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 […]
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 […]
West Island School took the 2018 Weez Cup on 13 November, beating HKFC Rovers 4-2 in a highly energetic game. Ann and Tony handed the Weez Cup to WIS captain Matthew. It was heartwarming to see you all turn out for the match and to share some moments together remembering Jamie.
Tony met Alan Shearer at the Football Club and talked with him about the Weez Project. He kindly donated a Shearer shirt. Thank you, Alan! We’ll be back with news on what we do with the shirt!
West Island School take on HKFC Rovers for the 2018 Weez Cup on Tuesday 13 November in memory of Jamie. The game starts at 7.30 will be held at the Hong Kong Football Cub. All welcome!
Tony will be running in the Unicef 10k at Disneyland on 25th November for the Weez Project. Donations, sponsorships and encouragement welcome! You can donate by going to the KELY Support website using the Support Us link on the Weez Project site. Please note it’s for The Weez Project in Remarks on the form. […]
The Chief Executive’s policy address fell on World Mental Health Day. That could have been an opportunity to talk openly about the problems faced by people struggling with their mental well-being, to show compassion. It could also have provided a stage to outline practical policy measures to help alleviate the endemic under provision in our […]
Read the Weez Project’s letter to the SCMP, printed as an opinion piece, and in response to their article on suicide prevention. Preventing youth suicide takes awareness and hope, more than self-control.
The Weez Project received a donation from the Wednesday Afternoon Golf Society (WAGS). Thanks to the WAGS committee and members for supporting youth mental health.
A great day at the Yau Yee League’s charity football tournament on 26 August. Thank you for choosing the Weez Project in collaboration with KELY Support Group and your interest in improving youth mental health well-being. Thanks to the team of KELY volunteers for braving the heat and showing us juggling skills!