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Residential Work (Duration: training wook)

Understanding the Service

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Hours

Lecturers

2

Course Instructor

Philosophy; functions and objectives of residential institutions

2*

Types of residential institutions and their relationship with community care services

Rehabilitation residential centres Correctional institutions

2

Course Instructor

C.

Children's reception centre

Other residential. institutions in Hong Kong.

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Visit to residential institutions

2

Course Instructor

Understanding Self and the Clients

4.

Effects of institutionalization Effects on the resident

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Course Instructer

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Effects on the family members

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Effects on the staff of residential institutions

5.

Special needs of the individual in residential

institutions

2

Course Instructor

Residential Work Technicues

бе Helping the individual to adjust upon admission to a

residential institution

2

Course Instructor

7.

Short and long-term stays - differences in functions | objectives, needs and programmes

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2

Course Instructor

8.

Planning for the individual's discharge and aftercare

2

Guest Speaker

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Casework, group work, use of volunte.rs and community 3 involvement in the residential setting

Course Instructor

10.

Team work in a residential institution

11⁄2 Course Instructor

11.

Communication and support for staff in the residential setting

2

Course Instructor

12. Order and discipline, and the individual's well-

being in the residential setting

2

Guest Speaker