
The recycling stores operated by the Agency, including GREEN@YUE MAN SQUARE, GREEN@TAI WAI and GREEN@WALLED CITY were officially opened to the public in December.
August, 2020
Our Sheung Yan House in So Uk Estate, Sham Shui Po, was launched into service.
May, 2020
Our Tsui Ngai Co-production Centre came into operation, offering vocational rehabilitation services in the Sham Shui Po District.
Our Sheung Chun House, Sheung Seen House and Sheung Mei House in the Kai Nang Integrated Rehabilitation Services Complex were put into service.
January, 2021
A four-year pilot scheme called the JoyAge Holistic Support Project for Elderly Mental Wellness was launched by Shun On DECC in the Kwun Tong District and Wellness Zone ICCMW participates in its phase-two programme in Tseng Kwan O District.
2019
December, 2019
The CFSC Yeoh Choy Wai Haan Memorial Kindergarten was inaugurated to provide high-quality child care services to residents of the Anderson District.
The Integrated Vocational Rehabilitation Service Centre (Tsui Yip Co-production Centre) located inside the Kai Nang Integrated Rehabilitation Services Complex was put into operation.
October, 2019
Our second dementia-specific cognitive training centre, Vera R. Desai-Mind Delight Memory & Cognitive Training Centre, became fully operational in Aberdeen.
March, 2019
A four-year initiative named the Pilot Scheme on Professional Outreaching Team for Private Residential Care Homes for Persons with Disabilities was launched to serve 26 private residential care homes for people with disabilities across Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.
February, 2019
Our Shing Him Small Group Home and Shing Oi Small Group Home commenced operations in Wong Tai Sin.
2018
June, 2018
The InnovAGE Team was established to empower senior citizens aged over 50 to live a fulfilling and independent life.
January, 2018
With funding from the Hong Kong Housing Authority, the Community Service Team on Clearance of Mei Tung Estate was established in the Wong Tai Sin District to support older people living alone and households with two elderly members who were affected by the redevelopment project.
2017
November, 2017
A new dental clinic was opened in To Kwa Wan.
February, 2017
The Agency’s second community green station, the Kwun Tong Community Green Station, began operations.
2016
May, 2016
Supported by The Community Chest of Hong Kong, the Agency launched a carer support project named ‘LIFES Link – A Network of Services Handling the Dual Ageing Issues of Mentally Disabled Persons and their Caregivers’.
March, 2016
The CFSC Jockey Club New Estate Support Programme was rolled out to provide holistic support to new households moving into On Tat Estate and On Tai Estate.
Invited by the Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society and supported by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the Agency took part in the HKACS-Jockey Club ‘Walking Hand-in-Hand’ Cancer Family Support Project.
2015
February, 2015
The Service Development Team was set up as part of our Active Ageing Services to support healthy and active ageing.
February, 2015
CFSC won the bidding to operate the Shatin Community Green Station in Shek Mun, Sha Tin, the first project under the Environmental Protection Department’s ‘GREEN @ COMMUNITY’ campaign.
A-Soulroom commenced its services to promote physical and mental well-being through engaging both people with disabilities and young people in art creation.
The Locality Development Team was established to cater to the diverse needs for community services among the economically disadvantaged.
A development project of approximately 75,000 square feet called Urban Oasis commenced on 2 Kwun Tong Road.
January, 2014
The Agency launched Prime Link, a new initiative for retirees aged 50 or above intended to promote their creativity and contribute to an age-friendly community.
2013
September, 2013
Our self-financed Lively Elderly Day Training Centre came into operation, providing rehabilitation services to the elderly in need in the Wong Tai Sin District.
The Inauguration Ceremony of the Newly Renovated CFSC Jockey Club Building was successfully held, signifying a new milestone in the development of our services and facilities.
YOU CAN - potential exploration unit' was established to unlock the potential of people of all ages through a variety of activities including art and sports.
With funds from the Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged and the Royal Bank of Scotland, the Agency founded the Auxiliary Professional Service to help retirees live a rewarding life in their golden years.
Mr. Kwok Lit-tung assumed office as the fourth Chief Executive of CFSC and undertook to lead the way forward through new challenges ahead.
2003
Two of our Multi-Service Centres for the Elderly were transformed into Day Care Centres for the Elderly as part of an effort to restructure our community services for the elderly.
