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Tuesday, May 30, 1972
The Hong Kong Council of Social Service will receive $200,000 of
government allocation, and the Urban Services Department will get $150,000.
An amount of $131,000 will be given to the Education Department of which
$26,000 are to be used exclusively on the Learn-to-Swim Campaign.
The Social Welfare Department will receive $550,000 of which $150,000
will be spent on programmes directly organised by the department while the
will be equally divided between district groups and subvented youth
agencies.
The remaining $400,000 are to be spent on the temporary employment
scheme under which university and post-secondary school students are employed
by government during the summer holidays.
The government allocation represents direct expenditure on the summer
youth programme and does not include any staff and administration costs or
overall subvention to voluntary agencies.
Of the Jockey Club grants, about $420,000 will be given to the member
agencies of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, $327,000 to schools
through the Education Department, $185,000 to the Social Welfare Department
for district activities and $33,000 to the Armed Forces for the running of
youth leadership camps.
An extra sum of $8,000 has been made available to the Association of
Volunteers for service for the employment of temporary clerical staff and
the purchase of stationery.
The Association is responsible for this year's overall co-ordination
of recruiting volunteers with the hope that more young people will join the
programme as helpers or leaders.
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