2010/11 - Jardines

Review 2010-2011
is the Jardine Matheson Group’s philanthropic initiative
established to make a difference in the area of mental health. Led
by the Jardine Ambassadors, the MINDSET programme aims to
raise awareness and understanding of mental health issues and
to change attitudes, while at the same time providing practical
support for charitable initiatives in the sector.
Background
MINDSET Place residents
share a joke with the
Jardine Ambassadors
during a gathering held
at their new home.
The Jardine Matheson Group
focuses its philanthropic
activities on the under-resourced
area of mental health and where
the Group feels it can make a
lasting difference. MINDSET is
a registered charity in Hong
Kong established by the Group
in 2002 to spearhead the
initiative.
Driven by the Jardine
Ambassadors, young volunteer
executives across the Group,
MINDSET aims to change people’s
attitudes by raising awareness
and understanding of mental
health issues, and to provide
direct assistance for individuals,
families and organizations in need
of help.
Following on from the success
of the Group’s MINDSET
programme in Hong Kong, this
social initiative was launched in
Singapore in 2010.
MINDSET supports nongovernmental organizations within
the mental health sector in the form
of in-kind donations, volunteer
services, work experience and cash
donations, and works alongside
government agencies.
MINDSET has received strong
support from Group companies,
including Hongkong Land, Dairy
Farm, Mandarin Oriental, Jardine
Motors, Jardine Lloyd Thompson,
Jardine Cycle & Carriage and
various companies within Jardine
Pacific.
MINDSET’s initiatives are focused
on the following areas:
• Education and Prevention –
to raise awareness of mental
health issues among young
people through the in-school
Health in Mind programme,
co-organized with the
Hospital Authority;
• Reintegration – to support
effective reintegration
services to mental health
hospitals and agencies
through patient support
activities and a job training
programme within Jardine
Matheson Group companies
for rehabilitated people;
• Financial Support – to fund
direct support services for
the mentally ill, their carers
and their families;
• Community Awareness –
to undertake a range of
initiatives that enhance
community awareness of
mental health related issues.
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Chairman’s Message
“I am pleased to see that through this initiative, the Group is assisting
residents in reintegrating into the community and making a significant
contribution to the mental health sector.”
MINDSET Chairman
Anthony Nightingale
(second right) and Dr York
Chow, Secretary for Food
and Health (third left) join
other guests at the opening
of MINDSET Place.
Following the opening last year
of MINDSET Place, a long stay
care home for people recovering
from the effects of chronic
mental illness, we have received
very positive comments from
its residents and families. By
offering a professional level
of care and support for the
residents, MINDSET Place has
provided a nurturing home-like
environment for the residents
within a vibrant community.
I am pleased to see that
through this initiative, the
Group is assisting residents in
reintegrating into the community
and making a significant
contribution to the mental
health sector.
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In addition to establishing
MINDSET Place, this year the
Group has made a donation
to support the setting up of
the Child & Adolescent Mental
Health Centre of the Tuen Mun
Hospital. Opened in May 2011,
the Centre replaces a facility
that was previously operated
at Castle Peak Hospital. Its
relocation away from a mental
hospital setting is intended to
reduce the stigma attached and
concerns felt by parents.
With the creativity displayed by
IKEA’s design team, the Centre
now carries colourful designs
and provides a cheerful and
lively environment that appeals
to children. Dr Chung Kin-lai,
Chief Executive of Castle Peak
Hospital and Siu Lam Hospital,
was told that the Centre is
‘arguably the best mental health
centre for children in Hong
Kong’. I am happy to see our
involvement in supporting the
Centre and making good use of
the Group’s expertise in helping
the patients in need.
Another new initiative this year
has been the appointment of the
MINDSET Coordinators within the
Group operating companies.
Nine years on since the inception
of MINDSET, it has been felt that
further efforts should be made
to promote MINDSET within the
individual Group companies.
As senior executives within
the companies, the MINDSET
Coordinators have been
appointed to help achieve
this objective and enhance
employees’ participation in
MINDSET and mental health
activities.
