The association has 4 kindergartens and kindergartens in Wan Chai, Kowloon Bay, Tseung Kwan O and Wong Tai Sin, providing quality pre-school education for children between 2 and 6 years old, as well as supporting services for parents. This association adopts multiple intelligences as the curriculum concept, and uses various interesting children's games and children's books to enable children to develop their potential in pleasant learning. Each kindergarten has an extended time service plan to allow parents to use the child care center services for a longer time when needed.

The pre-school children’s rehabilitation service of the Association focuses on the participation of inter-professional teams. The services are provided by senior social workers, clinical/educational psychologists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and special child care workers. Rehabilitation services provide one-stop early intervention services for children. In addition to children's services, it also effectively supports school children and their parents through family, school and community collaboration models, integrates them into schools and communities, and enhances parent-child relationships.

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Based on the principle of "child-oriented", the association is committed to safeguarding children's growth environment and family functions. The five family life education service units under its jurisdiction help parents improve their communication skills with their children and learn to interact with children through parent-child games. "Family Children" Shared Parental Support Center assists divorced families to fulfill their parents' parental responsibilities. The 7 children’s homes provide accommodation services for children and young people who are temporarily unable to live with their families.

Our stationing school social work services for 38 secondary schools, 13 primary schools and 44 kindergartens offer academic, social, and emotional support to young people and to foster their mental well-being, with a focus on assisting freshmen in adapting to a new school life through various types of services including consultations, groups and programmes. We also provide professional consultation supervision service at 2 primary schools.

The Association's comprehensive youth service centers and children's centers are located in 18 districts in Hong Kong. They provide services in the form of neighbourhood centers, aiming to nurture children and young people to become their own life designers, explore the aspirations that can develop their potential, and expand their ambitions through the establishment of networks. Contribute to society with results. The types of services include a variety of indoor and outdoor growth and development activities, volunteer services, interest and talent skills development activities, etc.; in addition, special support is provided for the needs of disadvantaged children and young people and their families.

Targeting the needs of marginalized youth, our Kwun Tong District and Sham Shui Po District Youth Outreaching Social Work Teams, and the Young Night Drifters Service (Kowloon East) proactively approach and establish connections with young people. Nite Cat Online Cyber Youth Support Team provides online and offline counselling, training on digital creativity and talent development for the youth at disadvantaged conditions. The Youth Action Network – Community Support Service Scheme offers referrals, counselling and emotional support services to the youth who are arrested or subjected to the Police Superintendent's Discretion Scheme, and their family members / peers.

The professional team adopts the service method of "Information of Trauma and Holistic Care", through individual cases and group therapy, for children, adolescents and adolescents aged 3-21 who have experienced traumatic events and have symptoms of psychological trauma, and their daily lives have been affected. The family provides psychotherapy. The center also provides relevant professional training for counseling professionals, social workers and psychologists.

Bradbury Camp is located in Wong Yi Chau, Sai Kung. It has 112 places. The camp welcomes schools, groups and the public. The biggest feature of the camp is that it has a well-equipped observatory with a number of astronomical observation instruments for camp users to learn about astronomy and observe astronomical phenomena. In addition, Bradbury Camp is equipped with various adventure training facilities, allowing users to enjoy the fun of adventure in the wild while training social skills.

In response to rapid social changes, the social service development should keep up with the times. In addition to continuously optimizing our subvented services, BGCA develops more than 30 special projects aiming to fill up existing service gaps innovatively through our 140 service points to widely support different age groups’ needs in the society.

Early Childhood Intervention

Alleviating Child Poverty

Assisting Children with Special Educational Needs

Asset Building for Community-Based Mental Health Wellness

Youth Innovation and Social Participation

Cultivating Digital Creativity for Children

Diversified Career and Life Planning