Tung Cheong Street Community Hall

The linked partitioning arrangement provides Wednesday hall sessions, excluding public holidays. Only the allocated Hall A or Hall B area may be used during a partitioned session. Check the current application period with the District Office.

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Tung Cheong Street Community Hall
Room	Area	Listed limits	Equipment and notes
Whole hall	About 483 m²	Seating capacity: 450 Maximum under the listed partition arrangement: 450 Minimum under the listed partition arrangement: 16	This is a seating figure for the listed hall layout. Confirm the attendance and equipment arrangement for the actual session.
Hall A	About 299 m²	Seating capacity: 280 Maximum under the listed partition arrangement: 280 Minimum under the listed partition arrangement: 10	A partitioned layout, not additional capacity on top of the whole hall.
Hall B	About 184 m²	Seating capacity: 170 Maximum under the listed partition arrangement: 170 Minimum under the listed partition arrangement: 6	A partitioned layout, not additional capacity on top of the whole hall.

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Application and programme

The Tai Po guide lists eligible organisations and does not accept individual applications. Commercial applications are normally excluded, with an official discretion for a clear local public-interest activity. Confirm the current application period directly with the District Office before preparing the submission.

Choose the actual room and identify the required equipment and participant arrangements.
Use the current official application and confirm the result with the District Office before treating a session as booked.

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Contact and location

Tung Cheong Street Community Hall
Address	1/F, Tai Po Tung Cheong Street Leisure Building, 25 Tung Cheong Street, Tai Po
District	Tai Po
Office enquiries	2665 2720
Venue telephone	2253 1637

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Prepare the session

Community-activity station plan
Plan what happens at each station, how participants move and who controls the handover.
Community-event volunteer role brief
Give each volunteer a task boundary, a handover and a contact for unresolved decisions.
Community-room comparison worksheet
Compare actual rooms, attendance limits and the programme layout before applying.
Community-event equipment brief
Connect each programme task to equipment, setup responsibility and approval.
Community-facility application document tracker
Track the documents requested for one application and separate submission from approval.

Source: Home Affairs Department, Government of the HKSAR. Location points are from Government GeoInfo Map. Intellectual property in the source data belongs to the Government. Official catalogue and application documents