Radio 3's Noreen Mir spoke to Jeremy Chan, a teacher from the Hong Chi MorningHill School in Tsui Lam and Bill, a parent who's son goes to the school

The Children's Thalassemia Foundation help young people with this form of hereditary anaemia, and they are looking for money to fund a way to better identify donors for stem cell transplants. Hugh Chiverton spoke to the Foundation’s vice chairman Dr. E...

Hong Kong Alzheimer’s Disease Association has launched a project called the 3Es Programme for People with Dementia – the 3Es standing for early detection, early diagnosis and early intervention. Although there’s no cure for the condition, prompt acti...

Youth Diabetes Radio 3's Noreen Mir spoke to Henry Chui, a young patient with diabetes and Jenny Wong, a social worker about the project of Youth Diabetes.

RTHK's Steve James met wiht David Begbie and Richard Payne at the Crossroads headquaters out at the Gold Coast.

Phil Whelan spoke to Ivan Cheng, Chief Officer of “Families of SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy) Charitable Trust”, which is one of this year’s beneficiaries.

Radio 3’s Peter Lewis spoke to Centre Head, Helen Lui, about the work of Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centre.

Phil Whelan spoke to Amy Au, the PR and Fundraising Manager at the Riding for the Disabled Association, about the RDA Academy, which is one of this year’s beneficiaries.

Radio 3’s Angie Man visited the Senior Citizen Home Safety Association in Homantin and talked to its CEO, Irene Leung about their project “On My Way Home” and asked how it benefits the elderly with dementia and their caregivers.

The Chung Kok Elderly Centre comes under the Women’s Welfare Club Western District Hong Kong. Money raised will go towards buying a number of smart devices. They'll be used to show the centre's members how technology can improve their lives. Ian Po...