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In a recent announcement, Chief Executive John Lee of Hong Kong revealed plans to establish dedicated care teams for ethnic minorities. The initiative aims to support the integration of ethnic minorities into society by providing education, employment, and social services.
During the Eastern break, Chief Executive Lee and his wife visited an EM (ethnic minority) service center in Wan Chai. In a Facebook post, he expressed his commitment to promoting the well-being of ethnic minorities and shared a photo of their visit.
To enhance the support provided, the government plans to establish two additional service centers for ethnic minorities in the city, bringing the total number to 10. Each center will form its own care team, which will proactively reach out to and assist ethnic minority households. The care teams will address various needs, including education, employment, welfare, and healthcare.
This announcement follows a press statement issued by the government in October of last year, which outlined plans to intensify recruitment and outreach efforts to encourage ethnic minorities to apply for available services and benefits.
Chief Executive Lee's decision to form care teams for ethnic minorities underscores the government's dedication to fostering inclusivity and ensuring that all residents of Hong Kong have equitable access to opportunities and support.
香港特首李家福宣布組建關懷團隊照顧少數族裔
香港特首李家福最近宣布計劃成立專門的關懷團隊，以照顧少數族裔。該計劃旨在通過提供教育、就業和社會服務，支持少數族裔融入社會。
在東方假期期間，李家福特首與夫人參觀了灣仔的少數族裔服務中心。在一篇Facebook帖子中，他表達了對促進少數族裔福祉的承諾，並分享了他們參觀的照片。
為了加強提供的支援，政府計劃在城市內再建立兩個供少數族裔使用的服務中心，將總數增至10個。每個中心將組建自己的關懷團隊，積極主動地接觸並協助少數族裔家庭。關懷團隊將解決各種需求，包括教育、就業、福利和醫療等。
此舉是繼去年十月政府發布的新聞聲明後的一項重要舉措，該聲明概述了加強招聘和外展工作的計劃，以鼓勵少數族裔申請可用的服務和福利。
李家福特首組建關懷團隊的決定凸顯了政府致力於促進包容性，確保香港所有居民都能平等獲得機會和支援。
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