Review 2013﹣2014

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.

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The Jardine Matheson Group in Hong Kong and mainland

China 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.

In Singapore, the Group also set up a sister organization,

MINDSET Care Limited, in 2011 to support the mental

health sector in the city-state.

MINDSET has received strong support from Group

companies, including Dairy Farm, Hongkong Land,

Jardine Motors, various companies within Jardine Pacific,

JLT and Mandarin Oriental.

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.

MINDSET supports non-governmental organizations

(NGOs) 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’s initiatives are focused on (1) Education and

Prevention; (2) Reintegration; (3) Financial Support;

and (4) Community Awareness. Details are outlined in

the following progress reports covering the period from

1st July 2013 to 30th June 2014.

The Jardine Ambassadors are the key drivers for MINDSET.

MINDSET has continued its mission to make a difference

in the area of mental health. During the past year we

launched the first train-to-work project for service users

who are recovering from mental illnesses, and in May the

second cohort of Peer Support Workers graduated from the

training programme ready to help others who are facing

similar challenges in their illness. One of the new Peer

Support Workers told me that, in addition to being able to

help the others in group therapy sessions, she also gained

confidence in being the group leader and was able to

establish a close bonding with other service users. I am very

pleased to see that the programme is starting to bear fruit.

In addition to the Peer Support Workers project, we are

exploring an exciting new recovery service through

MINDSET. We are funding an initiative led by four NGOs

to engage service users in creative art that is designed to

foster mental wellness and positive psychology. These

art activities help service users express their feelings,

enhance their social skills and gain recognition and self-

esteem through exhibiting their works. I look forward to

seeing their works in future.

Our Group companies continue to provide invaluable

support to MINDSET, not only in organizing activities for

service users such as mini-MINDSET days, but also

making use of their expertise in their own business.

Chairman’s Message

A good example is IKEA, which through MINDSET has been

heavily involved in renovating the Child and Adolescent

Psychiatric Ward in Kwai Chung Hospital. IKEA’s design

team has created a positive and cheerful design, while

furnishing the ward with vibrant IKEA products. It is hoped

that the complete makeover will enhance the quality of the

experience of the children and adolescents attending the

ward, and lead to shorter stays.

MINDSET’s achievements in the past year are recorded

in this report, and I hope you will read about them with

interest. We owe our thanks to the hard working Jardine

Ambassadors, who are fully dedicated to driving the

MINDSET events. I would also like to thank the MINDSET

Coordinators from across our Group companies, our

Advisers and Steering Committee members for their advice

and support, and also our associates in the NGOs and

government agencies.

Let us work together to make a difference, by using our

programmes to enhance the lives of those in need within

the mental health field and within the community at large.

Ben Keswick

Chairman

7th July 2014

Let us work together to make a difference, by using our programmes to enhance the lives of those in need within the mental health field and within the community at large.

Ben Keswick

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DonationsFourty-three percent of MINDSET’s HK$7.17 million

cash donations in 2013/14 went to direct services

for adults suffering or having recovered from mental

illnesses. Training workshops, vocational assessment

and counseling, and professional care services were

provided to help individuals who have recovered from

a mental illness to reintegrate into society.

Eighteen percent of the funding went to services that

supported children and teenagers who were in need,

while approximately 4% of the funding was allocated

to supporting the carers who are in need of emotional

support when dealing with the pressure of taking

care of family members who suffer from a mental

illness. They benefited through experience sharing

and knowledge obtained in mutual help groups and

training sessions organized by the NGOs supported by

MINDSET.

Over 35% of MINDSET’s funding in the year of 2013/14

was allocated to public education among young

people. 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.

2013/14 Allocation of HK$7.17 Million Cash Donations*

Highlights

42.7% Adults suffering or having recovered from a mental illness

7.9% Youth who suffer from a mental illness

10.1% Children who suffer from a mental illness / Children in-need

35.4% Public / Youth education

3.9% Carers of individuals who suffer from a mental illness

* For the period from 1st July 2013 to 30th June 2014.

