Project Sunshine:
Let Children in DDU
Been Seen, Been Vauled
看見陽光之家：兒童發展復康部 -
讓病童被看見和重視
2025-2028
Playright
智樂
Caritas Medical Centre-
Developmental Disabilities Unit (DDV) &
Pediatric Ventilator-Assisted Care (PVAC)
明愛醫院兒童發展復康部
Kids running, laughing, and playing together on the playground just feels right. But for children with long-term illnesses stuck in hospital, simple playtime is often limited, robbing them of everyday joy. Thankfully, the Playright has brought play to sick kids in local hospitals since 1994. Professional play specialists support children from birth to 18 through treatment and recovery with gentle, joyful play.
We believe that all children have the right to play, no matter their situation. So we collaborated with Playright to initiate a three-year programme at Caritas Medical Centre-Developmental Disabilities Unit (DDV) & Pediatric Ventilator-Assisted Care (PVAC): “Project Sunshine: Let Children in DDU Been Seen, Been Vauled”. It helps long-term hospitalised kids feel seen, valued, and able to experience the comfort of play.
Along with custom play activities for young patients, we also host parent-child workshops. These help families understand how meaningful play is for their children, while making warm, precious memories together.
小朋友在遊樂場上跑跑跳跳，與朋友追逐玩樂，好像很理所當然。但有些小朋友卻因患病需要長期住院，沒有太多玩樂的機會。幸好，智樂兒童遊樂協會(智樂) 自1994在本地啟動醫院遊戲服務，一直持續發展，以專業的醫院遊戲師，用遊戲陪伴初生至18歲的小朋友走過抗病歷程。
我們認同兒童應享有遊戲的權利，不應局限其環境及條件。因此，我們支持智樂於明愛醫院兒童發展復康部推行為期3年的「看見陽光之家：讓兒童發展復康部病童被看見和重視」計劃，讓長期住院的患病的兒童能享受遊戲帶來的樂趣。
除為住院兒童度身訂造專屬的遊戲方案，我們亦期望透過親子遊戲工作坊，讓家人/照顧者在過程中更能理解與兒童遊戲的重要性，同時創造更多珍貴的回憶。
Uplifting Vitality –
Elderly Wellness & Sarcopenia Prevention Programme
樂．動不老 —
長者健康及肌少症預防計劃
2024-2027
Christian Family Service Centre
基督教家庭服務中心
East Kowloon
九龍東
Our “Uplifting Vitality – Elderly Wellness & Sarcopenia Prevention Programme”, a collaboration between the Foundation and Christian Family Service Center (CFSC), is rooted in a simple belief: every elder deserves dignity, independence and joy. We’ve created a prevention model focused on preserving their sense of autonomy—vital for both mobility and mental wellness.
Besides tailored wellness activities, CFSC's multi-disciplinary team provides discharged elders and their families with professional assessments and consultations—helping prevent premature institutionalization and ease caregiver stress. The programme aims to raise awareness that protecting autonomy and preventing sarcopenia safeguards elders’ quality of life.
We have also invited young-old volunteers to form a service team called the ‘Uplifting Vitality Ambassadors’, to assist elderly participants in need and help them build a support network. The programme offers physical training and mental health courses as rewards, with the aim of encouraging young-old volunteers to prioritise their own vitality at an early stage and gradually develop their mobility and sense of independence.
我們與基督教家庭服務中心合作推行「樂．動不老」— 長者健康及肌少症預防計劃，我們期望每位長者都能擁有尊嚴、活得自主又喜樂。計劃以維護長者自主權為核心的預防模式，而這份自主，對長者的行動能力和心身健康來說，十分重要。
除了為長者量身打造的健康活動，合作伙伴的跨專業團隊協作，還為出院的長者和他們的家人提供專業評估與諮詢，幫助長者不必太早入住照護機構，也能減輕照顧者的壓力。我們希望透過這項計劃，讓更多人了解：保護長者的自主權、預防肌少症，才能保障長者的生活質素。
我們更邀請銀髮長者義工組成服務團隊「樂．動不老大使」，協助有需要的計劃長者，編織支援網絡。計劃以體能訓練和心理健康課程作為獎勵，希望鼓勵義工及早重視自身活力，慢慢培養自己的行動能力和自主意識。
Cancer Drug Subsidy Program for Hong Kong Patients
港區病人癌症藥物資助計劃
2024-2026
Information.com.hk Charity Foundation
癌症資訊網慈善基金
Hong Kong & Shenzhen
香港及深圳
Cancer drug costs can be overwhelming, and for some Hong Kong patients—especially those on low incomes—missing coverage or reimbursement means they must pay out of pocket. This can affect both physical recovery and emotional well-being.
Together with Information.com.hk Charity Foundation, we launched the Cancer Drug Subsidy Program for Hong Kong Patients—Hong Kong’s first pilot initiative to provide cross-border cancer medication subsidy for patients in need. Under the programme, eligible low-income cancer patients receive 12-month of cancer drug subsidy, supporting them in purchasing cancer medications for treatment at The University of Hong Kong–Shenzhen Hospital and other designated healthcare institutions. We also provide case follow-up and service referrals.
