Dawn Residence

Service Mission and Goal

Provide diversified services and activities such as social, recreation, interest, education, community support to the people with intellectual disabilities so as to promote their personal development, improve the quality of life, and embrace the spirit of inclusion

Type of Residential Service

Supported Hostel provides group home living for people with disabilities who can only live semi-independently

Service Highlights

• 24-hours service operation and it provides residential and nursing care service
  
• One meal is included
• An individual service plan is established depends on individualized needs
• Provide leisure activities, groups, and counselling, which depends on user’s well-being

Target Group

People with disabilities who are:

• aged 15 or above
• Capable of semi-independent living i.e. mastery of self-care skills but may need a fair amount of guidance/assistance in some domestic tasks like cooking or washing or in community living activities like shopping
  
• Actively occupied in various forms of employment or day training
• Physically and mentally suitable for group living
• Physically healthy with no active infectious disease or drug / alcoholic
  Abuse
  

Quota

30 places
(People with intellectual disabilities: 21, People with physical disabilities: 9)

Application

Referrals can be made by social workers and staff of rehabilitation service units to the Central Referral System for Rehabilitation Services of the Social Welfare Department
* For enquiry or application of residential respite service, please contact the staff directly

Service Hour

Year-round, 24 hours service

Withdrawal

Users and their family members could withdraw from the service in any time they need. Referrals can be made by the service unit depends on the condition or need of the user