Collaborations
From neurodivergent-owned enterprises to the media outlets amplifying our work — these are the collaborations driving inclusion in Hong Kong.
Partners & Programs
From parent support networks to inclusive learning centres, these partners help us expand our reach and deepen our impact.
Inclusive learning in the heart of Hong Kong.
The Nesbitt Centre offers a broad curriculum encompassing literacy, numeracy, wellbeing, expressive arts, and IT at their primary learning centre in Sai Ying Pun. They provide a supportive environment where neurodivergent individuals can thrive and develop lifelong skills.
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Empowering parents with resources and community.
Optism is dedicated to supporting parents by providing them with valuable information, curated resources, and a nurturing community platform. They work to ensure families navigating neurodiversity have access to the guidance and connections they need.
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Mentorship and leadership for the next generation.
Talos partners with us to build mentorship and leadership pathways for neurodivergent youth, pairing students with role models and guiding them through skill-building experiences that grow confidence and independence.
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Youth organisation empowering future generations.
Funcation is a youth organisation empowering future generations through STEM and environment-related workshops. Funded by Kids4Kids.
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Every purchase supports a neurodivergent founder, family, or organisation building independence and dignity through enterprise.
Hong Kong-style milk tea, brewed for inclusion.
Diagnosed with Autism at age 2, 朗僑 and his father started a milk tea shop to promote the integration of neurodiverse individuals into Hong Kong society. Long Kiu hopes more people will accept and welcome all individuals with Autism. To place an order, fill in the form and a representative will get back to you.
Handmade clay creations with heart.
Zoe Can Clay is a small online shop established by Zoe and her family to help Zoe become more self-sufficient and to spread the message that neurodivergents can succeed. Her family hopes to empower Zoe through her skills and confidence — and to inspire other neurodivergent individuals that they are valuable members of society. The shop donates 10% of all proceeds to the Lok Chi Association.
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Press, partners and community organisations sharing the story of neurodiversity in Hong Kong.
