Public Education Programmes/ Publicity Activities on Rehabilitation

The Labour and Welfare Bureau, in collaboration with Rehabilitation Advisory Committee, non-governmental organisations and media/ organisations etc., organises a wide range of public education programmes/ publicity activities on rehabilitation to promote the spirit and core values of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, including the promotion of disability inclusive culture; inclusive workplace; barrier-free environment, transportation, services, information and entertainment; and to raise public’s awareness of talents of persons with disabilities.

Please refer to the following links for the latest implementation of public education programmes/ publicity activities:

• Inclusive Hong Kong (Chinese version only)


• International Day of Persons with Disabilities (Chinese version only)


• Mental Health Month (Chinese version only)


• RTHK TV Programme: Sign Language Capriccio (Chinese version only)


• RTHK TV Programme: A Wall-less World – Chasing Our Dreams (Chinese version only)


• CRHK Radio Programme Thematic Website (Chinese version only)


• Funded public education programmes/ publicity activities on rehabilitation organised by non-governmental organisations/ community organisations in 2023-2024 (Chinese version only)


• Application for funding for public education programmes/ publicity activities on rehabilitation in 2024-25 (applicable for non-governmental organisations/ community organisations etc.) (Funding Application Guidelines)


• Celebration event for 26th anniversary of establishment of HKSAR – Chairman of Rehabilitation Advisory Committee visits Tivoli Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten to view the Tier 1 Support Services (Chinese version only)

Other useful resources:

• List of Hong Kong sign language interpreters (Chinese version only)


• Production guide for easy-to-read version(PDF format) (Chinese version only)


• Health information kit for persons with intellectual disabilities (Chinese version only)


• How to Support Persons with Disabilities: Practical Guide on Universal Design for Catering Services


• GUIDE DOGS: A Practical Guide


• S K Yee Fund for the Disabled
  (To provide financial support to project proposals which will bring about an improvement to the mental or physical health and well-being of persons with disabilities. Applicants should be Government departments, statutory bodies and registered non-profit making organisations managing or providing medical, educational, rehabilitation and recreational services to persons with disabilities in Hong Kong; and non-profit making self-help groups of persons with disabilities that have been registered in Hong Kong for at least three years.)