Home-based Play Intervention Program

The Home-based Play Intervention Program holds profound significance for families. Through home visits and hands-on coaching, parents are equipped with the theoretical foundations of play-based teaching and learn how to support their child’s development through play. Beyond promoting the skills of children with autism, play also provides joyful experiences, enhances motivation to learn, and strengthens parent-child relationships.

Parents who learn to use toys and teaching aids as intervention tools are better able to understand their child’s unique needs from the child’s perspective, and enjoy the process of learning through play at home.

In addition, we also offer home-based play intervention training for women, not only creating new job opportunities for them but also equipping them with effective play strategies. These strategies help support the social and emotional development of children with special educational needs, while also fostering improved communication among family members.

TARGET GROUP

Families with 20-10 year old SEN child

  • Six sessions of one-on-one home-based support by a trained family intervention worker (1 hour per session)
  • Diverse play activities designed to enhance children’s social skills, attention span, and ability to follow instructions
  • Parents will learn effective play-based training techniques to support their child’s development at home

What to Expect

  • Understand the benefits of home-based play intervention
  • Empower parents to apply play strategies at home with their children
  • Strengthen parent-child interaction and bonding through meaningful play activities

Benefits

  • Learn how to communicate effectively with your child
  • Make learning fun – help your child enjoy learning through play
  • Save time and effort – no need to travel for outside training sessions
  • Make the most of toys available at home by designing a variety of engaging games
  • Reduce extra expenses – no need to purchase additional toys or materials

How to Register

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Submit Enquiry

Submit an inquiry through this form, and our staff will follow up with you as soon as possible.

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Filtering

Our team will hand-select the most suitalbe families for the service

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Await Email

We will get back to you as soon as possible

LEX Centre

Women Empowerment Fund

Government Funded Programme

WHAT PARENTS SAY

好幸運入到呢個星兒六期嘅大家庭,有Cherry老師,潘姑娘,Ling老師和杜姑娘陪伴我地一齊渡過呢十堂,讓我地注入好大力量!由好迷惘到現在有個方向同目標,讓我們藉呢個機會去改變自己,讓星兒活在愛當中❤️❤️❤️ 遇上你地是我和兒子的福氣? 好唔捨得咁快就完呀,希望遲啲會有機會成班人一起再聚!

Anonymous

Phase X
Early Intervention Program • 家長課程

WHAT PARENTS SAY

我今天都收到詳細嘅記錄❤️呢一年真係過得非常之快,雖然疫情關係我哋見面嘅時間好少但係感受到愛傳遞機構真係比到我哋家庭好大嘅溫暖,希望各位家長小朋友大家繼續健健康康❤️? 一齊加油

Anonymous

Phase Five
Early Intervention Program • 畢業禮

WHAT PARENTS SAY

衷心多謝愛傳遞,比呢個機會我哋,多謝潘姑娘,多謝杜姑娘,多謝蕭姑娘,多謝Cherry老師,多謝Ling老師,多謝Karen,和各位背後為我哋無私付出的人❤️亦好高興能夠認識其他爸爸媽媽,孩子又能認識新朋友❤️❤️

Anonymous

Phase Six
Early Intervention Program • 家長課程

WHAT PARENTS SAY

睇翻之前Cherry老師的文字功課,回想起當時參加星兒的初心 ?感謝Kitty, Doris & 各位義工&導師,完完全全感受你們對星兒家庭的關心 ❣

Anonymous

Phase Five
Early Intervention Program • 畢業禮

WHAT PARENTS SAY

因疫情關係確實係非常可惜未能在畢業禮再聚,在此衷心感謝 愛傳遞仝人 的協助,尤其在我們感覺徬徨無助的時候申出援手,無論喺實體活動或課程對小朋友及家長都感受到那份無私的愛和暖!衷心感謝! 愛傳遞 加油????????

Anonymous

Phase Five
Early Intervention Program • 畢業禮

WHAT PARENTS SAY

尋日我一家四口玩得好開心,雖然想說,我同時間好唔捨得大家——儘管疫情令我地家長沒有時間聚在一起,但見到大人同孩子都有同一地方一齊玩一齊學習,我覺得很難得。尋日有兩個畫面我印象很深刻,一是到了CAFE,見到Kitty見到在廚房煮炸雞給大家,另一是影家庭照時我小朋友不望鏡頭影相,Kitty很接納——同樣地LoveExpress團隊也是如此包容的,我很感恩遇上了LoveExpress。雖然孩子的學習仍有漫漫長路,但I am very proud of being one of 星兒五期大家庭!大家努力呀!

Anonymous

Phase Five
Early Intervention Program • 親子活動

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Pre-Registration

The fourth phase of our Family Play Intervention Program is about to accept applications. If interested, please register with your contact information to receive the latest updates, or follow our Facebook/Instagram pages for future information.

This program is sponsored by LoveXpress. We provide financial assistance of 50-70% of the costs to low-income families with suspected or diagnosed children with autism to participate in assessments, therapies, workshops, and more.