The Club over the years has played a vital role in supporting and developing Hong Kong's medical services. It collaborates with Government and local institutions to promote primary health care, improve facilities, bring in new technology and education facilities and conduct research to identify new approaches or solutions for treatment and prevention of disease.

In 2003/2004, we donated a total of $122.69 million to seven public hospitals to speed up the replacement of essential medical equipment with more technologically advanced ones. With this new equipment, treatment of patients will be improved and waiting time shortened. The seven hospitals receiving Trust support are Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital, Tuen Mun Hospital, Prince of Wales Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Queen Mary Hospital and United Christian Hospital.

To ensure that our medical professionals have the necessary skills, the Trust granted HK$28.2 million to the Chinese University of Hong Kong in June 2004 towards the cost of setting up a Minimally Invasive Surgery Skills Centre. It will be equipped with leading edge technology to gear up the training and development of this new surgical skills and techniques in Hong Kong.

Donations 2003 - 2004