Opening Doors, Creating Pathways - A Qualitative Study of Social Harms and Service Access of Young People from Ethnic Minority Backgrounds in Hong Kong
Grant Data
Project Title
Opening Doors, Creating Pathways - A Qualitative Study of Social Harms and Service Access of Young People from Ethnic Minority Backgrounds in Hong Kong
Principal Investigator
Emeritus Professor Laidler, Karen Ann
(Principal Investigator (PI))
Co-Investigator(s)
Professor Paryani Puja Kapai
(Co-Investigator)
Duration
20
Start Date
2017-12-11
Amount
347826
Conference Title
Opening Doors, Creating Pathways - A Qualitative Study of Social Harms and Service Access of Young People from Ethnic Minority Backgrounds in Hong Kong
Keywords
Ethnic minorities, Health and social services, Service provision, Social exclusion, Young people
Discipline
Social PolicyOthers - relating to Social Sciences
Panel
Humanities & Social Sciences (H)
HKU Project Code
2017.A8.062.17C
Grant Type
Public Policy Research Funding Scheme
Funding Year
2017
Status
Completed
Objectives
• Understand the lived experience of young people age 18-25 years from ethnic minority backgrounds living in Hong Kong • Understand the extent to which young people from ethnic minority backgrounds are experiencing social harms • Understand how and when young people from ethnic minority backgrounds access health and social welfare services and how these services respond to their needs • Identify current gaps in service provision and/or models for young people from ethnic minority backgrounds • Identify policy responses to address service gaps