The Coordinators will play a
pivotal role in supporting the
work of the Jardine Ambassadors
in leading and encouraging
colleagues to take an interest
and be more active in MINDSET
activities, and help pull together
the necessary resources where
appropriate to steer and
implement the initiatives in their
respective companies. This is
certainly no easy task, and I
wish them every success.
The Jardine Ambassadors
continued their fine efforts to
organize the various MINDSET
events. Their enthusiasm and
involvement in MINDSET’s
activities are clearly evident in
the fine progress that has been
made.
One of the excellent
achievements of the Jardine
Ambassadors was Walk Up
Jardine House 2011, which
brought in a record HK$3.1 million
in support of mental health
initiatives. As participants
comprising staff, business
associates, students from the
Health in Mind programme and
families and friends raced or
Staff of the Child & Adolescent Mental Health Centre at the Tuen Mun Hospital take
photos at the children’s ward creatively furnished by IKEA.
walked up 49 floors of Jardine
House, the event also helped
increase public awareness of
mental health issues.
The Health in Mind programme
continued to benefit students,
teachers and parents as
activities were organized in
secondary schools to help
students establish a positive
attitude towards mental health.
The number of participating
schools has expanded to 22,
underpinning the success of the
programme under the guidance
of the professionals from the
Hospital Authority.
In mainland China, MINDSET
sustained its efforts to support
school children affected by the
2008 earthquake in Sichuan by
offering funding to the Hong
Kong Polytechnic University
for the provision of integrated
services.
Following on from the success
of the MINDSET programme
in Hong Kong, this charitable
initiative is now up and running
in Singapore. While the
circumstances in Singapore
may differ, much of the
experience gained in Hong
Kong will be of value to the new
initiative.
MINDSET’s achievements are
the result of a collaborative
effort. I would like to thank
the Advisers and Steering
Committee members for their
advice and support, and also
many of our associates from
the NGOs and government
agencies. We look forward to
another productive year.
Anthony Nightingale
Chairman
13th July 2011
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Highlights
“Support came from across the Jardine Matheson Group with our
companies donating over HK$3.5 million in cash to MINDSET, while the
99 Jardine Ambassadors contributed over 59,800 hours of their time.”
Over 400 participants
joined the CENTRAL Rat
Race 2010 to celebrate its
fifth anniversary. More
than HK$2.4 million was
raised for MINDSET.
Education and Prevention
Reintegration
Community Awareness
• More than 26,000 school
students, their family
members and teachers, as
well as people suffering
or recovering from mental
illness, were reached by the
Health in Mind programme
during the year.
• MINDSET Place opened
in October 2010 offering
quality care for 38 residents
recovering from mental
illness.
• HK$3.1 million raised by Walk
Up Jardine House.
• This year the Health in Mind
programme network covered
22 secondary schools.
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• Fourteen patient support
activities were held and
benefited 1,200 people.
• HK$2.4 million raised by the
CENTRAL Rat Race organized
by Hongkong Land.
• Group companies organized
eight activities under
Mini-MINDSET Days.
Donations
About 57% of MINDSET’s
HK$6.9 million cash donations
went to the direct services for
the mentally ill and rehabilitated
individuals, including adults,
teenagers and the children
in need. Services, including
training workshops, vocational
assessment and counseling,
were provided to help these
rehabilitated individuals
reintegrate into society.
Through the Health in Mind
programme, MINDSET
promotes mental wellness and
understanding by empowering
adolescents with knowledge and
establishing positive attitudes
towards mental health issues.
About 32% of MINDSET’s
funding last year was allocated
to public education amongst
young people.
About 11% of the funding was
allocated to supporting the
carers of the mentally ill, who
are in need of both physical and
emotional support to deal with
the pressure in taking care of
their family members who are
mentally ill. They benefited
through experience sharing
and knowledge obtained
in mutual help groups and
training sessions organized
by the NGOs supported by
MINDSET. In addition to this
HK$6.9 million, a one-off
donation was made for the
setting up and furnishing of
MINDSET Place in the amount
of about HK$4 million. MINDSET
is also underwriting the running
costs of MINDSET Place for a
minimum of six years.