Volunteering my time and energy to help someone in need makes me feel good and being valued.

Wong Yat Kak

A student of CCC Kwei Wah Shan College

Jardine Ambassadors and students deepen their understanding of mental health knowledge through a series of activities and themed workshops.

Progress Report

Education & Prevention

Education is a key focus of the MINDSET programme.

A number of activities were held to raise awareness

of mental health among the younger generation of

Hong Kong.

Health in Mind ProgrammeThe Health in Mind Programme, organized and funded

by MINDSET and in collaboration with Hong Kong’s

Hospital Authority since 2002, promotes positive

attitudes towards mental health among the youth.

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.

A series of activities and themed workshops were

held during the school year of 2013/14 in conjunction

with Kwai Chung Hospital. These activities covered

mental health related topics such as removing the

stigma on mental illness, self-image and eating

disorders, emotions management, positive psychology

and addiction. The students also participated

in volunteering services through activities with

individuals who suffer from a mental illness. Through

discussions with Jardine Ambassadors, the students

were able to deepen their understanding of mental

health issues.

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The programme has been successful thanks to the

guidance from the healthcare professionals from the

Hospital Authority, the clinical psychologist from

MINDSET, and teachers of the participating schools.

“Through the Health in Mind programme, we have

not only learnt a lot about mental illness, but have also

learnt to accept and respect others in society. If we

are willing to give a helping hand to those who are

recovering from mental illnesses, it may help them go

through the recovery path with the support that they

need,” said Bianca Chan, a student of Belilios Public

School.

City OrienteeringOver 240 participants, including student advocates

from ten Health in Mind schools, service users from

Caritas Hong Kong, Castle Peak Hospital, Kwai Chung

Hospital, Kwai Chung Integrated Rehabilitation Centre

of Po Leung Kuk, the Mental Health Association of

Hong Kong, New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Association and Jardine Ambassadors, joined the

activity in February 2014.

Participants were divided into groups of four to six

persons and accompanied by Jardine Ambassadors

with the objective of completing designated tasks in

various checkpoints with a limited budget, including

drawing a painting at an art centre, locating landmarks

and historical footprints in various districts and

tourist spots. The event provided opportunities for

the students and service users to interact with each

other, and created an environment which helped service

users cope with the practical needs of daily life through

route planning, money management, problem solving

and decision making.

“The service users and the students were all very

excited throughout the adventure – especially when

they saw an exceptionally large crab at the seafood

market. Everyone behaved like kids and talked and

laughed the same way as we would do with friends.

I am glad to have made so many friends through this

event,” said Jardine Ambassador Kenneth Wong of

Zung Fu.

Cultivating Positive Attitudes towards Mental HealthThe Health in Mind programme supported more than

420 student advocates from 29 secondary schools in

Hong Kong in the school year of 2013/14. Over 120

in-school activities, volunteer services, interactive

workshops and seminars were organized during the

school year, benefiting over 12,000 students, parents,

teachers and people suffering or recovering from

mental illness.

Since the launch of the Health in Mind programme

in 2002, over 100,000 students, their teachers and

parents from 69 secondary schools have benefited

from the programme. By playing an active role in the

programme, student advocates have shown positive

changes in their attitude, behaviour and mental

wellbeing.

Each year, outstanding students selected from the

programme are offered short-term job placements

within Jardines’ business units to gain work experience.

Further details of the programme are available on

Health in Mind’s dedicated website:

www.healthinmind.org.hk.

A painting drawn by service users and student advocates at an art centre.

Treat yourself with kindness and respect, and avoid self-criticism; practice Tai Chi, take a walk in the nature or play with your pet can help reduce stress; smile and see the humour in life. Research shows that laughter can boost your immune system.