We also arrange volunteer escorts to support patients traveling to mainland hospitals and help build a peer support network. Through educational seminars, we share clear treatment information and address common misunderstandings about accessing cancer drugs across the border—so patients and families can move forward with confidence and hope.
癌症藥物的費用往往高昂，當部分治療未能獲得現有保障或報銷時，許多香港患者就只能自費承擔。對基層與低收入家庭而言，這份壓力不但增加就醫負擔，亦可能讓身心長期承受不安。
我們與癌症資訊網慈善基金合作開展了「港區病人癌症藥物資助計劃」，作為香港首個為有需要患者提供跨境癌症藥物資助的先導服務。計劃為符合資格的低收入癌症患者提供為期12個月的癌症藥物資助，支援其於香港大學深圳醫院及其他醫療機構購買癌症藥物，同時進行個案跟進並提供服務轉介。
計劃亦會安排義工協助患者往返內地醫院，陪同完成跨境就醫流程，並建立支持網絡。此外，我們亦定期舉辦相關的講座及工作坊，協助患者更了解治療策略，釐清跨境取得藥物的疑慮與誤解，讓每一位患者都能在清晰資訊與陪伴中，更穩、更勇敢地走下去。
Improving Access to Community (iACT) Therapies
社區心活指南
2024-2027
mindhk
香港心聆
All districts
全港
The ‘Improving Access to Community Treatment Services’ (iACT) programme is a three-year initiative implemented in partnership with MindHK. Its primary objective is to make reliable and research-proven mental health support more accessible to the people of Hong Kong.
Individuals with mild to moderate mental health challenges (including depression, anxiety and emotional distress) will receive support via Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). The programme targets Hong Kong adults aged 18+, with a focus on vulnerable groups: ethnic minorities, working young people, parents and carers from high-stress, low-income households. The programme aims to support the well-being practitioners through a comprehensive training course designed to equip them with practical skills. To gain practical experience, these trainees will be placed in various organisations to provide free, structured, short-term psychological support to those in need.
「社區心活指南」（iACT）計劃，是與MindHK合作推行的為期三年項目。該計劃的核心目標，是提升香港市民獲取可靠且經研究驗證的精神健康支援服務的便利性，協助有需要人士有效紓解困難。
本計劃為面對輕度至中度精神健康困難（包括抑鬱、焦慮及情緒困擾）的人士，提供基於接納與承諾治療（ACT）的支援服務。計劃對象為18歲或以上的香港成年人士，重點關注弱勢群體，包括少數族裔、在職青年、家長及來自高壓、低收入家庭的照顧者。計劃亦致力支援心理健康主任，透過全面的培訓課程，協助其掌握實用的支援技能。為累積實踐經驗，學員將被派駐至不同合作機構，為有需要人士提供免費、有系統且短期心理支援服務。
Mental Health Support Programme -
Care You Fund
關照您 - 心理支援計劃
2024-2027
Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service
浸信會愛羣社會服務處
The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong
香港心理衞生會
All districts
全港
With the rise of various vulnerable population such as aging, chronic diseases, mental illness, SEN children and various kinds of disability, the population of caregivers in Hong Kong is definitely tremendous nowadays.These caregivers bear long-term care responsibilities, often under heavy pressure with little emotional support. A 2021 HKCSS survey estimated there are around 1.12 million caregivers in Hong Kong, yet Hospital Authority data shows new patients wait over 90 weeks for psychiatric specialist outpatient appointments, a worrying situation that demands our attention.
In partnership with Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service and The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong, we’ve launched a three-year project: Mental Health Support Programme - Care You Fund. It aims to support these caregivers and vulnerable individuals. We offer psychological assessments, treatments, hotline consultations, and psychological interventions. We regularly organise wellness and mental health activities for participants, including online courses, workshops and wellbeing initiatives. Additionally, we host peer support networks to facilitate connections with established caregiving services.
隨著高齡化、慢性病、精神病、有特殊教育需要的兒童及各類殘疾等弱勢群體的增加，香港的照顧者人數如今無疑已相當龐大。這些照顧者肩負著長期照護的責任，往往承受著沉重壓力，卻鮮少獲得情緒上的支持。香港社會服務聯會於2021年的調查估計，香港約有112萬名照顧者；然而，醫院管理局的數據顯示，新患者需輪候超過90週才能預約精神科專科門診。這是一個令人憂慮的狀況，極需我們關注。
我們與浸會愛群社會服務處及香港心理衛生會攜手合作，推行為期三年的「關照您: 心理支援計劃」，以支援這些照顧者及弱勢群體。我們提供心理評估、治療、熱線諮詢及心理介入服務。我們定期為參與者舉辦身心健康活動，包括網上課程、工作坊及促進身心健康的計劃。此外，計劃亦舉辦照顧者互助支援網絡，協助參與者與現有的照顧服務建立聯繫。
Healthy Kiddo Special Educational Needs Children Support Programme
童樂行動SEN兒童支援計劃
2023-2026
Healthy Kiddo Limited
童樂行動
All districts
全港
The growing number of children with special educational needs (SEN) faces long waits for diagnostic assessments in public institutions, delaying essential early identification services and increasing family burdens, while low-income families cannot afford private care.
