SUPPORTING CHARITY

Support Heep Hong Society for a Brighter Future

At the heart of the Beneteau Cup lies a commitment to not only celebrate the joy of sailing but also to make a meaningful impact on our community. This is why we are proud to appeal for your support to Heep Hong Society as our official charity for this event. Heep Hong Society’s dedication to supporting children and youth with diverse needs aligns seamlessly with our values of inclusivity, empowerment, and social responsibility.

Donations will go to Heep Hong Society, directly benefiting their invaluable programs and services. Through your support, we aim to raise awareness and funds to ensure that every child has the opportunity to reach their full potential.

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About Heep Hong Society

Established in 1963, Heep Hong Society is a leading education and rehabilitation organisation offering professional assessment, guidance, training and family support services. We are committed to helping children and young people of different abilities maximise their full potential, empower families and contribute to an inclusive society.

Our team of professionals includes psychologists, speech therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, nurses, social workers and teachers. We serve more than 23,000 children, young people and parents every year at our service units, as well as mainstream kindergartens, primary and secondary schools. As an innovative service provider, Heep Hong is dedicated to researching evidence-based treatment approaches and promoting the development of integrated education and the rehabilitation sector in the Greater China region through research, training and publishing.

Service Targets

Pre-school Children
School-aged Children
Young People
Family Members
Rehabilitation and Education Practitioners

Service Overview

Early Education & Training Centre (EETC)

The Society's Early Education and Training Centres (EETCs) provide early intervention and professional training once or twice a week to children with developmental disorders aged from birth to six years old and help their parents master relevant home training skills.
Special Child Care Services

Our Special Child Care Centres (SCCCs) offer intensive care and training services to children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) aged two to six on a five day per week basis. The SCCCs help maximise the potential of these children and lay a solid foundation for their future learning and development.
On-site Pre-school Rehabilitation Services (OPRS)

The Society has formed twelve professional teams to join OPRS. With extensive experience in offering school-based support and centre-based training, the OPRS professional teams provide on-site rehabilitation services and training to children with special needs, supplemented with training at centres with rehabilitation facilities.
Support Services and Vocational Training for Young People

The Society helps young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Special Educational Needs (SEN) integrate into the community by offering vocational assessment, pre-job training, internship and employment support programmes which improve their workplace skills and independent living skills, ultimately helping them unleash their full potential.
Parental Support Services

The Society's centres, including Parents Resource Centres, support parents by offering a comprehensive range of support services, enabling them to cope with the challenges of raising children with SEN, enhancing their parenting skills and understanding of the children's needs, promoting peer support among parents, and helping them to relieve parenting stress.