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1. Chan Cheuk Yu
Chan Wing Ki
Chan Siu Ling
Kwok Ka Wing
Leung Ki

2.  East of Hong Ning Road
 West of Hip Wo Street
 North of Kwun Tong Road
From Google map

3.  Reason
1.Old and poor district (One of
the first new towns in Hong Kong)
2.Under renewal
3.Public concerned district

4. 16.2% - 98500 people
Hong Kong (overall) -13.2%
higher than average
http://www.swd.gov.hk/en/index/site_district/page_kwuntong/sub_districtpr/

5.  Mainly the elderly and the
middle-aged
• Dressed simple and
plain

6.  Buying at the market
with companies
(taken at the market)

7.  Resting and chatting
at the park
 Social life

8.  Seeking health care at the Jockey club

9.  Picking up paper board for recycle
to earn little amount of money
may be the low-income group

10.  nearly 45% - the elderly(>65 years old):Low-income group
Chart fromThe Hong Kong Council of Social Service
(http://www.hkcss.org.hk/cb4/report_card/kwuntong.pd
f)
The elderly 767,225 88,678
The low-income elderly 307,455 39,710

11.  49,400 of the elderly is receiving
the Social Security Allowance (生果金)
occupying the greatest proportion in Hong Kong
 Most also receives Comprehensive Social Security
Assistance (綜緩).
 Major expenditure:
Meals Payments (rental/mortgage/ electricity, etc.)
Transportation Medical care
 Studied by Oxfam Hong Kong
 INSUFFICIENT!

12. Problem encountered by the elderly Suggestion
• Not knowing the application • Refer to social worker
procedure/ perceiving the
procedure as complicated
• High expenditure in seeking • Educate the elderly to
medical care seek allowance
• Low-income elderly people mainly • Suggest Food Bank (at
spend a large proportion of their Kwun Tong) to the
income on food elderly

14. Outdoor recreation opportunities
 Sitting-out area; Rest garden
 With long chairs, chess tables, well
greening, light exercising
facilities, etc.
 Provide a clean and fresh
environment in a community with
dense population, buildings and
traffic
 Promote healthy lifestyle
 A good place for elderly to enlarge
social circle

15.  Special facilities are provided for the disadvantaged elderly group
 Usually found in public areas, e.g. sitting-out area, recreational
park
 Help the disadvantaged elderly group to easily access these areas
and utilize the facilities
more convenient and safe

16.  Churches with different religious backgrounds
can promote social and spiritual life

17.  MTR – Kwun Tong Station
 Minibus – to Mongkok, Tsuen Kwan
O, Tsuen Wan, North Point......
 Bus Terminal – Kowloon Bus, City
Bus
 MTR $2 Fare Promotion for the
Elderly extended to 31 August 2012

18.  Kwun Tong Police Station, Sau Mau
Ping Police Station
 Police patrolling
- ensure safety of the community
 Kwun Tong Crime Prevention Office at
Concorde Road
– various activities organized such as
leaflets distribution, crime prevention
talks
 enhance elderly’s alertness in the
area of crime prevention

19.  【蘋果日報】「阿伯，攞咁多錢做乜呀！」機警銀行職員見年邁老翁
到銀行提取 8萬元現金心生懷疑向事主查詢，揭發老翁早前接獲騙徒
電話，指其兒子因欠債被禁錮要 8萬元贖金，銀行暗中通知警方。觀
塘警區重案組探員將計就計暗中跟蹤事主付贖金，在黃大仙追逐 200
米拘捕取贖金內地男子，一名警長追捕騙徒時擦傷手腳。
 險受騙慈父姓葉（ 76歲），家住觀塘區，葉在家中接獲一名男子電
話，指其子欠債不還遭禁錮，要事主交出 8萬元贖金，否則對其子不
利，對話期間，另一男子在聽筒旁大叫：「阿爸，阿爸，救我呀。」
事主心慌誤以為呼救者真是其兒子，立即往觀塘協和街中國銀行提取
8萬元現款，騙徒要事主拿住手電保持聯絡，阻止他致電其子查證。
 現場消息稱，當事主在銀行櫃位提款時，銀行一名女職員見他神色慌
張，加上他一次過提取一大筆現金，懷疑事不尋常，問事主：「阿伯
，攞咁多錢做乜呀!」葉伯隨口回應道：「我要去救人，救我個仔呀
。」
 銀行職員向葉伯進一步了解事件後，通知上司按銀行與警方的通報機
制，暗中知會東九龍防止罪案科，並拖延事主在銀行。
http://www.e123.hk/CareGiver/details/10162