Mental health tips provided by Idy Li

Marketing Executive, Training & Employment Service

Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service

Progress Report

Reintegration

Reintegrating individuals who have recovered from a

mental illness into the community helps improve their

quality of life. In light of this, MINDSET undertakes job

training programmes within Jardine Matheson Group

companies, as well as engages in reintegration activities

alongside the services of mental health hospitals and

NGOs.

Job Training ProgrammeUnder the job training programme, Group companies

have offered service users training opportunities or

contract term employment ranging from a few weeks to

one year. The Jardine Ambassadors have worked with

Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service, Caritas Hong Kong,

Castle Peak Hospital, Christian Family Service Centre,

Fu Hong Society, Kwai Chung Hospital, the Mental

Health Association of Hong Kong, New Life Psychiatric

Rehabilitation Association, Phoenix Clubhouse,

Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong and the Society of

Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention since the launch of

the programme in 2005. The programme has benefited

a total of 1,033 individuals since inception.

During the 2013/14 year, 13 Group companies offered

recovered individuals 32 training positions ranging

from one to nine months designed to prepare them

to re-enter the job market. Four group placements on

mass mailing were also made available. A total of 63

individuals participated in the programme, and about

half of them were able to find jobs in the market after

the placement in Jardines.

Ms Lau, who has recovered from a mental illness, was

on the job training programme, “I am grateful to have

been given a job training opportunity which enables me

to learn office skills so as to pave the way for getting

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back to work. The acceptance, respect and support from

my supervisor and colleagues have helped me rebuild

self-confidence as well as create a positive energy in me

to find a job in the open market.”

To encourage the hiring of more people who have

recovered from a mental illness throughout the Group,

MINDSET organized two half-day workshops for Jardines

employees imparting knowledge on how to work with

them. Clinical psychologists, occupational therapists and

social work professionals were invited to discuss their

experience in helping recovered individuals reintegrate

into society.

MINDSET Academy, a new programme offering

structured training workshops in both social and work

skills for recovered individuals, was launched in January

2014. Five themed workshops on interview skills,

mock interview exercise, grooming, computer skills

and nutrition were organized, benefiting 53 recovered

individuals.

Reintegration ActivitiesThe Jardine Ambassadors worked with two specialist

hospitals and other mental health organizations to hold

12 reintegration activities over the past year, benefiting

1,000 people. The beneficiaries came from a number

of NGOs, including Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service, the

Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong, Caritas

Hostel – Fanling, Caritas Wellness Link – Tsuen Wan,

Castle Peak Hospital, Kwai Chung Hospital, the Mental

Jardine Ambassadors together with service users visit the elderly who live alone.

Health Association of Hong Kong, New Life Psychiatric

Rehabilitation Association, Phoenix Clubhouse,

MINDSET Place and Richmond Fellowship of Hong

Kong.

Work and PlayThe Jardine Ambassadors organized a wide range of

activities to help enhance the work, social and self-

care skills of those who suffer or have recovered from

a mental illness, in collaboration with the partnering

NGOs and hospitals. A pizza making and table manners

workshop was organized to teach service users how

to make pizzas and to demonstrate western dining

etiquette.

In addition, the Jardine Ambassadors visited service

users who lived alone during the Chinese New Year.

The first ever MINDSET Singing Contest was held in

May 2014. The competition provided an opportunity

for service users to show off their singing skills. Other

service users also participated in the event by being

the cheering teams. “Our service users greatly enjoyed

the singing contest. I am immensely proud of their

stellar performances,” said Francez Leung, a social

worker of Phoenix Clubhouse.

Caritas Hong Kong won the best cheering team in the MINDSET Singing Contest.

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A photo frame designed and hand made by the Peer Support Workers.

Challenge yourself by learning a new skill. Learning can improve mental fitness while striving to meet your goals, build skills and confidence can give you a sense of progress and achievement.

