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Queen Mary Hospital (QMH) is an acute regional hospital, which is also the teaching hospital for The University of Hong Kong Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine. The Department of Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicines, HKU, is an outstanding international peadiatric department in Asia, dedicated to providing high-quality physical and mental health services for children and adolescents.

Healthy Seed is a charitable organization that is dedicated to the provision of early childhood care and development services for children aged 0-6. It strives to promote positive parenting by providing practical information on its interactive resource platform and professional training courses about parenting education.

1. To enable parents/carers/children themselves in need to have free and easily accessible information and professional services on health, education and social development services provided by the government, institutions and Non-Governmental Organizations and private sectors.
2. To ensure that information about available services is appropriately coordinated and linked cross-sectorially.
3. To enable professionals to have a good understanding of available service providers and their linkages, so that support can be optimally coordinated for all children in need.

The Child Assessment Service is a department under the Department of Health, which provides professional assessment and follow up services for children with developmental-behavioural problems or disorders. Our vision is to enable children with special needs to achieve their personal best and to lead fulfilled lives.

Family Health Service provides a comprehensive range of health promotion and disease prevention services for children from birth to 5 years and women at or below 64 years of age. These services are provided by a dedicated team of medical & nursing professionals and supporting staff, through a network of Maternal and Child Health Centres (MCHCs) and Woman Health Centres (WHCs).

Our mission is to provide for and promote the care, education and social development of children and families in partnership with the community.

Established in 1963, Heep Hong Society is a leading children education and rehabilitation organisation committed to helping children and youth of diverse needs. We offer professional assessment, guidance, training and family support, thereby contributing to an inclusive society.

This center is a self-financing service unit under the St. James’ Settlement. It is committed to providing appropriate and timely professional training and treatment for children with special learning needs, so as to enhance their learning ability and promote language, social and social skills. The skills of physical and mental development enable children to integrate into mainstream education as soon as possible.

Our mission is to promote a caring and non-violent environment for the optimal growth and development of our children.

Tin Ching Child Development Centre is an organization of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals. It is the first Special Child Care Centre cum Early Education and Training Centre in Tin Shui Wai. Our Professional team includes Educational psychologist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Therapist, Physiotherapist, Social Worker, Special Child Care Worker and Nurse. Service targets are 1. Children under age two to six with special needs and their families; 2. Children under age six with special needs and their families.

Project Bridge for Children’s Development

We are a self-financing service plan of Hong Kong Christian Service. The goal is to provide early training and treatment for children who are suspected of or have been assessed as minor developmental disabilities through one-stop professional services. Our training centres are located in different areas of whole Hong Kong to provide services for parents and children. Our service users are: 1. Children who are suspected of development disorders (eg: language development/ hand-eye coordination/ delayed social development compared with peer, etc.); 2. Children who are waiting for comprehensive assessments and diagnosis; 3. Children who have been assessed and confirmed to have training needs; 4. Children who study in mainstream schools but have learning difficulties (eg: social communication/ special learning difficulty/ language expression/ action coordination, etc.).

Jockey Club Marion Fang Conductive Learning Centre was established in 1994. The teaching department and the child care department of the centre provide services for children and their parents who have muscle dysfunction caused by damage to the nervous system. SAHK has developed a holistic approach to initiate, develop and maintain services. This approach, which is based on life, aims to stimulate children’s learning motivation, and integrates rehabilitation and education as a method, is unique among services for children with cerebral palsy.

Founded in 1983, watchdog is a local registed charity raffle helping children under six years old with special needs fulfill their full potential at the earliest possible age. We run separate English and Chinese programmes based on the assessment and training of key development areas in cognitive, fine motor, gross motor, sensory integration, self-help skill, expressive and receptive language, and social relationship. We sreves more than 300 children each year.