15 Nov 2021
Yan Chai Hospital Cheng Yu Tung Child Development Centre’s Sub-Centre Opening Ceremony
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Yan Chai Hospital Cheng Yu Tung Child Development Centre’s Sub-Centre Opening Ceremony

15 Nov 2021
Yan Chai Hospital Cheng Yu Tung Child Development Centre’s Sub-Centre opening ceremony was officiated by District Social Welfare Officer (Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing) Ms. Annisa Ma (second from right) and Chairman of Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation Mr. Peter Cheng (second from left), accompanied by Yan Chai Hospital Chairman Ms Macy Wong (first from right) and Chairman of Social Services Committee Mrs. Mary Suen (first from left).
Photo / Video Courtesy: Yan Chai Hospital
District Social Welfare Officer (Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing) Ms. Annisa Ma, Chairman of Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation Mr. Peter Cheng, Yan Chai Hospital Chairman Ms Macy Wong, and Chairman of Social Services Committee Mrs. Mary Suen joined children to make harmony pastel art to send love to the guests.
Photo / Video Courtesy: Yan Chai Hospital
Chairman of Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation Mr. Peter Cheng appreciates the interesting and safe training facilities at the sensory playroom of the Yan Chai Hospital Cheng Yu Tung Child Development Centre which catered to the needs of the children.
Supported by Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation on the set up, Yan Chai Hospital Child Development Centre enabled children with Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation supported Yan Chai Hospital to set up a Child Development Centre to enable children with learning delays, concentration disorders or other developmental disabilities to receive early treatment and grow up healthily.
Photo / Video Courtesy: Yan Chai Hospital
District Social Welfare Officer (Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing) Ms. Annisa Ma, Chairman of Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation Mr. Peter Cheng, Yan Chai Hospital Chairman Ms Macy Wong, and Chairman of Social Services Committee Mrs. Mary Suen exchanged views with the parents to understand their practical needs while the social workers introduced the counselling service and professional parental skills provided by the centre.
Photo / Video Courtesy: Yan Chai Hospital
Chairman of Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation Mr. Peter Cheng cares for community with focus on the wellness of young children.
Photo / Video Courtesy: Yan Chai Hospital

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Synopsis:

Yan Chai Hospital Cheng Yu Tung Child Development Centre’s Sub-Centre was officially opened. The ceremony was officiated by District Social Welfare Officer (Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing) Ms. Annisa Ma and Chairman of Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation Mr. Peter Cheng, accompanied by Yan Chai Hospital Chairman Ms. Macy Wong and Chairman of Social Services Committee Mrs. Mary Suen.

Funded by the Foundation on its establishment, the Centre was initially opened in 2015 to support children aged up to six-year old who are diagnosed or suspected with special education need and their #families  . The Centre provides therapies, training and counselling services to the needed families and subsidized tuition fee to those with financial difficulties. The start-up fund coupled with the Centre’s self-financing business model enabled its opening of this new sub-centre to benefit more families and enabling the needed #children to receive timely service sooner while awaiting for the services at public hospitals.

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