Ad Hoc Committee on Home Care
Ad Hoc Committee on Home Care
Working Group on Long Term Care Model
Working Group on Active Ageing
Community Partnership Committee
Steering Committee on Arts Promotion Programme
Task Group on Active Ageing
Ad Hoc Committee on Housing and Residential Care
Ad Hoc Committee on Home Care
Working Group on Elderly Suicide and Dementia
International Year of Older Persons 1999 Central Co-ordinating Committee
International Year of Older Persons 1999 Fundraising and Allocation Sub-committee
International Year of Older Persons 1999 Programme Sub-committee
International Year of Older Persons 1999 Publicity Sub-committee
Ad Hoc Committee on Healthy Ageing
Steering Group on Healthy Ageing
Public Education and Publicity Committee
Convenor
The Hon Ho Mun-ka
Members
Mrs Peggy LAM, SBS, JP
Dr FANG Sum-suk, Marion, JP
Dr WU Wai-yung, Raymond, JP
Dr SHUM Ping-shiu, JP
Mr WAN Man-yee, JP
Prof Iris CHI
Ms HO On-nei, JP
Mr LAI Kam-cheung, JP
Prof HUI CHAN Wan-ying
Dr CHAN Cheung-ming, Alfred
Ms Rosita LAI
Ms NG Shun-shun
Ms HUI Yee-man, Esther
Ms Irene HO
Mr CHUNG Wai-tong, Andy
Representatives of the Hospital Authority
Relevant bureaux and departments
Terms of Reference
The Ad Hoc Committee was set up in October 1998 with the following terms of reference:
A
To review the effectiveness of existing home help services in providing home-based care services to the elderly living at home and to examine the feasibility of re-engineering and upgrading home help service to home care service.
B
To examine, review and improve the interface between home help service and other community support services, such as day care centres, day hospitals, visiting health teams, multi-service centres for the elderly, etc. with a view to providing the elderly living at home with an integrated care service.
C
In re-engineering home help service, to explore the possibility of more intensive use of volunteers.
D
To advise the Secretary for Health and Welfare and Director of Social Welfare on the implementation of pilot schemes to develop an integrated home care service.
E
To undertake any task in relation to community care services for the elderly assigned by the Elderly Commission.