
Caritas Rehabilitation Services was established in August 1976. Throughout the years, Caritas Rehabilitation Service developed a full range of service types that cater to the need of persons with intellectual disabilities at different ages. In 2004, we started providing residential care, vocational rehabilitation services and community-based support programmes for persons with mental illness.
Caritas Rehabilitation Services now provides a wide range of services, including Services for Preschool Children with Special Needs, Services for Persons with Intellectual Disability, Mental Health Services, Vocational Rehabilitation Services, Family and Community Support Services, as well as various support service programmes, etc. The services also strive to promote public education within the community and advocate the spirit of disability inclusion.

Mission
We are committed to providing persons with disabilities and their families with comprehensive and effective rehabilitation training, residential care, and community support services. Our aim is to help them develop their potential and abilities, promote personal growth, enhance independence and self-confidence, and actively participate in community life.
Service Scopes and Achievements
Services for Preschool and School Age Children with Special Needs
Providing appropriate early intervention training and school-based services to more than 2,000 infants, young children, and school-aged children with developmental needs each year
Services for Persons with Intellectual Disability
Providing day activity centre and hostel services to nearly 700 persons with intellectual disabilities aged 15 or above each year
Mental Health Services
Providing short-term or long-term residential services to nearly 600 persons recovering from mental illness, and deliver services to more than 2,000 community members with mental recovery needs each year
Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Providing more than 600 persons with disabilities with work skills training and vocational rehabilitation services each year
Family and Community Support Services
Providing counselling and support services to more than 2,500 service users, as well as their families and carers each year
Special Projects
Implementing a range of special projects to meet the diverse educational and rehabilitation needs of different service groups, serving more than 1,000 service users each year



