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TWGHs Lok Kin Primary Health Care Service

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The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, with a history dating back to 1870, is the oldest and largest charitable organisation in Hong Kong. It provides extensive education and community services through 194 service centres spread across Hong Kong.

The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, with a history dating back to 1870, is the oldest and largest charitable organisation in Hong Kong. It provides extensive education and community services through 194 service centres spread across Hong Kong.

The less fortunate are lightened with hope.

The less fortunate are lightened with hope.

Healthy Harmonious and Caring Campus Award Scheme Limited, The

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Health Connect of Hong Kong Limited, The

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The charity aims to raise health awareness among Hong Kong citizens through medical education activities.

Health Check Charity Funds Limited

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The Health Check Charity Funds, founded in October 2008, endeavors to provide medical assistance to our society in need. The main beneficiaries of the funds include, but not limited to, people who are low paid, CSSA receivers, children, the elderly as well as cancer patients. We hope that, through providing basic body checkup and professional medical diagnostic services to them, we can help the patients and their relatives who are in need. Meanwhile, the Health Check Charity Funds pledges to enhance citizens’ awareness of the importance of regular body check and illness prevention. VISION To implant the concept of "Health... we care you care" to the community through educational and medical service of healthcare. MISSION 1. To help the needy of the community by offering free health check services and organizing professional health talks. 2. To increase the healthcare awareness of the community by promoting the concept of preventive healthcare through comprehensive periodic health check at the highest standard. 3. To serve the community through supporting volunteering services which organized by non-profit making organizations or collaborated with local communities.

Elderly HealthCare Foundation Limited

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The Elderly HealthCare Foundation is set up to provide FREE medical consultation services by the Foundation’s Volunteer General Physicians, Medical Specialists and other Registered Medical Professionals to the underprivileged or needy elders who are aged 65 or above and are recipients under the Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) Scheme or those underprivileged as confirmed by reputable partner NGOs.

Concern Mental Health Alliance Limited

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本會致力於服務精神病患者及其家屬，在他們的復元及康復道路上提供支援及意見。 令服務可接觸廣泛的群體，讓公眾受惠。 聯盟於2018年4月註冊成為社團正式運作，在2020年成立有限公司， 是稅務局第88條認可的慈善團體。 創會目的 關注精神聯盟CMHA未來會繼續努力進行推廣及教育工作， 為公眾、患者及家屬提供正確資訊， 從而消除公眾對病患的誤解， 達致傷健共融的理念。

Hong Kong Academy of Sciences, The

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The purpose for the establishment of The Hong Kong Academy of Sciences ("the Academy") is to promote the development and advancement of science and technology in Hong Kong, and to raise the city’s profile as a centre of scientific excellence. The idea of the establishment of an academy had floated informally for many years, but the SARS crisis in 2003 dramatised the need for a high-level local organisation that could provide leadership and reassurance at such a time. In 2006, a working group was formed under the chairmanship of Professor Chi-Ming Che of The University of Hong Kong. In 2008, a proposal was prepared and submitted to the HKSAR Government. As subsequent discussion showed that the situation was not fully mature, it was decided to wait for some more time. Vision The Academy thrives to provide leadership in developing Hong Kong as a centre of scientific and technological excellence. Mission The Academy promotes the development and advancement of science and technology in Hong Kong, and informs the public on relevant issues.

Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Foundation Fund, The

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Established in 1993, the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine (Academy) is an independent institution with statutory power to organise, monitor, assess and accredit all medical and dental specialist training, and the responsibility to oversee the continuing medical education and continuous professional development to maintain the standard of specialists practising in Hong Kong. The powers of the Academy are laid out in the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Ordinance (Cap. 419), Regulations and Bylaws. The objectives of the Academy are: a. to promote the advancement of the art and science of medicine; b. to foster the development of i. postgraduate medical education and continuing medical education; ii. the study and practice of medicine and its specialties; and iii. medical research; c. to promote i. the integrity of the medical profession; ii. ethical conduct in the practice of medicine and its specialties; and iii. the improvement of the standards of such practice through training, programme approved by the Academy; d. to promote the improvement of health care for Hong Kong citizen; e. to foster a spirit of co-operation among medical practitioners; and f. to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas in relation to all aspects of the art and science of medicine and matters connected with the medical profession.

Hong Kong Academy of Medicine

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Established in 1993, the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine (Academy) is an independent institution with statutory power to organise, monitor, assess and accredit all medical and dental specialist training, and the responsibility to oversee the continuing medical education and continuous professional development to maintain the standard of specialists practising in Hong Kong. The powers of the Academy are laid out in the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Ordinance (Cap. 419), Regulations and Bylaws. Since the Medical Registration Ordinance was amended in 1996, the Academy has played a more active and significant role in the accreditation of continuing medical education for the purpose of specialist registration. The upsurge of specialisation in medicine encourages branching of the profession. Between 1992 and 1997, 15 constituent specialty Colleges were recognised by the Academy Council, all of which run their own structured training programmes. The Specialist Register was established in 1998. According to the Medical Registration Ordinance (MRO) and Dentists Registration Ordinance (DRO), a registered medical practitioner or dentist who wishes to have his/her name included in the Specialist Register of Medical Council of Hong Kong (MCHK) or Dental Council of Hong Kong (DCHK) must be either a Fellow of the Academy, or certified by the Academy to have training and qualification comparable [or equivalent in the case of an application under DRO] to that required of an Academy Fellow in the relevant specialty. A specialist can claim himself / herself as a specialist only in the specialty under which he / she is included in the Specialist Register but not other specialists.