About the organisation
Talos Foundation is a Section 88 Charitable Organization in Hong Kong and brings awareness to neurodiversity, invisible disabilities and special needs in Hong Kong and Asia Pacific. The problems of lack of awareness and lack of inclusion creates a more destructive cycle of stress, mental and physical health challenges for neurodivergent people and their caregivers and an unemployed or underemployed population of people, leading to greater costs to governments and society as a whole. Talos Foundation’s three pillared approach of community awareness, corporate awareness and employment normalization aims to inspire change.
Mission
Talos Foundation raises awareness of neurodiversity and invisible disabilities to help change mindsets in Hong Kong and Asia. As a Section 88 Charitable Organization in Hong Kong, Talos distributes free bilingual lanyards and buttons to people who wish to self identify, their families and caregivers, as well as the business community. In addition, Talos provides education and training to the public as well as to employers to enhance awareness and inclusivity.
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- Unit 2 G/F Office Block One Office Building 92 Sienna Ave Discovery Bay, Hong Kong
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- Host a Screening of Invisible Differences, Our Animated Neurodiversity Documentary
We have an animated documentary about neurodiversity. You have a room full of people. Let’s put the two together. It’s called Invisible Differences. On 2 October, its story took Mary Schaus and Joanna Bowers to the TEDxTinHau Women stage. Now we want to screen this neurodiversity film in schools, offices and community spaces across Hong […] The post Host a Screening of Invisible Differences, Our Animated Neurodiversity Documentary appeared first on Talos Foundation.
- The 2026 Policy Address and neurodiversity: what changed, and what didn’t
The 2026 Policy Address, delivered on 16 September, runs to nine chapters, and its neurodiversity measures are only a small part of it. Most of it is about the first Five-Year Plan, the Northern Metropolis and Hong Kong’s role as an international hub. If you’re neurodivergent, care for someone who is, or manage a team […] The post The 2026 Policy Address and neurodiversity: what changed, and what didn’t appeared first on Talos Foundation.
- Reasonable Accommodation in Hong Kong: What Employers Actually Have to Do
Reasonable accommodation in Hong Kong isn’t a nice-to-have. Under the Disability Discrimination Ordinance (DDO), you can’t refuse to hire, promote or keep an employee with a disability because they need adjustments to do the job, unless those adjustments would cause “unjustifiable hardship.” If it ends up in a dispute, the employer has to prove the […] The post Reasonable Accommodation in Hong Kong: What Employers Actually Have to Do appeared first on Talos Foundation.
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Does not receive recurrent funding from the Social Welfare Department
- 91/18353
- 73531266
- 11/11/2021
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