Canossaville Children’s Home (CCH)
   
 
Canossaville was first established as an orphanage in 1941 with the aim of providing care and attention to male and female orphans. In later years, it became a home mainly for girls from single-parent families and troubled homes.

In 1983, the Student Care Centre (previously known as Before and After School Care Service) was introduced to cater to the rising numbers of school-going children being left unsupervised at home during the day.

The Canossian Sisters' approach is to respond promptly and flexibly to changing
 
needs, be proactive through early intervention and administer the Home on the principles of sound management and networking with other community agencies.

To provide shelter and integrated services to young children and adolescents who are at risk or who lack adequate family support for their well-being and development.

To provide Student Care to ensure a supportive learning environment outside school.

To reach out and support all children under our care and their families through individual and group counselling, skills development, learning support and other programmes.
 
 
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  Canossaville Children's Home in Catholic News (PDF Filesize 1.93MB)
   
 

 

   
 
   
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