Hong Kong Community Hall & Elderly Centre Map

Booking a venue for a meeting or class, or looking for an elderly centre near a family member? "HK Utility Map" shows nearby community halls, community centres, and district elderly community centres with phone numbers and hours.

Community Halls & Community Centres

Community halls are managed by the Home Affairs Department and can be hired by district organisations, owners' corporations, and non-profit bodies for meetings, talks, interest classes, election forums, and community events. The map lists every hall with address, phone, and opening hours; apply and confirm charges through the relevant District Office.

District Elderly Community Centres

District elderly community centres are subvented by the Social Welfare Department and run by non-governmental organisations, offering social and recreational activities, meals, health education, counselling, carer support, and referrals, with some handling community care case management. Each entry shows the operating organisation, address, and phone.

Browse facilities

Every facility has its own page with address, hours, the nearest MTR station and what is within 500 m. A selection, one per district; the map above lists everything near you.

Community hall — one from each district

District elderly community centre — one from each district

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I hire a community hall?
Community halls are managed by the Home Affairs Department and are generally available to registered societies, owners’ corporations, schools, and non-profit organisations by application, with fees charged per session. Procedures, available sessions, and charges vary by district — contact the District Office responsible for the venue.
Do elderly centres charge a fee?
Most district elderly community centres charge a nominal membership fee, with separate charges for some activities, meals, and classes; waivers are usually available for those in financial hardship. Call the centre for details.
How do district elderly community centres differ from neighbourhood elderly centres?
District centres serve a whole district with a fuller range of services and coordinate elderly services and carer support across that district; neighbourhood elderly centres are smaller and serve the estates immediately around them. This map lists the Social Welfare Department’s district elderly community centres.
Data source: Home Affairs Department (community halls and community centres), Social Welfare Department (district elderly community centres) · Data refreshed 2026-10-05 · synced weekly from official open data
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