The Brain Health Association of Hong Kong promotes brain health information to the public through a communication project aimed at breaking free from the dull and highly specialized stereotypes surrounding brain health issues. By presenting the scientific knowledge of brain health in an accessible manner, the project aims to achieve widespread public understanding of various aspects of brain health and to build an inclusive society that embraces neurodiversity, welcoming the arrival of the high-tech era.
2024-07-10
This program is specifically designed to provide evidence-based support for primary school students (grades 3 to 6) with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and their parents. Eligible selected families will have training fees of approximately HKD 56,000 waived and can participate in the program for free.
2024-01-01
The Hong Kong Brain Health Association is dedicated to helping the public understand that brain health is not an inaccessible topic. We use various communication channels to popularize scientific knowledge about brain health and raise awareness of neurodiversity in society.
2024-01-01
We have always believed that neurodiverse individuals possess unique talents. Many academic studies highlight that neurodiverse people exhibit exceptional creative thinking, logical reasoning, and visual thinking abilities.
The Hong Kong Brain Health Association is committed to helping the public understand that brain health is not an unattainable issue. We utilize various communication channels to disseminate scientific knowledge about brain health and to enhance societal awareness of neurodiversity.
We understand that marginalized communities often lack support for neurodiverse individuals. Our association collaborates with industry stakeholders and social welfare organizations to provide appropriate professional assistance.
Our association will continue to collaborate with educational and research institutions to promote relevant R&D projects and disseminate evidence-based technological advancements.