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Family and Child Protective Services

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Service Description
The Family and Child Protective Services Units (FCPSUs) are specialized units operated by the Social Welfare Department to assist the families with the problems of child abuse and spouse battering to restore normal functioning and to safeguard the interest of the children affected by custody/guardianship disputes and referred by the Courts.

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Services for Families with Spouse Battering and Child Abuse Problems
The FCPSUs provide outreaching, investigation, early intervention, statutory protection, casework and group work services for victims, abusers and other vulnerable family members involved in child abuse and spouse battering based on their needs. Supportive services including clinical psychological services, child care services, residential child care services, residential services for abused women, family aide service etc. would also be arranged where necessary. A multi-disciplinary approach is adopted in the handling of child abuse and battered spouse cases. Multi-disciplinary case conferences on child abuse, participated by social workers, doctors, clinical psychologists, teachers, etc. are held to discuss nature of the cases and welfare plans for the abused children and their families. Besides, social workers of the FCPSUs, clinical psychologists of the Social Welfare Department and police officers of the Child Abuse Investigation Units will form Child Protection Special Investigation Team for joint investigation and video-recorded interviews for some victims of child abuse in order to reduce their trauma during the course of investigation.

The FCPSUs also launch public education programmes for the prevention of domestic violence. Information on the FCPSUs and prevention of domestic violence including child abuse and spouse battering is available in the following leaflets

Seek Early Assistance, Stop Domestic Violence (PDF  Acrobat Document)

Child Abuse Concerns All of Us(PDF Acrobat Document)

'What is Pedophilia?(PDF Acrobat Document)

Seek Early Assistance Stop Family Violence-Services for Battered Men

(PDF Acrobat Document)

Support Services to Battered Spouse Cases(PDF Acrobat Document) 

Multi-disciplinary Case Conference(PDF Acrobat Document)

Family and Child Protective Services Unit(PDF Acrobat Document)

and publications of 'Good Parenting, Good Children' uploaded at the website of family life education service at http://www.family-land.org and the following TV announcements:

* Hand in Hand 56k 28k
* Self-protection 56k 28k
* Doll & Girl 56k 28k
* Unattended Children 56k 28k

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Services for Families with Child Custody Issues
Social workers of the FCPSUs also safeguard the interest of the children through providing social investigation, casework and group work services and practical assistance to families and children affected by custody/guardianship disputes, and international child abduction matter.

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Target Group and Application Procedures

 

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Victims of child abuse or spouse battering, abusers and their family members may approach the FCPSUs directly for assistance. They may also be referred for services by other units of the Social Welfare Department, NGOs or other government departments.

 

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Children and their families affected by guardianship/custody disputes or international child abduction matter are referred for services by the Courts, Department of Justice, and other concerned authorities in accordance with the relevant Ordinances.

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Enquiry
Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Central  Western,Southern and Islands)
Address: Rm. 229, 2/F, North Point Government Offices, 333 Java Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Tel. No.: 2231 5858
Fax No.: 2164 1771

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Eastern and Wanchai)
Address:Rm229,2/F, North Point Government offices, 333 Java Road,North Point, Hong Kong
Tel. No.:2231 5859
Fax No.:2164 1771

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Kwun Tong)
Address: Rm. 502, 5/F, Nan Fung Commercial Centre, 19 Lam Lok Street, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon
Tel. No.: 2707 7681
Fax No.: 2717 7453

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Wong Tai Sin and Sai Kung)
Address: 3/F, Wong Tai Sin Community Centre, 104 Ching Tak Street, Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon
Tel. No.: 3188 3563
Fax No.: 3421 2535

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Shamshuipo)
Address: G/F., Cheung Sha Wan Community Centre, 55 Fat Tseung Street, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon
Tel. No.: 2247 5373
Fax No.: 2729 6613

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Kowloon City and Yau Tsim Mong)
Address: G/F,Cheung Sha Wan Community Centre, 55 Fat Tseung Street, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon
Tel.No.:3583 3254
Fax No.:3583 3137

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Shatin)
Address: Rm. 716, 7/F, Shatin Government Offices, 1 Sheung Wo Che Road, Shatin, New Territories
Tel. No.: 2158 6680
Fax No.: 2681 2557

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Tai Po and North)
Address:Rm.716,7/F, Shatin Government Offices,1 Sheung Wo Che Road, Shatin, New Territories
Tel.No.: 2158 6696
Fax No.:3104 1357

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Tuen Mun)
Address: 4/F, On Ting / Yau Oi Community Centre, On Ting Estate, Tuen Mun, New Territories
Tel. No.: 2618 5710
Fax No.: 2618 7976

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing)
Address: 21/F, Tsuen Wan Government Offices, 38 Sai Lau Kok Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories
Tel. No.: 2940 7350
Fax No.: 2940 6421

Family and Child Protective Services Unit (Yuen Long)
Address: G/F, Wah Long House, Tin Wah Estate, Tin Shui Wai, New Territories
Tel: 2445 4224
Fax: 2445 9077


Departmental Hotline: 2343 2255


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