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2020 - Now 2020’s

Echoing the World Autism Awareness Day on 2 April recognised by the United Nations, this year, Heep Hong Society launches the Autism Awareness Week under the theme ‘Colorful Autism’, introducing six characters from the A+ Family to the public in an effort to raise awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Heep Hong Society website won the Gold Award in the Web Accessibility Recognition Scheme

Heep Hong Society receive recognition as Equal Opportunity Employer

Thanks to the support from our corporate partners, making donation to Heep Hong Society is now much easier than ever! We are proud to introduce three new online & offline donation methods enable you to make donation anytime, anywhere!

Our eShop Was Acknowledged with Quality E-Shop Recognition Scheme

Welcome New Chatbot Youth Helper Heepie

Heep Hong Society is hosting its first virtual charity sports event – “Heep Hong GOAL for SEN Sports Game” from Nov15 to Dec 31. Public are encouraged to challenge the targeted “Sports Mileage” to reach 10,000 km together, helping to raise funds for the Society’s “Children and Youth Training Fund”!

Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are often misunderstood. To encourage the public to become more understanding and supportive of people with ASD, during Autism Awareness Week – held in the first week of April 2020 – the Society launched a large-scale education and promotion campaign.
Three children’s toys – a teddy bear, building blocks and a yellow rubber duck – were chosen to illustrate the main characteristics of ASD: having difficulty with socialising, being rigid in behaviour, and having trouble regulating emotions. These toys became the face of an advertising campaign that appeared on the MTR, on buses and trams, online, and in other locations around Hong Kong. To lend further support to the campaign, we also invited artists Albert Au and Vicky Fung to share their stories as parents of autistic children. The campaign was a success, receiving nearly 50 news reports and attaining a reach of over 1.36 million with the help of social media key opinion leaders. Over 2,800 people made online pledges to support individuals with ASD.