Date: 2025年10月25日 (六)
Time: Session 1 (10:45 – 12:00), Session 2 (14:00 – 15:15), Session 3 (16:00 – 17:15)
Each session lasts approximately 75 minutes and includes:
Each person may register for only one session.
Venue: Haven of Hope Sister Annie Skau Holistic Care Center, Wah Wing Block (19-21 Haven of Hope Road, Tseung Kwan O, N.T., H.K.)
Shuttle bus service will be provided to transport participants between Po Lam MTR Station (Exit C Mini Bus Stop) and the hospice via the circular route; advance registration is not required; late arrivals will not be admitted.
Participants will receive exquisite commemorative gifts!
Each session lasts approximately 75 minutes and includes:
“Embrace Life Journey with Love”
A New Perspective on Continuing Care and Palliative Care
Speaker: Ms. Carmen Li
(Chief Nurse, SASHCC)
Palliative care is far more than medical arrangements made in a person’s final days; it is a profoundly meaningful journey of companionship. This talk will focus on the concept of ‘continuing care’, inviting participants to re-examine the true nature of palliative care. Through this lens, caregivers, family members, and healthcare professionals can approach the final chapter of life with greater confidence and compassion.
Seminar will cover:
*Each person may register for only one session*
“The Power Within Palliative Care”
Understanding Rehabilitative Palliative Care
Speaker: Mr. Felix Yau
(Senior Physiotherapist – Head of Department of Rehabilitation Service, SASHCC)
Rehabilitation might seem to be unrelated to end-of-life patients, but indeed, rehabilitative therapy is increasingly recognized as a vital part of palliative care. This talk shares how rehabilitation services can enhance the quality of life for patients receiving palliative care, helping to relieve symptoms and preserve dignity.
Seminar will cover:
*Each person may register for only one session*
“Home Sweet Home!?”
Rethinking Palliative Home Care and Dying at Home
Speaker: Mr. Chester Law
(Nursing Officer – Home Care, SASHCC)
More patients have expressed the wish to spend their final days and even die at home, and services supporting home death have flourished in response. This talk invites us to return to the heart of caregiving—through sharing real-life experiences in home-based palliative care, we’ll reflect on the genuine needs of patients and their families.
Seminar will cover:
*Each person may register for only one session*
