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.)
  (Details of the next round application are expected to be announced in mid-2024)