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4.6 A resource kit to equip parents with anti-drug knowledge, attitude
and skills to prevent, identify and handle youth drug problems was released in
June 2009. A series of district-based seminars for parents and “train the trainer”
sessions followed. A telephone enquiry service for parents, manned by
professional social workers, has been provided since August 2009 for an initial
period of 12 months.
4.7 In addition, the ND revamped the telephone enquiry line and also
adopted a new, easily memorable number 186 186. Development of an antidrug
Internet portal was underway with a view to strengthening efforts online
and facilitating various stakeholders to obtain resources and information. A
project was also launched to revamp the Hong Kong Jockey Club Drug
InfoCentre in phases into a focal point and resource centre for drug education.
School Sector
4.8 The school sector is an important platform for preventive efforts.
The Education Bureau (EDB) encouraged all schools to devise a Healthy School
Policy with an anti-drug element and rendered support to schools in this regard.
The ND and the EDB, as well as other relevant departments, have been working
in collaboration to provide more support for schools through enhanced drug
education for students, new resource kits for schools, structured training for
teachers and school personnel as well as an enhanced Police School Liaison
Programme. The Beat Drugs Fund also funded projects that fostered a healthy
and caring environment for students in schools in the year.
Treatment and Rehabilitation
4.9 To meet demands for basic medical services needed by young
psychotropic substance abusers, the Social Welfare Department (SWD) has
commissioned the seven existing counselling centres for psychotropic substance
abusers to provide on-site elementary medical support with effect from
1 October 2009. The Hospital Authority has also injected additional resources
of $13 million in 2009-10 Financial Year to provide more consultation sessions
in the seven Substance Abuse Clinics to cope with the service demand.
4.10 The Fifth Three-Year Plan on Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation
Services (2009/2011) was released on 2 April 2009. A host of medium-term
recommendations in the Task Force Report have been further developed and
taken forward therein.
4.11 As part of the enhanced anti-drug campaign, the Chief Executive
announced in July 2009 that more treatment and rehabilitation facilities should
be provided for young abusers who undergo voluntary treatment and
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