20.  Kwun Tong fire station
 Regular checking of
fire facilities
 Promote fire safety

21.  Parknshop
Shui Wo Street
Fu Yan Street
 Watsons'
Fu Yan Street
 Yu Man Square Market
 Provide daily needs

23. Dental clinics private general clinics
Chinese medicine dispensaries
practitioners
Night clinics Health check
– Blood pressure, glucose level, etc.
 Pok Oi Hospital Chinese Medicine Mobile Clinic
- provide professional and reliable Chinese Medicine
services to the general public
- offer special discounts and assistance to the elderly and
deprived groups
http://www.pokoi.org.hk/entxt/services_cmedical_detail.aspx?

24.  A place for elderly to learn and have fun
 Health care knowledge related to high risk diseases,
medication, stress relaxation, aging
 Other: Crime prevention, social welfare, festival celebrations
Activity
雲漢長者地區中心 - 十月活動一覽
 開心星期六之平安福音堂慶中秋
 如何處理緊張和憂慮講座
 防騙小常識—認識防騙講座
 護老者聚會：老化過程知多「啲」(六)
 認識綜合社會保障援助(綜緩)講座
 老有所為活動計劃—「幼耆學必有其樂」
 全港長者運動會2010—招募運動員及啦啦隊

25. Total no. of OAH
Price range
Ranking
Facilities provided(Mainly)
(Specific)

26.  Help the elderly to ask for specific need,
e.g. supportive facilities, health care service
 Increase the level of convenience
 Improve the quality of life of elderly

27.  Health related poster promotion found in estates and
roadside
Enhance the awareness of the importance of health
and disease preventions

28. Major health institutions Scope of Services
UNITED CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL
• Specialties :
Medicine and Geriatrics
• Specialty Centres &
Ambulatory Services :
Geriatric Day Hospital
• Others :
Community Nursing
Services (CNS)
• an acute general hospital in east Kowloon
(in-patient, day-patient, out-patient and community care services)
 specific geriatrics' services - the Medicine and Geriatrics
Specialty
Cover the needs of the elderly
 CNS service
provide continuous care for the discharged elderly

29. Minibus route no. 50
 from Yu Man Square to UCH
 From 0600 – 2400, every 8 minutes
 Fee: $2.5
http://www.i-

30. Green Minibus :
Transportation 50 Kwun Tong (Yue Man Square) –
United Christian Hospital (Circulate
Route)
 Discount for the elderly (senior citizen card holders)
full fare $ 1.3
Transportation time: within 10 minutes Route map
 The locations of the stations are easy to access
 The fare is affordable as discount is offered for the elderly
Busy traffic
Get on and off on the roadside

31. Kwun Tong Jockey Club Health
Centre
Services
• General out-patient clinic
• Other sub-clinics :
Kwun Tong Jockey Club Dental Clinic
 get the general medication service through the clinic
 Elderly with dental problems can seek help here

32. Yung Fung Shee Memorial Centre
Kwun Tong Elderly Health Centre
Service provided:
- physical check up and health assessment
- counselling and curative treatment ($45 per consultation)
- health promotion ,education and disease prevention programmes
(annual health check : FREE )
 Provide holistic care for the elderly

34.  Roads marked by easily seen (big font size)&
understandable signs
 Clear instructions

35.  Need greater effort to walk hard for the
elderly
 walk with sticks
 wheelchairs
uphill: need great strength
downhill: increase risk of injury