2010/11 Allocation of HK$6.9 Million Cash Donations*
13%
Mentally Ill Youth
32%
Public/Youth Education
14%
Mentally Ill/
Mentally Disadvantaged
Children/Children in-need
11%
Carers of
Mentally Ill People
30%
Mentally Ill/
Recovering Mentally Ill/
Ex-mentally Ill Adults
* For the period from 1st July 2010 to 30th June 2011.
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Progress Report
Education & Prevention
“I am glad that we can spread this concept to our schoolmates because
we are Health in Mind members, which I regard as my biggest achievement
this year. We can now try our best to influence the people around us.”
Jessie Chan, student of St Rose of Lima’s College
Student advocates of the
Health in Mind programme
gather at the orientation camp
with Jardine Ambassadors
where they participate in team
bonding activities.
Health in Mind in its
Ninth Year
The Health in Mind programme
is a platform to promote among
young people a positive attitude
towards mental health. With
Jardine Ambassadors leading
the efforts, the programme
aims to empower secondary
school students as advocates
to promote mental health
to fellow students, their
families and the public at large
through interactive activities
and experiential personal
development training.
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In its ninth year, the Health in
Mind programme in 2010/2011
supported more than 300
student advocates from 22
secondary schools in Hong
Kong. Over 90 in-school
activities, volunteer services,
interactive workshops and
seminars were organized,
benefiting over 26,000 students,
parents, teachers and people
suffering or recovering from
mental illness.
The programme has achieved
success thanks to the
guidance from the mental
healthcare professionals from the
Hospital Authority, the clinical
psychologist from MINDSET, and
teachers from the participating
schools.
City Orienteering
Over 230 participants, including
student advocates from ten
Health in Mind schools, service
users from Caritas Hostel, Fanling
and the Jardine Ambassadors,
joined the activity in January 2011.
Participants were divided into
38 teams with the objective of
Good Results Achieved
Since the launch of the Health
in Mind programme in 2002,
over 60,000 students from
47 secondary schools and
their teachers and parents
have benefited from the
programme. By playing an
active role in the programme,
student advocates have
shown positive changes in
their attitude, behaviour and
spiritual wellbeing.
City Orienteering requires the student advocates, service users and the Jardine
Ambassadors to work together to overcome challenges.
finding their way to various
tourist sites in Fanling, Taipo
and Shatin before finishing at
St Rose of Lima’s College in
Shatin. The event provided
the students and service
users the opportunity to
interact with each other
through route planning,
money management,
problem solving and decision
making to complete the
tasks at each designated
route.
Outstanding students selected
from the programme are
offered short-term traineeship
within Jardines’ business units.
Full details of the programme
are available on Health in
Mind’s dedicated website:
www.healthinmind.org.hk
The participating schools in the 2010/11 academic years are:
• Belilios Public School
• Carmel Divine Grace Foundation Secondary
School
• CCC Fung Leung Kit Memorial Secondary School
• ELCHK Lutheran Secondary School
• Fanling Rhenish Church Secondary School
• Heep Yunn School
• Ho Fung College
• Hong Kong Taoist Association The Yuen Yuen
Institute No.1 Secondary School
• Hong Kong True Light College
• Jockey Club Government Secondary School
• Queen Elizabeth School
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Kiangsu-Chekiang College
Lok Sin Tong Yu Kan Hing Secondary School
Rhenish Church Pang Hok-Ko Memorial College
Sacred Heart Canossian College
St Rose of Lima’s College
Tin Ka Ping Secondary School
Tseung Kwan O Government Secondary School
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Kap Yan Directors’
College
• Tung Wah Group of Hospitals SC Gaw Memorial
College
• Yan Chai Hospital No.2 Secondary School
• Yuen Long Lutheran Secondary School
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Progress Report
Reintegration
“I enjoyed the work environment and got along very well with my colleagues.
My questions were always addressed and answered, and I learnt office
administrative work including binding, photocopying and filing.”
Hak Hung, a rehabilitated patient who joined
the job training programme in Jardine Schindler
In a pizza making workshop
organized for the service
users from the Hong Kong
Family Welfare Society, the
participants learn tips on
table etiquette.
