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Today marks World Aquatic Physiotherapy Day, an initiative dedicated to enhancing public awareness of the role aquatic physiotherapy plays in rehabilitation and the promotion of holistic health. In observance of this day, the Hong Kong PHAB Association, in collaboration with the Hydrotherapy Specialty Group of the Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association and the Physical Fitness Association of Hong Kong, China, hosted the "2026 World Aquatic Physiotherapy...
The "Bridge of Integration" DEI@PHAB program, organized by the Hong Kong PHAB Association, held its graduation ceremony today, marking the successful conclusion of its 9-month journey. Sponsored by the Labour and Welfare Bureau, the program aims to facilitate workplace integration for youths with disabilities through a "buddy" mentorship model, pairing post-secondary students with disabled youths to navigate the challenges of employment together. The ceremony was...
The 4th PHAB Festival Concludes Successfully: A Thousand Gather to Explore the "Inclusive Metropolis" Despite the Rain The Hong Kong PHAB Association successfully held the 4th PHAB Festival and the 4th PHAB Challenge on March 1, 2026, at the Kwun Tong Town Centre Free Space. Although the opening was briefly delayed due to inclement weather, the event ultimately drew nearly a thousand community participants, marking...
As an organization dedicated to promoting integration and fostering a community-friendly environment, the Hong Kong PHAB Association has closely followed the Financial Budget announced by the Government on February 25, 2026. We appreciate the Government’s continued allocation of resources to social welfare amidst the challenges of economic recovery and fiscal pressure, particularly through measures targeting persons with disabilities, the elderly, carers, and individuals with diverse...
The Hong Kong PHAB Association’s annual Territory-wide Flag Day will be held on January 24, 2026. This year, alongside our traditional on-street fundraising, we’ve launched a brand-new Online Flag Day platform. Now, you and your loved ones can easily support our services and promote "PHAB" (Physically Handicapped and Able-Bodied) inclusion from anywhere! Four ways to show your support: 🌐 Virtual Volunteer Recruitment: Become an online volunteer and raise funds by sharing...
Life is sometimes like intertwined threads, full of tugs and pulls. But holding a thread and slowly weaving at one's own pace, finding the focus amidst the chaos, and creating patterns, brings a sense of fulfillment to Grandma Yuk. "Whenever I have any worries, I focus on weaving, and gradually, I let them go." Grandma Yuk, in her seventies, started attending the "Wonder Weaving Class"...
Wai Ling is a member of the Hong Kong PHAB Association's Kowloon West PHAB Centre and suffers from a rare disease called "myasthenia gravis". She has experienced the worsening of her condition and has been in and out of the hospital many times. She has gradually had to use a wheelchair to get around, but she has overcome many difficulties and, over the past three...
Jockey Club Shatin Integrated Service Centre for Children and Youth, formerly known as the Shatin Children and Youth Centre, started its operation since 1990. In 2002, Shatin Children and Youth Centre was revamped to form an Integrated Service Centre for Children and Youth to meet service needs with the support of the Social Welfare Department. In 2005, sponsored by the Lotteries Fund and the Hong...
