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This category is for the official sites of health organizations, including charities whose primary function is the promotion of health or disease awareness, and government bodies concerning healthcare.

Subcategories

• Professional
• Support Groups

Resources in This Category

• AIDS Concern

  http://www.aidsconcern.org.hk/
  A non-governmental volunteer organization that offers AIDS support and prevention programmes to the Hong Kong community.

• Autism Hong Kong

  http://www.autism.hk/e_hk_index.htm
  Provides information on autism to the Hong Kong public.

• Auxiliary Medical Service

  http://www.ams.gov.hk/
  Provides supplementary medical service to the people of Hong Kong in times of emergency.

• Children's Cancer Foundation

  http://www.ccf.org.hk/
  This Foundation's main objectives are to supplement the services provided by the Hospital Authority, to help doctors increase survival rates, and to enhance the quality of life of all children suffering from cancer, in caring for their physical, psychological and social well-being.

• Children's Heart Foundation

  http://www.childheart.org.hk/
  This Foundation focuses on the improvement of care in children with heart diseases through patient education and support activities, financial support for patients requiring intervention, and purchase of medical equipment for surgery and diagnosis.

• Children's Thalassaemia Foundation

  http://www.thalassaemia.org.hk/
  Provides information on thalassaemia and its treatment.

• Committee on Youth Smoking Prevention

  http://www.ysp.org.hk/
  Promotes the message of youth smoking prevention through multiple channels.

• Dyslexia Association (Hong Kong)

  http://www.dyslexia.org.hk/
  The Association was established in September 1995 and its two main aims are to increase awareness of specific learning difficulties and provide support to those affected by them.

• eHealth Consortium

  http://www.ehealth.org.hk/
  Promotes public health informatics and brings together IT and health professionals from the public and private sectors to discuss interoperability and data sharing issues.

• Haven of Hope Christian Service

  http://www.hohcs.org.hk/
  Provides information on the Service's 4 main areas: health care, elderly care, rehabilitative care and spiritual care.

• Healthwise - The Community Medical Library

  http://www.healthwise.org.hk/
  A charitable trust established to provide accessible, comprehensive, current and confidential health care information to the community.

• Hong Kong AIDS Foundation

  http://www.aids.org.hk/
  Committed to provide care and support to people living with HIV/AIDS and enable them to fight and live positively with the disease.

• Hong Kong Childhealth Foundation

  http://www.childhealthhongkong.com/
  Aims to promote child health and encourage the advancement of paediatrics.

• Hong Kong Red Cross

  http://www.redcross.org.hk/
  Ensures the provision of safe and adequate blood supply to the community at all times to save lives, and supports a wide range of community service in accordance with the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross.

• Hong Kong St. John Ambulance

  http://www.stjohn.org.hk/
  Provides service profile, course information, event highlights and calls for donation.

• Hong Kong Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulations Research Centre on Hepatophilic Disease

  http://www.hkhepctr.com/
  Introduces the findings, research and development on hepatophilic virus diseases and their treatment by using traditional Chinese medicine.

• Médecins Sans Frontières (Hong Kong Office)

  http://msf.hk/
  A group of voluntary healthcare workers to bring relief to victims of wars and disasters all over the world.

• Mental Health Association of Hong Kong

  http://www.mhahk.org.hk/
  A non-profit social welfare organization aiming at promoting health education, and providing social, vocational rehabilitation services for persons with mental illness and handicap.

• Modernized Chinese Medicine International Association

  http://www.mcmia.org/
  Provides the association's profile, list of events and activities, current trends in Chinese medicine and commentaries on regulatory affairs.

• Occupational Safety and Health Council

  http://www.oshc.org.hk/?langid=2
  Statutory body for promoting safety and health at work and sustaining the workforce of Hong Kong.

• Orbis Asia

  http://hkg-en.orbis.org/
  A non-profit, humanitarian organization dedicated to fighting avoidable blindness worldwide through health education and hands-on training for ophthalmologists, nurses, biomedical engineers and other healthcare workers.

• Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong

  http://www.richmond.org.hk/
  A registered charity organization that provides residential and skill training services for ex-mentally ill people.

• The AIDS Trust Fund

  http://www.info.gov.hk/atf/
  The AIDS Trust Fund provides assistance to HIV-infected haemophiliacs and generally to strengthen medical and support services and public education on AIDS.

• The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong

  http://www.famplan.org.hk/
  Aims to educate the public on sexual and reproductive health and responsible parenthood.

• The Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society

  http://www.hkacs.org.hk/
  Established in 1963, the group's aim is to organize and conduct anti-cancer activities and campaigns.

• The Hong Kong Cancer Fund

  http://www.cancer-fund.org/
  Offers advice, support and information in Hong Kong for people living with cancer.

• The Hong Kong Coalition of AIDS Service Organizations

  http://www.hkcaso.org.hk/
  Formed in February 1998, the Coalition consists of agencies registered in Hong Kong which deliver ongoing HIV/AIDS programmes and services, or which have a particular interest in supporting people with HIV/AIDS and vulnerable groups.

• The Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health

  http://www.smokefree.hk/
  Includes information on the council and its activities, relevant legislation, reports of the council (in PDF format).

• The Hong Kong Liver Foundation

  http://www.liverfound.org.hk/
  A charitable organization set up in August 1992 by a group of concerned members of the community with the support of doctors specialising in liver diseases, the Foundation is dedicated to fighting liver diseases by supporting education and research.

• The Hong Kong Occupational Safety and Health Association

  http://www.hkosha.org.hk/
  A voluntary and non-profit organization carrying the major objectives of promoting the exchange of knowledge and experience in occupational safety and health in Hong Kong.

• The Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and Heart Diseases Association

  http://www.ha.org.hk/org/antitb/
  Provides an introduction to the association's services and patient-oriented information on tuberculosis, heart diseases and hypertension.

• The Pneumoconiosis Compensation Fund Board

  http://www.pcfb.org.hk/
  The statutory body to administer funds received from the Government as ex gratia payments to persons suffering from pneumoconiosis.

• The Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong

  http://www.sbhk.org.hk/
  Gives support and renders emotional counselling to the distressed and helpless, helping them help themselves.

• The Society for the Promotion of Hospice Care

  http://www.hospicecare.org.hk/
  A charity group in Hong Kong which provides hospice services to terminally ill patients.

• TREATS

  http://www.treats.org.hk/
  Brings together children and youth, with and without disabilities, and their families to promote integration and develop personal and social skills.

• United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service

  http://www.ucn.org.hk/
  A non-profit organisation that aims to provide quality medical and health maintenance services with health prevention and promotion to help individuals achieve a high level of wellness.

• World Cancer Research Fund Hong Kong

  http://www.wcrf-hk.org/
  Advocates the prevention of cancer through healthy diets and associated lifestyles.

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