CRN30 Logo
The CRN 30th Anniversary icon adopts warm and gentle shades of pink and blue as the main colors, conveying CRN’s caring service concept that has accompanied the people of Hong Kong for the past 30 years. The icon combines the “30” numeral with the new image of “Rehab Side by Side,” highlighting the idea of CRN progressing together with the citizens. The icon design is simple and elegant, with smooth and flowing lines that exude a sense of dynamism, conveying a positive and vibrant feeling. It vividly showcases the characteristics of CRN’s services, symbolizing the hope to walk with you side by side and be by your side for another 30 years of progress.
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CRN30 Celebrations
May-June 2024
Chronic Disease Self-Management Program
The program, established and researched by the Self-Management Resource Centre in the United States, helps participants establish healthy lifestyle patterns to meet the needs of chronic illnesses.
06-12 June 2024
The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation Community Rehabilitation Network 30th Anniversary Kick-off Ceremony cum Exhibition – Moving Forward, Making a Difference: Celebrating 30 Years
Starting from daily activities such as walking, chewing, swallowing, and dressing, the exhibition highlights the importance of understanding organ and muscle functions, coordination, and balance. It aims to raise awareness about the living conditions and needs of individuals with chronic illnesses and how the Community Rehabilitation Network supports them. The event also includes sharing stories from “Community Rehabilitation Network 30th Anniversary Ambassadors”. Various interactive installations such as a large paper airplane and a “Rehab Side by Side” mailbox are available for visitors to enjoy. The exhibition welcomes the public, groups, and schools to attend free of charge.
08 June 2024
Tiger Balm Seminar
Dr. Man, a counseling psychologist, explains how acceptance and commitment therapy and psychological resilience can help us stay calm in adversity during a casual tea gathering.
July-September 2024
Self-Organisation Shared Space Project: Self-Organisation Charging Station (SHO Chill)
This project focuses on the well-being of staff and executive committee members of SHOs as well as hoping to expand the self-organisation staff community, establishing a mutual support network. Activities include lunchtime meditation, physical exercises, baking, and more.
August-October 2024
“Pain. Rebirth” Support Group
This support group aims to help chronic pain patients regain their life direction and motivation while minimizing the impact of pain on their well-being.
09 September 2024
Age-Tech Experience Journey
Through a visit to the “Lingnan Jockey Club Age-friendly Technology Experience Gallery”, participants can understand the relationship between age-friendly technology and health management. The goal is to encourage participants to utilize digital technology to take charge of their personal health.
14-21 September 2024
Mind-Body Stress Relief Workshop
Participants will learn about the relationship between stress, the body, and emotions. They will acquire techniques for stress reduction, relaxation, and enhancing resilience to achieve mind-body harmony.
October-November 2024
Mindful Living Made Easy with “Ding Ding 1010”
Mindfulness and meditation have gained popularity in recent years, with research indicating their significant benefits for individuals with chronic illnesses. Join the “Mindfulness Made Easy” event, where you can incorporate mindfulness and meditation into your daily life through a book and 15-minute daily practices.
October-December 2024
Healing Journey of Stories: Wisdom Sharing Between Patients and Carers
Through the power of storytelling, this event aims to create resonance among individuals and explore the challenges faced by patients and carers. It seeks to convey their wisdom and courage, providing support and understanding while embarking on a healing journey and sharing the treasure of wisdom together.
02 November 2024
Embracing New Sports : Celebrating the First Rehabilitation Games
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Community Rehabilitation Network, the First Rehabilitation Games aims to cultivate participants’ exercise habits and make physical activity their companion on the journey to rehabilitation. The event includes experiential activities and competitions in darts and Mölkky, allowing participants to witness the achievements of the participants and experience the fun of these activities firsthand.
09 November 2024
Harvesting Vitality in Wo Che
This event aims to enhance the health awareness of community members and address their physical, mental, and spiritual needs.
16-23 November 2024
SHO Incubation Centre Opening Ceremony and Mutual Aid Festival
Having undergone a complete renovation, the Wang Tau Hom Center has been transformed into a vibrant space. It now includes a multi-functional venue with amenities such as a photography studio, recording room, and shared space, providing a comfortable and creative working environment for staff members of patient organizations. In addition to the opening ceremony, the center will host a week-long community art exhibition and a series of workshops, showcasing artworks by community members and patient organization members.
17-18 January 2025
“Synergising Rehabilitation with Primary Healthcare for Quality Community Living and Sustainable Development” International Conference
This conference aims to bring together practitioners, researchers, administrators, service providers, advocates for community-based care, policymakers and prospective professionals in health and social services from the Western Pacific regions and beyond to share their research work and best practices related to rehabilitation and primary healthcare. The conference seeks to inspire discussions and synergistic actions aimed at enhancing the functioning, participation, and well-being of service users, promoting the seamless integration of rehabilitation and primary healthcare, and ultimately improving the efficiency of the healthcare system.
January-March 2025
Self-Organisation Shared Space Project: Lunch & Learn
This project supports organisations in utilizing digital technology to provide more interactive and supportive ways for members to connect and enhance organisational efficiency. Activities include learning to use Canva, AI, and various apps for organisational tasks.
February 2025
Tuen Mun District Carnival
CRN30 Message
We are delighted to see the flourishing of “community rehabilitation,” “patient self-help,” and “mutual support networks”. We hope for your continued support of CRN and to continue accompanying those in need, bringing more positivity and goodness to our society.
Dr. Pamela LEUNG
Chief Executive Officer, The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation
CRN will continue to play its pivotal role for the Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation to meet the medical needs of Hong Kong citizens. Here, I wish CRN continued success in the future for another century. Happy 30th Anniversary!
