People in rehabilitation and their families
Individual support, family assistance, resource coordination, and reintegration services help people rebuild everyday life and reconnect with their communities.
Community Practice Partner
Qifu Social Work Service Centre
Drug prevention · Rehabilitation · Community engagement
Founded in 2014, Qifu Social Work Service Centre is a 5A-rated social organisation providing professional services across Fujian Province, including Fuzhou, Xiamen, Zhangzhou, Putian, and Sanming. Since 2019, Qifu has delivered community-based drug social work projects across several subdistricts in Xiamen, as well as the Xiamen and Siming District Drug Prevention Education Base. This work has built substantial locally grounded expertise in drug prevention, rehabilitation, family support, public education, and community engagement.
Working together for a caring, equal, and just society where everyone can live with dignity.
02Who We Serve
Groups at higher risk of drug-related harm
Targeted prevention and early intervention support people facing elevated risks, including workers in entertainment venues and industries involving precursor chemicals.
The wider community
Education for young people, parents, residents, employees, and the public strengthens knowledge and prevention capacity.
03Three-Tier Intervention Model
Universal prevention
Education, awareness raising, community engagement, and supportive environments for the general public.
Targeted prevention
Tailored support that strengthens risk awareness, informed decision-making, and harm prevention.
Rehabilitation and reintegration
Intensive social work support for people in rehabilitation and their families, with an emphasis on sustained recovery and social reintegration.
04 / The 3-3-3 Reintegration Model
Three dimensions, nine areas, twenty-seven practical steps.
Developed through frontline practice, the model gives social workers a systematic framework for needs assessment, support coordination, progress review, and responsive intervention throughout rehabilitation and social reintegration.
Survival, basic livelihood, and personal development
The individual, family, and wider social environment
Mindset, physical well-being, and social adaptation
05Drug Prevention +
Culture & tourism
Cycling events, City Walks, themed taxis, marathons, tourist destinations, and public activities.
Creative culture
Creative streets, cultural products, interactive learning, and immersive educational experiences.
Intangible cultural heritage
Local performances, folk arts, and traditional practices integrated into prevention initiatives.
Schools
School alliances, competitions, micro-films, interactive videos, public legal education, and youth campaigns.
Community co-governance
Partnerships among communities, universities, schools, businesses, volunteers, public agencies, and social organisations.
06 / Youth Engagement & Volunteering
Making young people and communities active partners in grassroots prevention.
In partnership with Xiamen University Law School, Qifu established youth-focused initiatives including the Youth Drug Prevention Partnership and a volunteer lecturer programme. Over five years, more than 120 lecturers were trained, forming 22 service teams. They delivered 32 activities across communities, schools, workplaces, families, public venues, and online spaces, reaching more than 20,000 people.
07Practice & Impact
Drug prevention through culture and tourism
Experiential learning, City Walks, and creative public spaces. The Drug Prevention Creative Street has received nearly 80 visiting and research delegations.
The 3-3-3 reintegration approach
Preventive education and post-rehabilitation support form a systematic pathway for recovery and reintegration. The work was recognised as a Fujian Provincial Demonstration Site.
Multi-stakeholder community governance
163 prevention activities over three years reached 48,459 participants and received more than 180 media reports.
Community partnership and volunteering
Businesses, retired police officers, delivery riders, and residents contributed 932 volunteer hours and reached 4,332 people.
Xiamen and Siming District Drug Prevention Education Base
A free public facility opened in June 2022, integrating public education, experiential learning, professional training, cultural communication, and community engagement.