The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council (Welfare Council), was established in 1966 with the aim of bringing love and care to the community. It collaborates with churches, students, and others to collectively build a caring society. The Welfare Council provides diverse services to people of different ages and social strata, with over 200 direct service units and member organizations distributed throughout Hong Kong.

The Welfare Council and Sun Hung Kai Properties have collaborated in the establishment of the United Count Transitional Housing Project at Tung Tau, Yuen Long, with the support of government funding. The Project provides 1,800 units with the objective of improving the living conditions of grassroots families. Through the delivery of social services, they aim to inspire their residents to participate actively in the activities of United Count, thereby building a caring, supportive and inclusive community together.

United Court is located on 1 Shan Pui Road, Tung Tau, Yuen Long, adjacent to Yuen Long town centre, with developed facilities nearby. The modular integration construction method is adopted when building the United Court. It consists of 8 residential blocks; each block has four floors. It offers units accommodating varying numbers of residents and accessible units to cater for the needs of different families. It is equipped with an integrated social service centre, mini-store, self-service laundry, communal kitchen, SE United Cut, plaza, communal farm and waste stations, for meeting the daily needs of its residents.

140 pieces of solar photovoltaic(PV) panels were installed on the rooftop of 4 buildings, with a system capacity of 77.7 kWp. Its estimated power generation in the first-year is 72,157 kWh.

Information Source： The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council