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CHINESE Y.M.C.A. OF HONG KONG TIN PING CARE AND ATTENTION HOME FOR THE ELDERLY
NorthSubvented Care and Attention Home
2/F, TIN MING HOUSE, TIN PING ESTATE, SHEUNG SHUI, NEW TERRITORIES
SWD contact list · Updated daily
North District respite homes
Which homes can you contact in North District?
Search the homes with designated residential respite places for the elderly, with districts, addresses and telephone numbers. This is a contact list; it does not show vacant bed numbers.
Need current vacant places?
Use the Social Welfare Department’s Vacancy Enquiry System for Residential Respite Service / Emergency Placement. A social worker’s referral is required. Call 182 183 for enquiries.
Search residential respite homes
SWD home list loadedSWD file updated: 26 Oct 2026, 02:01 (Hong Kong time) · Once daily
The list identifies homes with designated respite places, not real-time bed numbers. Check vacancies in the SWD vacancy enquiry system ↗. A social worker must make the referral; the referring worker and home confirm places, care needs and admission arrangements.
North District: 2 homes to contactSWD data updated daily
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HEUNG HOI CHING KOK LIN ASSOCIATION BUDDHIST PO CHING HOME FOR THE AGED WOMEN
NorthSubvented Care and Attention Home
8 CHI FUK CIRCUIT, FANLING, NEW TERRITORIES
North District: list coverage
Where are the 2 homes on this page?
North District mainly covers Sheung Shui and Fanling, and places near the boundary such as Sha Tau Kok, Ta Kwu Ling and Kwu Tung. Homes are included by the SWD list’s district field; this is not a radius search around a particular place. The groups below are a rough Agoodeal grouping by Chinese address text and reflect the list when this page opened.
- Sheung Shui1 homes
- Fanling1 homes
The following home types describe funding or scheme arrangements. They do not indicate care quality or vacant places.
- Subvented Care and Attention Home2 homes
Residential respite service
A short break for carers, with care for older people
Residential respite provides short-term residential care for older people in need, for example while a carer rests, is in hospital, deals with family matters or temporarily cannot provide care at home.
The SWD states that the service is for people aged 60 or above who are physically and mentally suitable for communal living. It is not a shortcut to long-term residential care. Confirm the stay, assessment and documents with the referring social worker or home.
Before applying
Prepare four kinds of information before calling
The older person’s needs
Mobility, cognition, nursing and medication needs.
Dates required
Expected arrival and departure dates, and any flexibility.
Care documents
Identity, medical, medication and relevant assessment records.
Fees and transport
Ask about charges, deposits, transport and family arrangements.
Data explained
A listed home does not mean a place is vacant
The SWD open data lists homes with designated residential respite places, but not vacant bed numbers. Treat the results as a contact list. Families and referring workers can use the SWD Vacancy Enquiry System to search by sex, dates and district; confirm the place, care level and admission date with the home.
For an urgent care crisis, ask a medical social worker, Integrated Family Service Centre or District Elderly Community Centre about other support.
How to use
After finding a home, arrange a social worker’s referral
- Contact a social workerThe SWD requires referral by a social worker. Call 182 183 or contact an Integrated Family Service Centre / Integrated Services Centre, a hospital Medical Social Services Unit, District Elderly Community Centre, Neighbourhood Elderly Centre or home care service team.
- Check vacant placesThe SWD Vacancy Enquiry System for Residential Respite Service / Emergency Placement lists designated respite vacancies by date and district. Vacancies change; the referring worker and home must confirm them.
- Arrange dates earlyThe March 2026 service guidelines allow applications for designated places up to six months before admission. Each older person may use up to 42 days in a 12-month period, with no stay longer than six weeks.
FAQ
Residential respite questions
Can I apply directly to a home?
You may first ask the home about its facilities, but the SWD requires a social worker’s referral for the formal application.
Is respite free?
No. The SWD page lists HK$62 per day for care-and-attention and contract home places, and HK$72 for nursing home places. The service guidelines say no deposit is required.
How long can the stay be?
The service guidelines specify at least 24 hours and no more than six weeks per stay, with up to 42 days in any 12 months. Actual dates depend on places and the individual arrangements.
Is emergency placement the same service?
Emergency placement has separate arrangements and eligibility. Do not rely only on the general residential respite list.
Sources and notes
The home list comes from the Social Welfare Department and identifies homes with designated residential respite places for the elderly. It does not include vacant bed numbers. North District includes Sheung Shui, Fanling and places near the boundary. If the dates you need cannot be arranged in the district, ask the referring social worker about respite places in other districts.
- Data
- Home name, district, address and telephone
- Page scope
- North District, by the SWD district field; 2 homes when the page opened
- SWD file updated
- 26 Oct 2026, 02:01
- Update frequency
- SWD updates daily
- Agoodeal retrieved
- 27 Oct 2026, 00:29
Official sources
- DATA.GOV.HK: Residential respite home list (opens in a new tab)
- SWD Vacancy Enquiry System: Residential Respite Service for the Elderly (opens in a new tab)
- SWD: Residential Respite Service for the Elderly (applications and fees) (opens in a new tab)
Intellectual property rights in the source data belong to the Hong Kong SAR Government and the relevant data providers (Social Welfare Department). Applicable terms: DATA.GOV.HK Terms and Conditions (opens in a new tab). Values compiled or calculated by Agoodeal are not official figures.
Information and tool results are for general reference only and are not a recommendation or a basis for an individual decision; verify important matters independently. For limitation of liability, see Data use and disclaimer.
Coverage and limitations
The list has no vacant bed numbers. This page does not infer or show vacancies. Use the SWD system, then contact the home to confirm places, care needs and admission arrangements.
Results are a contact list. Confirm the stay, fees, assessment and documents with the home or welfare unit. District pages use the SWD district field; place names in addresses are not administrative boundaries.
See the full data (2 rows)
SWD service-unit list, not real-time vacant beds. Confirm availability and admission arrangements with the home and referring social worker.
| Home | District | Address | Telephone |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHINESE Y.M.C.A. OF HONG KONG TIN PING CARE AND ATTENTION HOME FOR THE ELDERLY | North | 2/F, TIN MING HOUSE, TIN PING ESTATE, SHEUNG SHUI, NEW TERRITORIES | 2673 3781 |
| HEUNG HOI CHING KOK LIN ASSOCIATION BUDDHIST PO CHING HOME FOR THE AGED WOMEN | North | 8 CHI FUK CIRCUIT, FANLING, NEW TERRITORIES | 2669 7123 |
Method and calculations
Agoodeal reads the SWD Vacancy Enquiry System’s residential respite home file and extracts names, districts, addresses and telephone numbers for keyword, district and home-type filters. It does not rank homes or estimate vacancies. Official English fields come from the same SWD service-unit record. Address grouping is an Agoodeal reading aid based on address text.
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