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Peter Lee - Care for Suicide Survivor Project “Dialogue for Life” & Cheque Presentation Ceremony
11 Jul 2007
Mr. Peter K. K. Lee, Chairman of Henderson China Properties Limited, has donated to HKJC Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, Faculty of Social Sciences, HKU for a project entitled "Peter Lee - Care for Suicide Survivor Project". Mr. Lee and Ms. Sally Wu, Deputy Head of Phoenix InfoNews Channel, will share their view on life and suicide prevention in a session entitled "Dialogue for Life". Before this, a cheque presentation ceremony will be held.
Date: Friday, 13th July 2007
Time: 4:45pm-5:30pm
Place: MG07, Main Building, HKU
Members of the media are cordially invited to attend the ceremony and "Dialogue for Life". The programme rundown is provided as follow:
Programmes:
4:45pm-4:48pm Welcoming remark
Professor Ian Holliday
Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences, HKU
4:48pm-4:55pm Introduction to the project
Dr. Paul Yip
HKJC Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention,
Faculty of Social Sciences, HKU
4:55pm-4:58pm Acknowledgement
Professor Lap-Chee Tsui,
Vice-Chancellor, HKU
4:58pm-5:00pm Cheque presentation and group photo
Mr. Peter K. K. Lee,
Chairman of Henderson China Properties Limited
Professor Lap-Chee Tsui, Vice-Chancellor, HKU
Professor Ian Holliday, Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences, HKU
Dr. Paul Yip, Director of CSRP, HKU
5:00pm-5:03pm Souvenir presentation
Presented by Professor Lap-Chee Tsui to Mr. Peter Lee
Presented by Professor Ian Holliday to Ms. Sally Wu
5:03pm-5:20pm Dialogue for Life (conducted in Chinese)
Mr. Peter K. K. Lee,
Chairman of Henderson China Properties Limited
Ms. Sally Wu, Deputy Head of Phoenix InfoNews Channel
5:20pm-5:30pm Refreshment
Enquiry: Mr. Fu (Tel: 2241-5016)
About the Project
This project aims at studying the physical and psychological needs of suicide survivor and the efficacy of the service provisions tailored for them, including onsite immediate counseling, short-term counseling and referral. This project also provides trainings to frontline professionals who are responsible for caring suicide survivor for better service quality.
About CSRP
CSRP has committed to generate, disseminate, and apply knowledge and skills in suicide prevention through research, training and resource production. The Centre aims at developing effective preventive measures of suicide as well as building evidence-based indigenous working models through practitioner-researcher collaboration. It is the ultimate goal of the Centre to contribute to the formulation of social and health policies in dealing with the problem of suicide.