Mok Law Sui Wah Integrated Vocational Rehabilitation Centre

History

The Mok Law Sui Wah Integrated Vocational Rehabilitation Centre was revamped in April 2004 from its former sheltered workshop which had been in operation since July 1994.

Objective

• To provide diversified vocational rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities and prepare them for potential advancement to open employment.
• Through allowance-generating work skills training and production work, persons with disabilities can gain job satisfaction and develop self-confidence and independence.
• To help persons with disabilities to get employment in the open market and enhance their community integration through job referral and subsequent follow-through support.

Facilities

The centre has a spacious working environment equipped with printing machineries, such as wrapping equipment and sealing equipment. The centre has a cargo loading bay to facilitate loading and unloading of cargo goods. The centre is also equipped with different kinds of cleansing tools such as floor polisher and floor grinder to provide comprehensive and professional cleansing service. Besides, the centre is fully air-conditioned to provide a comfortable working environment for the service users.

Service Recipients

• People aged 15 or above with mild to moderate grade of intellectual disability or other disabilities
• Physically healthy and free from infectious disease
• Stable mental state, free from serious destructive or harassing behavior with appropriate work incentive, ability and possessing basic self-care ability