Job Training Programme
The job training programme aims
to provide training opportunities
to rehabilitated individuals
to help them reintegrate into
society. Group companies
offered service users training
opportunities or contract term
employment ranging from a few
weeks to one year. The Jardine
Ambassadors have partnered
with Baptist Oi Kwan Social
Service, Caritas Hostel – Fanling,
Caritas Jockey Club Lai King
Rehabilitation Centre, Castle
Peak Hospital, Fu Hong Society,
Kwai Chung Hospital, the Mental
Health Association of Hong Kong,
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New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Association, Phoenix ClubHouse
and Richmond Fellowship of
Hong Kong since the launch of
the programme in 2005.
The programme thus far has
benefited over 879 rehabilitated
individuals. In 2010, 15 Group
companies offered 31 training
positions ranging from one
to six months and ten group
placements on simple tasks such
as mass mailing of letters and
coupon stamping. A total of 68
individuals participated in the
programme which is designed
to enhance their self confidence
and prepare them to return to
full-time work. A good
proportion were offered
permanent jobs in the market
after the placement in Jardines.
To encourage the hiring of more
rehabilitated people throughout
the Group, MINDSET organized
two half-day workshops for
Jardines employees to impart
knowledge on how to work with
the rehabilitated individuals.
Clinical psychologists, doctors,
occupational therapists and
social work professionals were
invited to share their experience
in helping rehabilitated patients
reintegrate into society.
Patient Support Activities
The Jardine Ambassadors
worked with two specialist
hospitals and other mental
health organizations to hold
14 patient support activities
in the past year, benefiting
1,200 people. The beneficiaries
include Baptist Oi Kwan Social
Service, Caritas Hostel –
Fanling, Castle Peak Hospital,
Hong Kong Family Welfare
Society, Kwai Chung Hospital,
the residents of MINDSET
Place, New Life Psychiatric
Services users from Fu
Hong Society and Kwai
Chung Hospital attend
a computer training
class organized by the
Jardine Ambassadors
of Jardine OneSolution.
Rehabilitation Association,
Richmond Fellowship of Hong
Kong, the Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs
Association of Hong Kong and
the Mental Health Association of
Hong Kong.
Activities Organized by the Jardine Ambassadors in 2010/11
Event
Community Service
– Chinese New Year volunteer service – Jardine Ambassadors joined MINDSET Place residents to visit the elderly
Skills Training Workshops
– Computer training course
– Fitness training workshop
– Occupational safety training for the construction sector
Recreational Activities
– Christmas party
– City Orienteering
– Game booths and performances at the Walk Up Jardine House
– Mid-Autumn Festival gathering
– Pizza making and table manners training workshop
– CENTRAL Rat Race – cheering teams
Business Orientation
– Airport visit
– Hotel visit – The Excelsior
– IKEA store visit
– ‘Nine to Five’ food processing centre visit
In-kind Donations
– Chinese sausage donation
– Magazine and CD/VCD/DVD donation to hospitals and mental health agencies
– Mooncake donation
– Computer donation
– Food donation
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Progress Report
Financial Support
“Having lived together for more than half a year, we are pleased to
have established friendship among us. We can share happiness and
sadness to support each other in the journey of recovery.”
A resident of MINDSET Place
MINDSET Steering Committee
member Giles White pay a
visit to the elderly in Fanling,
together with the MINDSET
Place residents.
In 2010/11, MINDSET funded a
number of projects that benefited
the mentally ill and their carers
and families. The beneficiaries
are as follows:
Hong Kong
MINDSET Place
MINDSET Place provides a long
stay care home with a high
standard of professional care
services for people recovering
from chronic mental illness.
Operated by New Life Psychiatric
Rehabilitation Association,
MINDSET Place opened in
October 2010 and is fully
occupied providing residential
care services for 38 service
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users. Among the residents,
four are engaged in open
employment, four have taken up
cleansing work training in New
Life’s supported employment
service, 15 are attending
sheltered workshops, and the
rest are attending domestic and
handicraft training at MINDSET
Place.
