CLAP@JC

1. To enhance youth’s career development by Expanded Notion of Work (ENOW)*
2. To promote multiple pathways for youth to develop their potential
3. To promote career and life development (CLD) lens in public, and to establish a cross-sectoral collaboration platform and support network for youth.

*ENOW -Work can be defined as employment, voluntary work and unpaid work

Aged below 29 who have need in career and life planning
(Including youth seeking education and employment, institutional youth and young ex-offender) 

Case Follow-up, Group Activity, Training, Volunteer Service, Mentor Matching, One-stop Job Tasting Programme

Engagement

• Engage in new experiences
• Extend one’s connections with others and with the community
• Maintain interest to participate in activities related to career and life planning

Self-Understanding

• Know who one is and one’s hopes and dreams about work and life
• Engage in self-reflection and self-enhancement activities
• Connect self-knowledge with pathway options

Career and Pathway Exploration

• Know how to explore multiple pathways and multiple forms of work and career
• Know how to compare and prioritize pathway alternatives
• Know how to set career and life goals

Planning and Career Management

• Gain support and opportunities, and overcome obstacles to achieve career and life goals
• Manage career transition and development
• Set priority for a personalized work-life mix

• Social worker/Teachers/Parents can contact our social workers for case referral
• Employers are welcomed to join us as our partners to provide more opportunities to youth, and build a society with hope and care together

The service is provided on a voluntary basis. Service users may terminate service voluntarily at any juncture of the service process. Service can be terminated upon worker's professional judgment and mutual agreement made with the service users.