36.  Narrow path  Pedestrians walk on the traffic road
 Pedestrians compete with the vehicles
dangerous

37.  Construction sites narrow roads
→ easily collide with others
 Obstacles on the roads
→ Risk of fall

39. High density
of buildings Wall effect
Elderly
Vehicles Waste gases Air pollution
affected

40. http://www.epd-asg.gov.hk/english/apisum/apisum.html

41.  Elderly people are sensitive to air pollution
 Air pollution :
increase risk of respiratory disease
e.g. pneumonia, lung cancer
increase risk of cardiovascular disease

43.  Public housing estates
 Home ownership scheme estates
 Private sectors

44.  70% residents in Kwun Tong live in public housing
estates or Home ownership scheme estates
 The rest live in private sectors

45.  Most public housing estates are very old. Some even
reach 50 years, for example, 和樂邨.
 Home ownership scheme estates were built at a later
time, but are already 20-30 years.
 Private sectors are as old as public housing estates,
reaching 30-40 years.

46. Living Environment
 No elevator: elders have to walk upstairs, which are as
high as 10 floors. Risk of fall is high.
 Narrow, poorly lit corridors: difficult to see clearly, may
trip over easily.
 Worn-out wires and pipes: Leakage is dangerous.
Incident of power supply exposion led to electricity cut
recently.

47. Living Environment
 Old private sectors are not managed by companies.
Buildings are not very safe. Big fire broke out several
times. Life threating to elders, as they are less likely to
escape fast.
 Small shops located on the ground floor of the
buildings. Places are wet and narrow. Elders need to
elbow through the area every time they go out.

48. Redevelopment
 Covers part of Kwun Tong only
 Many elders still live in worn-out buildings
 Incidents of falling objects from buildings under
renovation can be dangerous to elders

49. Redevelopment
 Complicated procedures in selling old flats for
redevelopment are frustrating to elders
 Areas in redevelopment are quite at dark. Security
becomes poor. Dangerous for elders to go out and
exercise in early morning.
 Neighbours move out of old buildings. Loss of bonding.

50. Old buildings not under redeveloped
 Elders worry they have no place to live and the money
they can get back from the developers.
 Elders worry they cannot adapt to new environment if
they are to forced to move away.

51.  http://www.epd-
asg.gov.hk/english/apisum/apisum.html
 http://www.who.int/phe/health_topics/outdoorair/dat
abases/health_impacts/en/
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0ebcIAQhWs
 http://news.hotpot.hk/fruit/art_main.php?iss_id=2011
0709&sec_id=4104&art_id=15416185

52. http://www.ha.org.hk/visitor/ha_hosp_detail
s.asp?Content_ID=100156&Lang=ENG
http://www.dh.gov.hk/clinictimetable/ehc.ht
m
http://www.info.gov.hk/tb_chest/contents/c6
11.htm
http://www.dh.gov.hk/english/main/main_ds
/main_ds.html
Elderly health centre
http://www.info.gov.hk/elderly/english/index
.htm
UCH
http://www3.ha.org.hk/uch/hospital/show.as
p?c=auAddress
Minibus50

53. Major health institutions Scope of Services
UNITED CHRISTIAN HOSPITAL
• Specialties :
Medicine and Geriatrics
• Specialty Centres &
Ambulatory Services :
Geriatric Day Hospital
• Others :
Community Nursing
Services (CNS)
• an acute general hospital in east Kowloon
(in-patient, day-patient, out-patient and community care
services)
 specific geriatrics' services - the Medicine and Geriatrics
Specialty
Cover the needs of the elderly
 CNS service
provide continuous care for the discharged elderly

54. Minibus route no. 50
 from Yu Man Square to UCH
 From 0600 – 2400, every 8 minutes
 Fee: $2.5
http://www.i-

55. Green Minibus :
Transportation 50 Kwun Tong (Yue Man Square) –
United Christian Hospital (Circulate
Route)
 Discount for the elderly (senior citizen card holders)
full fare $ 1.3
Transportation time: within 10 minutes Route map
 The locations of the stations are easy to access
 The fare is affordable as discount is offered for the elderly
Busy traffic
Get on and off on the roadside

