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Some Hong Kong households can access government allowances or community scheme support towards care services. Tell us your situation and we'll check what may apply.

Protecting your loved ones. A complete guide to personal alarm subsidies
As Hong Kong's population ages and more seniors live alone, a home personal alarm has become essential for ageing in place. It's more than an emergency tool: it lets parents live with peace of mind in the home they know.
Several government bodies currently offer personal alarm subsidies for seniors, easing the financial burden on those in need and their families.
Busy working children may not have time for the paperwork. Our team can help you contact the relevant organisation, submit the application and follow it up. Eligibility and final approval rest with the relevant departments. Want to know if your parents qualify? Contact us anytime to find the right alarm plan for your family!
Subsidy details
| Subsidising body | |||
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| Eligibility | Aged 65 or above and receiving CSSA; or aged 60–64, receiving CSSA, and receiving Disability Allowance or holding a doctor's certificate proving need |
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| Living arrangement | Living alone, or everyone they live with is a senior, chronically ill or disabled | Living alone, or all household members are aged 60 or above | Living alone, or all household members are aged 60 or above |
| Subsidy | $100 per month (includes installation and maintenance, no deposit) | If eligible, the Housing Department provides an Emergency Alarm System Allowance: a one-off grant of up to $2,500 (reimbursed against actual costs) to cover alarm installation and service fees | If eligible, contact us (the alarm provider) straight away to install and activate the service. All fees are paid directly by HKHS |
| How to apply | Enquire at your district Social Security Field Unit | Enquire at your estate or Interim Housing office | Enquire at your estate office |

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