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CADENZA Research findings on Elderly Financial Management (14/5/2013)

A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Specific Narrative Group in enhancing the Personal well-being of Stroke Survivors in H.K. Events Highlights.

Love and Care the Elderly - Anti-elderly Abuse Carnival (13/4/2013)

On 13 April, the Cadenza Community project: Elder at PEACE organised an anti-elderly abuse carnival in Lai King Estate to increase public awareness of elderly mistreatment in Hong Kong.
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CADENZA Research findings on Elderly Financial Management (31/1/2013)

The project is the first of its kind in Hong Kong related to elderly financial management. The objectives are to prevent elderly financial abuse crises and reduce familial conflicts associated with financial managements. For details, please visit relevant webpage.

AIMS Publications are available for download (15/1/2013)

Three publications of CADENZA Community Project: AIMS, namely Active interest information booklet, how to prepare for retirement and training manual of the active interest mentorship scheme, are available for download from here.





Jockey Club Centre for Positive Ageing advocates brain-healthy lifestyle (28/8/2012)

To help counter widespread misunderstandings about dementia, a public education campaign on brain health is being implemented by the Jockey Club Centre for Positive Ageing (JCCPA) and CADENZA.
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Jockey Club CADENZA Community Project helps stroke patients to recover (26/4/2012)

In view of the pressing needs of stroke patients, CADENZA has collaborated with the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council to organise an integrated and multi-dimensional stroke rehabilitation programme, namely CADENZA Community Project: Transitional Care for Stroke Patients.
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Jockey Club helps retirees live a fuller life (15/4/2012)

Retirement is an important turning point which requires early preparation. There are about 60,000 employees reaching their retirement age every year in Hong Kong. In a bid to help them adapt to retirement life, CADENZA has collaborated with the Hong Kong Christian Service (HKCS) and The University of Hong Kong (HKU) to launch a two-year community project, entitled Active Interest Mentorship Scheme (AIMS).
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