Aldrich Bay Integrated Services Building, Community service building in Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong.

The Aldrich Bay Integrated Services Building is a community facility in Shau Kei Wan housing multiple services across its floors, including family support, counseling, and educational programs. The layout allows people of different ages to access different services based on their specific needs.

In November 2001 the government sought HK$143.02 million from the Legislative Council to build the Aldrich Bay market and public toilets. The three-storey building, constructed by Nishimatsu alongside the adjacent Oi Yat House, opened in March 2008. Its ground-floor market began trading on 1 August 2008 with about 71 stalls.

This building serves as a meeting point for families across the district seeking support with daily life challenges and family matters. The programs here reflect how the community addresses problems together and strengthen relationships between generations.

The building is open on weekdays with trained staff available to answer questions about the services offered. Most programs are free to access, though it helps to ask in advance which services match your specific needs.

The ground-floor market opened on 1 August 2008 with about 71 stalls selling poultry, fish, fresh meat, dried goods and cooked food across roughly 2,020 square metres. Within its first year, vacancy rates were high and footfall was sparse; tenants reported that rents were three times those of Shau Kei Wan Market.