Weez Walk 2023
A fundraising family friendly virtual challenge organized by the Weez Project and their charity partner, KELY Support Group.
News & Updates
We Can all “Be the One” to Help Prevent Youth Suicide
Push back on stigma, take time to really listen, learn more about mental health and suicide prevention…
Weez Week 2022: Be the One
For this year’s Weez Week, we encourage you to Be the One to take action to help prevent youth suicide.
Weez Walk 2022
A fundraising family friendly virtual challenge organized by the Weez Project and their charity partner, KELY Support Group.
Hong Kong schools can play a vital role in preventing student suicides
Prevention should extend to people, practices, teaching methodologies, curriculum and policies.
Ann shares her experiences with Ariana Magazine
In an article for Ariana Magazine, Ann writes about losing her son, Jamie, and the recent Talk, Listen Care campaign to encourage people to talk about feelings…
Move It for Mental Health
Boost your physical and mental well-being at the start of 2019 and help raise awareness of mental health issues by joining the Mind HK campaign to Move for Mental Health. Choose how you’re going to be active, make a pledge and log what you do! You may just surprise yourself with how good you feel! […]
Season’s Greetings
Christmas is the season for tinsel, cheer and warmth, a time for sharing with friends and family. At this time, it’s important to be aware that there are some who may be finding it hard to feel involved and part of he same happiness because of anxiety, insecurity or other issues. In protecting themselves and […]
WAGS Charity Golf Day
Over 140 golfers teed off for a day of golf on 23 November for the WAGS annual charity event sponsored by St James’s Place, Tony amongst them. We really appreciative the Wednesday Afternoon Golf Society, to give it its full name, extending the causes they recognise to include youth mental health. Thank you for your […]
Is Social Media Harming our Teens’ Health?
The digital world and its multiple social media channels place increasing pressure on teenagers to have a presence online. It’s an open debate as to whether there is a causal link between social media use and mental health. With the number of likes a post generates becoming a proxy for popularity, teens inevitably compare […]