Mental health tips provided by Elaine Wong

Peer Support Workers course graduate 2014

Progress Report

Financial Support

In 2013/14, MINDSET funded a number of projects that

benefited individuals who suffer from a mental illness,

and their carers and families.

MINDSET PlaceMINDSET Place is a long stay care home with a high

standard of professional care services for people

recovering from chronic mental illnesses. New Life

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association has been

appointed by MINDSET to operate MINDSET Place.

The home is fully occupied providing residential

care services for 38 service users. As of May 2014,

nine residents were engaged in open employment,

eight took up cleansing work training in New Life’s

supported employment service, 13 were attending

sheltered workshops, and the remainder were

attending cleansing, horticultural and handicraft

training at MINDSET Place.

During the past 12 months, the residents joined

a range of recreational programmes provided by

MINDSET Place including sightseeing tours, a camping

activity and a voluntary service programme, as well as

participating in festive and birthday celebrations.

Peer Support Workers Project MINDSET has funded in a three-year pilot project

starting in August 2012 in Hong Kong, which aims to

train people who have recovered from a mental illness

to help others who are undergoing similar challenges.

The ‘MINDSET Peer Support Workers Project’ is run

by four agencies – Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service,

Caritas Hong Kong, the Mental Health Association of

Hong Kong, and New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Association.

Following the graduation of the first batch of trainees in

April 2013, 16 out of 18 graduates have been employed

as Peer Support Workers in the four agencies since

June 2013. They provide support to service users

through phone contacts and home visits, and share

their own recovery experience with them.

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The second batch of trainees have been allocated to

the placement units under the four agencies, including

the integrated community centres for mental wellness,

halfway houses, sheltered workshops and long stay care

homes.

Ms Tang, one of the graduates, said that the course has

provided her an opportunity for self-discovery. She has

become more aware of her strengths and has made

remarkable personal development. She is now more

ready to face new challenges.

Support to The Community Chest of Hong KongDairy Farm, Gammon Construction, Hongkong Land,

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Jardine Matheson

Limited and Zung Fu continued their support to the

Community Chest by making cash donations for mental

health related projects. Funds were allocated to Christian

Oi Hip Fellowship, Regeneration Society, Family Welfare

Society and St. James’ Settlement. Staff from various

Group companies also supported the Community Chest’s

Dress Special Day, Love Teeth Day and Skip Lunch Day.

Expanded School Mental Health Network in SichuanMINDSET supported the ‘Expanded School Mental

Health Network’ organized by the Hong Kong Polytechnic

University to provide integrated service to primary

school students in Sichuan. With the success of the work

accomplished in its first two phases in the schools, the

programme continues to promote the community mental

health of the villagers in Yingxiu as they cope with the

makeshift living environment and face uncertain and

adverse weather conditions. The social workers are

also planning for programmes that help families deal

with their daily hardships as the villagers settle into the

newly built area.

MINDSET Art ProjectMINDSET’s new initiative, MINDSET Art Project will

be launched in July 2014. The programme supports

four Hong Kong NGOs to engage persons recovering

from mental illness in art programmes to foster mental

wellness and positive psychology.

The four organizations are Baptist Oi Kwan Social

Service, Caritas Hong Kong, Castle Peak Hospital and

New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association. Service

users will participate in different forms of art including

sand animation, photography, playback theatre and

drama, music bands and singing.

Over 1,200 service users and 300 carers are expected to

benefit from the 1,300 sessions of art activities during

the three-year period of the project.

Jardine Ambassadors sing the Christmas Carols during a visit to MINDSET Place.

With MINDSET’s financial support and IKEA’s positive and creative design, Kwai Chung Hospital’s Child and Adolescent Psychiatric ward offers a homely and comfortable environment for the patients.

Kwai Chung Hospital ProjectThrough MINDSET, IKEA has provided support to Kwai

Chung Hospital by offering creative designs and products

for the refurbishment of the Child and Adolescent

Psychiatric Ward. The works were completed in June

2014. The ward provides a homely and comfortable

environment for children and adolescents who require

treatment there.

