People Living In The Subdivided Units In Hong Kong

Theory and practice of social work – Community developmentIntegrated Individual PaperA. Illustrate the CD intervention model(s) adopted by the CD workers/community organizers in the studied CD issue of Hong Kong presented by the student in the Studying CD issues group presentations.People Living in the Subdivided Units in Hong Kong Submission date: 4 April 2021Word counts: 1919Community Development: A Case of People Living in the Subdivided Units in Hong KongThe subdivided units (SDUs) has been a contested housing issue that continues to plagues the modern-day economic hub of Hong Kong. This essay will discuss and illustrate various community development (CD) intervention models used by community organizers or CD workers to address SDUs and ways to help those affected citizens in Hong Kong. Due to the overwhelming magnitude of the issue, many activities, projects and programs have been carried out throughout the years by different stakeholders, including individuals, organizations, groups and alliances. BackgroundAccording to the 2016 Population by-census (Census and Statistics Department HKSAR, 2018), there are at least 92,700 SDUs in Hong Kong, while over 208,700 persons live in these SDUs, with a median monthly SDU rental of $4,500. Meanwhile,