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2025.05.09本会竹园中心服务经理关荃德女士于2025年5月6日正式离职。今后关荃德女士在外的一切事宜，均与本会无关，特此声明。......
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2025.05.08在剛舉行的新界西醫院聯網醫社合作年度研討會中，本會主席張志雄醫生以《共同合作，保護兒童》為題，呼籲社會各界共同回應《強制通報虐兒條例》帶來的新挑戰和責任......
Child Protection Institute
Protect Children for Optimal Development
Since the establishment in 1979, Against Child Abuse has been committed to eliminating all forms of child abuse and neglect in Hong Kong, promoting a non-violent approach in parenting, and providing preventive service and training, child protection and crisis intervention, counselling and therapy services. In 2022/23, we provided services to children and families......
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1,232 casesHotline Service -
11,070 hoursVolunteer Service Hour -
130 casesInvestigation of Suspected Child Abuse Cases -
7,814 participantsMulti-disciplinary Training -
3,436 timesCasework Service -
153 timesMedia Interview on Child Protection
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Keeping the work of child protection persistent
Thanks to our donors for their monthly donations, so that we have a stable income to develop and promote more effective and long-term services. Each of these donations helps protect children and enable them to grow up healthily and happily in a safe environment, and brings hope and change to their families.
Subscribe to our newsletterAgainst Child Abuse (ACA) was established in 1979 as the charitable organization specialized in child protection. We strive to eliminate all forms of child abuse and promote a caring and non-violent environment for the optimal growth and development of children. Our services include preventive services, Parent-child Support Line, case investigation, counselling and treatment services, public education and advocacy, etc. We hope that children can grow up healthily and happily through various work.
ACA is a charitable organization recognized under section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance of Hong Kong. ACA is a member of The Community Chest of Hong Kong and The Hong Kong Council of Social Service. We are also a national partner of the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect (ISPCAN) and the Child Helpline International.