Thirteen service users joined a
computer training class to learn
basic computer skills. About half
of them are now able to use the
computer more independently.
Tuen Mun Hospital
MINDSET supported the setting
up of the Tuen Mun Hospital
Child & Adolescent Mental
Health Centre, which opened
in May 2011, with a donation of
about HK$1 million.
Group operation, IKEA, helped
put together the design and
furniture for the Centre, which
was converted from an ordinary
hospital setting into a cheerful
and comfortable environment
for the children and adolescent
patients.
The Centre provides in-patient,
day care and out-patient services
for children and adolescents
in a non-stigmatizing and
nurturing environment. JOS
also contributed to the project
by procuring IT equipment and
software that would assist
the children in their cognitive
development.
With MINDSET’s
financial support
and IKEA’s
creative ideas,
Tuen Mun
Hospital’s Child
& Adolescent
Mental Health
Centre offers
a cheerful and
comfortable
environment for
the patients.
Community Mental
Health Link
During the three years of
MINDSET’s support for the
Community Mental Health
Link project, more than 18,000
rehabilitated individuals, their
carers and families have
benefited from the services
in some of the most needy
parts of Hong Kong. The four
participating organizations,
Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service,
the Mental Health Association of
Hong Kong, New Life Psychiatric
Rehabilitation Association and
Richmond Fellowship of Hong
Kong, were provided the finance
to employ additional social
workers to enhance their services.
The Community Chest of
Hong Kong
Jardine Matheson Limited,
Hongkong Land, Dairy Farm,
Zung Fu and Gammon continued
their support to the Community
Chest by making cash donations
for mental health related
projects. Funds were allocated
to Christian Oi Hip Fellowship
Limited, Regeneration Society
and Stewards’ Limited.
The Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs
Association of Hong Kong
The Rainbow Life project aims
at serving parents with mental
illness and their pre-school
children through community
activities. The programme
includes group sessions
conducted by social workers
for parents and children to help
Children from
the Hanwang
Zhongxin Friendship
Primary School
in Sichuan at the
Christmas Party
organized by social
workers from the
Expanded School
Mental Health
Network.
address their needs and foster a
harmonious family life.
Mainland China
Expanded School Mental
Health Network – Sichuan
The three-year programme
‘Expanded School Mental Health
Network’ organized by the Hong
Kong Polytechnic University has
engaged over 400 primary school
students in a ‘life education
programme’ to promote mental
health through an all-round
personal development. Over
1,300 hours of casework
service were provided. The
programme aims to provide
integrated service to primary
school students at five schools
in the disaster-stricken area in
Sichuan, who were affected by
the May 2008 earthquake. It has
helped increase the connection
and support among the schools,
families and the community
through casework, group work,
prevention programmes and
community projects.
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Progress Report
Community Awareness
“Both the participants and organizers really get into the spirit of the event
– they understand the need to raise funds and, more importantly,
to increase awareness of mental health issues within our community.”
William Woo, Jardine Ambassador from Hongkong Land
The Hactl team
celebrates its victories
in the men’s relay
and the Fancy Dress
Award at the Walk Up
Jardine House.
To provide funding for MINDSET,
the Jardine Ambassadors
undertook a range of fund
raising initiatives that generated
funds and gained community
support for mental health
related causes. Funding support
was also received from Group
companies.
the aim of reducing the stigma
associated with people suffering
from mental illness. Hundreds
of Jardines’ staff, business
associates, family members,
Health in Mind school students
and friends supported this
event by walking or running up
the 49 floors of Jardine House.
Walk Up Jardine House
CENTRAL Rat Race
The 2011 Walk Up Jardine House
broke the record by raising
more than HK$3.1 million. All
proceeds from the event went
to MINDSET and were allocated
to the promotion of mental
health in the community with
More than 400 participants
and 55 teams from many
of Hong Kong’s leading
companies joined Hongkong
Land’s CENTRAL Rat Race
and overcame the obstacles
of a challenging course to
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race around the Central
Business District. More than
HK$2.4 million was raised for
MINDSET.