"Healthy Kiddo Special Educational Needs Children Support Programme" is a 3-year project, which partnership with Healthy Kiddo Limited. It is composed of a group of professionals from various sectors, including psychiatrists, clinical psychologists and educators. Its aim to genuinely enhance children's well-being through various interventions, allowing them to grow healthily in a joyful environment. At the same time, we integrate existing social resources and collaborates with other service organizations to address current service gaps and limitations. The programme subsidized needy families with children suspected of having SEN to undergo assessment by qualified clinical or educational psychologists. Also, the training and treatment are provided to reduce symptoms and reduce emotional and behavioral problems related to SEN.
隨著有特殊教育需要（SEN）的兒童人數不斷增加，在公營機構接受診斷評估時往往面臨漫長的輪候時間，這不僅延誤了至關重要的早期識別服務及相關的支援服務，更加重了家庭的擔憂及壓力。若低收入家庭，更無力負擔私營服務的費用。
有見及此，我們與合作伙伴童樂行動開展了為期三年的「童樂行動SEN 兒童支援計劃」，陪伴有需要的孩子及家庭，走過早期最關鍵的成長階段。計劃由來自不同界別的專業人士組成，包括精神科醫生、臨床心理學家及教育工作者。透過各種介入措施，真正提升兒童的福祉，讓他們在充滿喜悅的環境中健康成長。與此同時，我們亦整合現有的社會資源，並與其他服務機構協作，針對現時服務的缺口與限制作出改善。計劃的核心服務內容主要包括兩方面：一是為懷疑有特殊教育需要的兒童及相關家庭提供專項資助，支持他們接受具資格的臨床或教育心理學家的專業評估；二是為確認有SEN的兒童提供針對性的訓練與治療服務，幫助其減輕相關症狀，改善與SEN相關的情緒困擾及行為問題。
Target Health Screening &
Mental Health Ambassadors Programme
健康篩查及心晴大使計劃
2022-2025
Department of Family Medicine and Primary Care, HKU
香港大學醫學院基層家庭醫療學系
Lantau Island
大嶼山
The Foundation, together with the Department of Family Medicine and Primary Care, University of Hong Kong, ran a three‑year health project through a medical–community partnership. HKU worked with the Neighbourhood Advice-Action Council Tung Chung Integrated Services Centre and the Islands Women’s Association to provide physical and mental health support to eligible residents of Lantau Island.
The program delivered community health screenings to promote preventive care. At the same time, through professional training, it empowered youth and women to become 'Mental Health Ambassadors' who provided appropriate emotional support to friends and family in need and, where necessary, encouraged referral to professional services
基金會與香港大學醫學院基層家庭醫療學系 ("HKU")，以醫社合作形成開展為期三年的健康項目。HKU 與鄰舍輔導會東涌綜合服務中心及離島婦聯攜手合作，為大嶼山合資格參與的居民提供身體及心理健康的支援服務。
計劃於社區為合資格人士進行健康篩查，達至預防保健的效益。同時，透過專業培訓，培養青少年及婦女成為「心晴大使」為身邊有需要的親友，提供適切的情緒支援，並按需要鼓勵轉介至專業人士協助。
Health Advance Station & Health Buddies
健康加油站
2013-2017
Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital
養和醫院
Tung Chung
東涌
Volunteer teams are formed by healthcare professionals to build up the relationship with families through physical and mental health themed activities. Families will have a better understand and trust in the volunteers and will be more aware of their health concerns. Volunteer doctors provide health consultation to participants in need and increase awareness of their health concerns.
Health Empowerment Programmes for Trekkers Families
行者家庭健康自強計劃
2012-2021
Department of Family Medicine and Primary Care, HKU
香港大學醫學院基層家庭醫療學系
Tung Chung
東涌
The Project served over 200 working low‑income families in Yat Tung Estate, Tung Chung. The Health Empowerment Programme aimed to enable families to maintain good health, practise self‑care, and seek appropriate health services.
Our partner, the Department of Family Medicine and Primary Care at the University of Hong Kong, delivered regular health checkups and a series of health workshops and activities. Focusing on family well‑being, the project strengthened awareness of preventive care, established healthy daily habits, and helped families make better use of primary care resources.
本計劃以東涌逸東邨的 200 個低收入在職家庭為主要服務對象，協助家庭維持良好健康、實踐自我護理，並尋求合適的醫療服務。
我們的合作夥伙—香港大學家庭醫學及基層醫療學系，定期提供健康檢查，並舉辦一系列健康工作坊及活動。以家庭福祉為核心，加強了預防、保健的意識，建立健康的日常習慣，並協助家庭更有效地善用基層醫療資源。
