Hong Kong Adventist Hospital Foundation (HKAHF) was established in 1999, with a mission to support financially disadvantaged people in need of medical treatment in Hong Kong and around the region.
Board of Governors – Tsuen Wan (BOG-TW)
In 2016, the Board of Governors – Tsuen Wan (BOG-TW) was established, uniting efforts with the BOG – Stubbs Road to more effectively serve the community as one team. Both Boards serve specific demographics through their respective funds, medical programs, and healthy living initiatives.
BOG-TW manages the Medical & Development Fund to provide multi-faceted medical and health-related support for the needy.
Medical & Development Fund
- Provides access to much-needed medical services, e.g. screenings and surgeries.
- For the maintenance, upkeep, upgrading, renovation, and replacement of apparatus, equipment, utilities and facilities and training of healthcare professionals of the Hospital.
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Email：foundation@twah.org.hk
Charity Cataract Surgery Program Beneficiary Story - Free Cataract Surgery Transformed 67-year-old Uncle Wing’s Life
The 67-year-old Uncle Wing has suffered from cataracts for more than three years. At one time, it was so severe that he could not see the stairs or other people's expressions clearly. However, he still insisted on volunteering to help other elderly people in need. In April this year, with the support of the foundation, he was able to complete cataract surgery on his left eye and ushered in a new world of clarity. "I am very happy. I plan to donate to support the foundation so that more people can benefit."
Charity Cataract Surgery Program Beneficiary Story - Two Elderlies Return to a Healthy Life After Received Surgery
Aunt Kit, who is about 70 years old, lives alone and likes to read books and newspapers quietly on weekdays. However, she suffered from cataracts a few years ago, which made her unable to see words clearly, and her life and mood were greatly affected.
Mr. Ting, who is also about 70 years old, has been unable to wait for public surgery after being diagnosed with cataracts, and his livelihood was affected by blurred vision. Two elderly people received free cataract surgery from the fund last year and can finally return to a healthy life. 
Charity Cataract Surgery Program Beneficiary Story - Cataract Surgery Arranged for 84-Year-Old Mr. Leung to Improve His Life
The eyes are the windows to the soul, and cataracts have a particularly devastating effect on the lives of the elderly. 84-year-old Uncle Leung has been suffering from cataracts for many years, and his deteriorating condition has made it difficult for him to read the newspaper or go out for meals. The Hong Kong Adventist Hospital Foundation (HKAHF), Board of Governors – Tsuen Wan (BOG-TW) has subsidized him to undergo cataract surgery. After the surgery, Uncle Leung's vision became much clearer. He said, "Now I can cook and make soup by myself. The Foundation has been of great help to me, and I am truly thankful."
As he couldn't afford the cost of private healthcare, Uncle Leung originally had his follow-up consultation in a public hospital, but the waiting time was too long. He mentioned, "The waiting time was four years, and within those four years, I would have lost my sight. Fortunately, the Foundation came to my aid, and Dr. Li Chi Lai, who performed the surgery, did an excellent job." Overall, he appreciated the prompt arrangements.
Charity Cataract Surgery Program Beneficiary Story - Bilateral Cataracts for 20 years, Finally Able to See Bus Numbers Post-Surgery
Granny Lin (81) suffered from cataracts in both eyes for over 20 years. Since she cannot afford cataract surgery at a private hospital, she has to wait for a long time in public hospitals.
In the past two years, her vision worsened - she can only see up to a foot away from her left eye. It significantly impacted her daily activities, and she had to rely on others constantly, such as passers-by to help her get on the correct bus buses or neighbors to read her letters.
She recently underwent surgery on her left eye under the "Charity Cataract Surgery Program," funded by the Chow Tai Fook Medical Foundation and BOG-TW.
She removed her eye patch 3 days post-surgery, and the vision in her left eye is no longer blurred. She said, "I am so happy to see flowers and plants."
HA Charity Surgery Program — 50% PCI Reduces Medical Burden for HA Patient
In September 2022, BOG-TW and HKAH-TW launched the "Charity Surgery Program" to provide a 50% discount to patients waiting for coronary surgery in public hospitals.
Mr. Chung, 52, is one of the beneficiaries. The doctor found that one of his blood vessels is nearly 90% blocked, requiring surgery as soon as possible. However, with the lengthy waitlist at the public hospital, he was referred to HKAH-TW to complete the surgery. Mr. Chung said that in the past one or two years, he often felt discomfort and pain in his chest. The doctor recommended and performed a coronary angioplasty or "PCI."
Mr. Chung was very grateful for the care provided by the medical staff. He felt that the well-timed program, launched during the 6th wave, helped reduce the lengthy wait list and medical burden on patients by promptly providing treatment to those in urgent need.
BOG-TW Medical Fund Beneficiary Stories — COVID Affects Swimming Coach’s Income; Funding Approved for PCI Surgery
Uncle Wai, who loves sports, is a private swimming instructor and has taught swimming for over 10 years. A few years ago, he started to feel chest pains and numbness in his arms and legs. Once, he lost consciousness and fainted at the pool. After a doctor's diagnosis, Uncle Wai was found to be suffering from blood vessel blockage and needed to undergo PCI surgery.
However, due to COVID, Uncle Wai's income dropped drastically, and he could not afford private hospital fees. Fortunately, through BOG-TW's Medical Fund, he completed the surgery at Hong Kong Adventist Hospital - Tsuen Wan. He is now recovering and teaching his students to swim as per usual. He is grateful to BOG-TW for helping him recover.
BOG-TW Medical Fund Beneficiary Stories — Former High Jump Athlete Shares Hip Joint Replacement Surgery Experience
Uncle Lam (76 years old) used to be a high jump athlete with a personal best of 2.16m, and remained active even after retiring as a PE teacher. Due to deteriorating hip joint conditions that surfaced in 2020, the former sportsman could not even walk short distances anymore. Yet, he had been waiting for two years for surgery at public hospitals.
Upon learning of this, Dr. Wong Sze Hung from Health For All and BOG-TW promptly arranged free surgery under our Charity General Medical Fund, helping Uncle Lam gain a new lease on life.
"The HKAH-TW team took good care of me. After the surgery, my hip joint is no longer in pain, and I feel ecstatic and grateful to the hospital and the doctors."