MINDSET Fun Day and
Mini-MINDSET Days
MINDSET celebrated its ninth
anniversary at the MINDSET
Fun Day held in June 2011. Led
by the Jardine Ambassadors,
more than 140 members of
Jardines’ staff together with
89 members from six NGOs
gathered to promote
reintegration of the ex-mentally
ill. Participants were divided
into teams to play and
compete in group games, which
served as a platform to enhance
the understanding of the needs
of rehabilitated people among
Jardine Matheson Group staff, and
helped promote social inclusion.
Following last year’s success,
14 Group companies organized
their own Mini-MINDSET Days
between May to July 2011, where
Jardine Ambassadors and staff
of individual Group companies
partnered with NGOs and
organized various kinds of one-day
programmes for the rehabilitated.
Noonday Gun
Individuals or organizations
who donate a specified sum to
MINDSET may fire the Jardines
Noonday Gun, a tradition that
dates back to the very early days
of Hong Kong.
Service users
from Phoenix
Clubhouse join
the Mini-MINDSET
Day held in the
Kadoorie Farm &
Botanic Garden.
Contributions from Group
Companies
Support to The Community
Chest of Hong Kong
Group companies have made
cash donations of HK$3.5 million
for MINDSET in 2010/11, of which
HK$1 million was donated to
MINDSET by Maxim’s Caterers.
The Jardine Ambassadors
supported The Community Chest
of Hong Kong’s Dress Special
Day, Love Teeth Day and Skip
Lunch Day by encouraging staff
participation in these activities.
More than HK$139,000 was
raised in support of the Chest’s
mental health related services.
Jardines’ staff team up with service users and participate in group games at the
MINDSET Fun Day.
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Board of Governors and
Committee Members
MINDSET Governors and
Steering Committee members
are joined by service users
to celebrate MINDSET’s
ninth anniversary.
Board of Governors
Honorary Advisers
Anthony Nightingale
(Chairman)
Ophelia Chan
James Riley
(Deputy Chairman)
Edouard Ettedgui
Adam Keswick
Michael Kok
Neil McNamara
Y. K. Pang
Steering Committee
Anthony Nightingale
(Chairman)
Christine Fang
(Chief Executive, The Hong Kong
Council of Social Service)
Professor Angelina Yuen
(Vice President, Institutional
Advancement and Partnership,
The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University)
Samantha Chung
(Mandarin Oriental)
Matthew Davies
(Jardine Lloyd Thompson)
C. Y. Fung
(Gammon Construction)
Norman Leung
(Hongkong Land)
Linda Luk
(Jardine Engineering Corporation)
Fund Allocation Sub-Committee
Rob Seakins
(Jardine Schindler)
Neil McNamara
(Chairman)
Tony Tse
(Pizza Hut Hong Kong)
Ophelia Chan
Jonathan Wu
(Jardine Shipping Services)
Ritchie Bent
Christine Chiu
Raymond Chow
Raymond Chow
Thomas Ho
Angelina Yuen
Michael Hobson
Cecilia Leung
(Secretary)
Advisers to Jardine Ambassadors
MINDSET Coordinators
Michael Lee
Michael Lee
Neil McNamara
Alec Tong
Giles White
Ben Birks
(Dairy Farm)
Carmen Chan
(Jardine OneSolution)
Kenneth Chan
(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)
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Amy Yee
(Zung Fu)
Nancy Chan
Eric van der Hoeven
Honorary Auditor
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Jardine Ambassadors
Current Ambassadors
(2010-12)
Gary Au
(Jardine OneSolution)
Cherry Cheng
(Mannings Hong Kong)
Serena Cheung
(Gammon Construction)
David Chioe
(The Landmark Mandarin
Oriental)
Joseph Choy
(Gammon Construction)
David Chu
(Dairy Farm)
Belinda Chun
(Mannings Hong Kong)
Geoffrey Ho
(Jardine Aviation Services)
Harriet Ho
(Jardine Schindler)
Steven Tang
(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)
Catherine Lam
(Dairy Farm)
Adonis To
(Jardine OneSolution)
Coyi Lam
(Dairy Farm)
Jeffery Tse
(Jardine OneSolution)
Jennifer Lam
(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)