2002
Integrated Rehabilitation Services were introduced to provide care services, home-based training and temporary accommodation to those with mental and physical disabilities.
The Social Service Team in the Buildings Department was established with funds from the Building Department.
The Agency co-founded the Chinese Medical Clinics with the Faculty of Chinese Medical of the Chinese University in Hong Kong to provide traditional Chinese internal medicine, bone-setting, acupuncture and decoction services.
Mobilised dental services for the elderly were officially launched.
The Jackie Chan King Lam Youth Centre was transformed into the self-financed Jackie Chan Whole Person Development Centre to promote whole person development.The Jackie Chan King Lam Youth Centre was transformed into the self-financed Jackie Chan Whole Person Development Centre to promote whole person development.
April, 2001
With subventions from the Social Welfare Department, the Agency launched the Kwun Tong Enhanced Home and Community Care Services.
The new ten-storey headquarter building was put into use, opening up more spaces for the provision of a variety of services.
1998
1998
The Whole Person Development Centre was founded to provide all-round support for children, youth and their parents.
1997
1997
Three Small Group Homesfor children with mild intellectual disabilities were established in Tseung Kwan O.
1996
1996
Our very first women protection centre, Serene Court, was founded to provide 24-hour emergency accommodation and counselling services for victims of domestic violence and their children.
1995
1995
The Supported Employment Service for the Disabled was established.
The Board of Directors approved the in-situ redevelopment of the headquarter building, as the existing premises were too small to support the rapid expansion of our services.
The Clinical Psychology Service was set up.
The Elderly Community Centre was put into service.
1985
1985
Our first Elderly Community Day Centre in the Kowloon East District came into operation.
1984
1984
The Single Parent Service was launched.
1983
1983
The Agency’s second Chief Executive, Miss Ko Hiu Kwong, retired after 26 years of service and was succeeded by Miss Nora Yau.
1982
1982
Adult Education was offered for those aged 18 or above looking to further their education and undergo training.
The Tsui Ping Community Development Project was initiated to help residents readapt to the newly-redeveloped neighbourhood.
1979
1979
The Industrial Social Service was developed to offer labour and employment law consultation and strengthen communications between employees and employers.
The Children Centre was founded to provide child care services for families struggling to make ends meet.
Our community services were extended to resolve housing problems in Lee Yue Mun by promoting the spirit of solidarity and mutual aid in the community.
1977
1977
The Home Help service was established to provide day care for the elderly in need.
The Mutual Help Centre was set up for the elderly to make the best of their leisure time and unleash their potential through various activities.
1976
1976
The Family Life Education Service was established to promote family education and reduce family conflicts.
1974
1974
The community development service for residents of temporary housing in Kwun Tong was introduced to smooth their resettlement into public housing.
1972
1972
The School Social Work Unit was launched to serve primary school students.
The Agency’s first elderly home, Yang Cheng House, was established in Tiu Keng Leng.
New residences were provided by courtesy of Tiu Keng Leng Christian Medical Clinic for the expansion of our services.
1966
1966
The Agency built 102 single-storey concrete cottages in Chuk Yuen and Tiu Keng Leng.
1965
1965
The United Presbyterian Casework Centre was officially renamed as Christian Family Service Centre and relocated to its current site at 3 Tsui Ping Road, Kwun Tong, serving those in need in the Kowloon East District.
1964
1964
The Agency began offering consultation and family counselling services, established the Handicraft Department and opened a small showroom on Prince Edward Road.
1962
1962
Child care services were launched at Tiu Keng Leng Christian Medical Clinic.
1961
1961
Rennie’s Mill Fedding Centre was set up in Tiu Keng Leng to facilitate the rehabilitation of tuberculosis patients and provide catering services and education support to boarding school students in the community.
1959
1959
Construction works to build over 20 stone cottages commenced in the fourth district of Chuk Yuen.
1958
1958
Miss Doris Caldwell was sent to replace Miss Boone.
1957
1957
Construction works of three stone cottages were completed in the second district of the Chuk Yuen Resettlement Area.
1956
1956
Our office was relocated to 221 Sai Yee Street in Mong Kok.
1955
October, 1955
The Agency began operating on borrowed premises at the Grace Church of the Church of Christ in China in Mong Kok and became one of the first organisations to offer family services in Hong Kong.
1954
1954
Christian Family Service Centre, then known as United Presbyterian Missionary, was founded by Miss Muriel Boone to serve refugees from mainland China.