56. Kwun Tong Jockey Club Health
Centre
Services
• General out-patient clinic
• Other sub-clinics :
Kwun Tong Jockey Club Dental Clinic
 get the general medication service through the clinic
 Elderly with dental problems can seek help here

57. Yung Fung Shee Memorial Centre
Kwun Tong Elderly Health Centre
Service provided:
- physical check up and health assessment
- counselling and curative treatment ($45 per consultation)
- health promotion ,education and disease prevention programmes
(annual health check : FREE )
 Provide holistic care for the elderly

59.  Roads marked by easily seen (big font size)&
understandable signs
 Clear instructions

60.  Need greater effort to walk hard for the
elderly
 walk with sticks
 wheelchairs
uphill: need great strength
downhill: increase risk of injury

61.  Narrow path  Pedestrians walk on the traffic road
 Pedestrians compete with the vehicles
dangerous

62.  Construction sites narrow roads
→ easily collide with others
 Obstacles on the roads
→ Risk of fall

64. High density
of buildings Wall effect
Elderly
Vehicles Waste gases Air pollution
affected

65. http://www.epd-asg.gov.hk/english/apisum/apisum.html

66.  Elderly people are sensitive to air pollution
 Air pollution :
increase risk of respiratory disease
e.g. pneumonia, lung cancer
increase risk of cardiovascular disease

68.  Public housing estates
 Home ownership scheme estates
 Private sectors

69.  70% residents in Kwun Tong live in public housing
estates or Home ownership scheme estates
 The rest live in private sectors

70.  Most public housing estates are very old. Some even
reach 50 years, for example, 和樂邨.
 Home ownership scheme estates were built at a later
time, but are already 20-30 years.
 Private sectors are as old as public housing estates,
reaching 30-40 years.

71. Living Environment
 No elevator: elders have to walk upstairs, which are as
high as 10 floors. Risk of fall is high.
 Narrow, poorly lit corridors: difficult to see clearly, may
trip over easily.
 Worn-out wires and pipes: Leakage is dangerous.
Incident of power supply exposion led to electricity cut
recently.

72. Living Environment
 Old private sectors are not managed by companies.
Buildings are not very safe. Big fire broke out several
times. Life threating to elders, as they are less likely to
escape fast.
 Small shops located on the ground floor of the
buildings. Places are wet and narrow. Elders need to
elbow through the area every time they go out.

73. Redevelopment
 Covers part of Kwun Tong only
 Many elders still live in worn-out buildings
 Incidents of falling objects from buildings under
renovation can be dangerous to elders

74. Redevelopment
 Complicated procedures in selling old flats for
redevelopment are frustrating to elders
 Areas in redevelopment are quite at dark. Security
becomes poor. Dangerous for elders to go out and
exercise in early morning.
 Neighbours move out of old buildings. Loss of bonding.

75. Old buildings not under redeveloped
 Elders worry they have no place to live and the money
they can get back from the developers.
 Elders worry they cannot adapt to new environment if
they are to forced to move away.

76.  http://www.epd-
asg.gov.hk/english/apisum/apisum.html
 http://www.who.int/phe/health_topics/outdoorair/dat
abases/health_impacts/en/
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0ebcIAQhWs
 http://news.hotpot.hk/fruit/art_main.php?iss_id=2011
0709&sec_id=4104&art_id=15416185

77. http://www.ha.org.hk/visitor/ha_hosp_detail
s.asp?Content_ID=100156&Lang=ENG
http://www.dh.gov.hk/clinictimetable/ehc.ht
m
http://www.info.gov.hk/tb_chest/contents/c6
11.htm
http://www.dh.gov.hk/english/main/main_ds
/main_ds.html
Elderly health centre
http://www.info.gov.hk/elderly/english/index
.htm
UCH
http://www3.ha.org.hk/uch/hospital/show.as
p?c=auAddress
Minibus50