Isabel Tsui
(Jardine OneSolution)
Stephen Lam
(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)
Angie Wong
(Jardine Shipping Services – UASC)
Kenny Lau
(Gammon Construction)
Arthur Wong
(Jardine Engineering Corporation)
Michelle Law
(Jardine Shipping Services)
Ernest Wong
(Gammon Construction)
Raymond Lee
(Gammon Construction)
Paul Wong
(Jardine Engineering Corporation)
Joe Leung
(The Landmark Mandarin Oriental)
Benjamin Yeo
(Wellcome Hong Kong)
Leung Kwok Ming
(Gammon Construction)
Elton Yip
(IKEA Hong Kong)
Michael Leung
(Gammon Construction)
Clement Kei
(Zung Fu)
Retired Ambassadors
(2009-11)
Philip Ko
(Jardine Engineering Corporation)
Eric Chan
(Hongkong Land)
Ronald Kwok
(7-Eleven Hong Kong)
John Chan
(Jardine Engineering
Corporation – Trane)
Florence Lai
(Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong)
Kevin Lau
(Zung Fu)
Leung Ming Tat
(Gammon Construction)
Herman Li
(Gammon Construction)
Ken Lin
(Jardine Matheson)
May Lo
(Wellcome Hong Kong)
Vincent Lo
(Gammon Construction)
Kenny Mak
(Hongkong Land)
Ng Yu Tang
(Gammon Construction)
Annie Ma
(Jardine Matheson)
Lydia Po
(Jardine Engineering Corporation)
Kenneth Poon
(Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong)
Annie Sin
(Wellcome Hong Kong)
Peggy Chan
(Mannings Hong Kong)
Stephen Sy
(Gammon Construction)
Warren Chan
(Jardine Aviation Services)
Jeannie Tang
(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)
Jason Cheng
(Gammon Construction)
Ronald Tin
(Pizza Hut Hong Kong)
Jacky Cheung
(Jardine Matheson)
Summer Wong
(Jardine Shipping Services – UASC)
John Hon
(Jardine Lloyd Thompson)
William Woo
(Hongkong Land)
Teresa Hwang
(Mannings Hong Kong)
David Wu
(Wellcome Hong Kong)
Elaine Im
(Jardine Aviation Services)
Frankie Yau
(Jardine Lloyd Thompson)
Alex Lam
(Dairy Farm)
Daniel Yim
(Jardine OneSolution)
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Acknowledgement
Jardine Ambassadors
participated in the Health in
Mind orientation camp held
in September 2010.
Group Companies
• IKEA Hong Kong
NGOs and Other
Supporting Organizations
• Mannings Hong Kong
Jardine Pacific
• Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service
• Maxim’s Group
• Gammon Construction
• 7-Eleven Hong Kong
• Caritas Jockey Club Lai King Rehabilitation Centre
• Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals
• Starbucks
• Caritas Hostel – Fanling
• ThreeSixty
• Castle Peak Hospital
• Jardine Aviation Services
• Wellcome Hong Kong
• Fu Hong Society
• Jardine Engineering Corporation
Hongkong Land
• Hong Kong Family Welfare Society
Jardine Matheson Limited
• Jardine OneSolution
• Jardine Schindler
Dairy Farm
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group
• Hospital Authority
• Kwai Chung Hospital
• Jardine Shipping Services
• Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok
• Jardine Travel Group
• Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
• Mental Health Association of Hong Kong
• Pizza Hut Hong Kong
• Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London
• New Life Psychiatric
Rehabilitation Association
Jardine Motors
• Mandarin Oriental, Macau
• Phoenix Clubhouse
• Zung Fu
• Mandarin Oriental, Sanya
• Richmond Fellowship of
Hong Kong
• Mandarin Oriental, Singapore
Jardine Lloyd Thompson
• Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo
• The Excelsior, Hong Kong
• The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Rothschild
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• The Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs
Association of Hong Kong
MINDSET Limited
25/F Devon House
Taikoo Place
979 King’s Road
Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
Tel: (852)2579 2199
Fax: (852)2856 9753
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.mindset.org.hk
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