Each year, Jardine Ambassadors undertake a range

of initiatives to solicit community support and raise

funds for mental health related causes. Funding

support is also received from Group companies.

Walk Up Jardine HouseThe biggest fundraiser for the year for MINDSET, the

annual Walk Up Jardine House is organized by the

Jardine Ambassadors. The 2014 event raised a record

HK$3.8 million for MINDSET. Over 500 staff from

Group business units, business associates, families

and friends took part in the event. Participants

ran – and some walked – up 49 floors to reach the

Penthouse at the top of Jardine House.

CENTRAL Rat RaceThe annual CENTRAL Rat Race, run by Group company

Hongkong Land, is another signature event that

raises funds for MINDSET. Held in Hong Kong’s

principal business area, Central, over 460 participants

completed the course of the eighth CENTRAL Rat

Race, raising a record HK$3 million in October 2013.

To date, the CENTRAL Rat Race has raised a total of

HK$18 million for MINDSET.

“It’s a delight and an honour for MINDSET to be the

beneficiary of this great event once again,” said

Governor of MINDSET and Jardine Matheson Group

Deputy Managing Director Adam Keswick. “To see the

community have fun and come together in support of

something as important as mental health every year is

truly inspirational. The CENTRAL Rat Race makes a real

difference to people’s lives.”

Sania Yau, Chief Executive of the New Life Psychiatric

Rehabilitation Association said, “MINDSET has been

supporting our services for many years. The CENTRAL

Rat Race gives our service users an opportunity to be

involved in a big community event. It’s also great to see

so many big corporations making a concerted effort for

the field of mental health, which sets a great example.”

MINDSET Fun Day and Mini-MINDSET DaysOver 200 participants including 100 staff from across

the Jardine Matheson Group and 100 service users from

six NGOs came together for the annual MINDSET Fun

Day, which was organized by the Jardine Ambassadors

at Wu Kai Sha Youth Village with the objective of

promoting social inclusion and raising awareness on

Progress Report

Community Awareness

The mind and the body are linked. Improving your physical health is a powerful first step towards mental and emotional health. Be sure to have nutritious meals, limit alcohol and avoid smoking and other drugs, drink plenty of water, exercise, and get enough sleep.

Mental health tips provided by Grace Wang

Enrolled Nurse (Psychiatric)

Castle Peak Hospital

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mental health. Participants were divided into teams to

join and compete in the group games. Through direct

interaction in the games, participants came to know

each other and had a day of fun together.

MINDSET has been well supported by the Group

companies of Jardine Matheson. In the year of 2013/14,

nine Group companies organized their own ‘Mini-

MINDSET Days’, where Jardine Ambassadors and

staff of individual Group companies partnered with

different NGOs to hold an assortment of one-day

programmes for the recovered service users.

A visit to a historical building, King Yin Lei, was

organized by Jardine Ambassadors from Hactl and

Hongkong Land for service users from Phoenix

Clubhouse, whereas the joint team from Jardine

Matheson and Zung Fu had a tour to Yuen Long with

service users from MINDSET Club and Castle Peak

Hospital. In an activity for the Baptist Oi Kwan Social

Service, service users joined the Jardine Ambassadors

from Jardine OneSolution for a cupcake making

workshop.

Noonday GunIndividuals 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.

Contributions from Group CompaniesIn addition to contributions made through Walk Up

Jardine House and the CENTRAL Rat Race, Group

companies have made regular cash donations of some

(Top) Senior executives navigate through a ‘giant cheese obstacle course’ in a race to claim the ‘Big Rat Cup’.

(Left) A Jardines employee and a service user get to know each other at the MINDSET Fun Day.

HK$3 million to MINDSET

in the year of 2013/14. The

Group companies have also

made one-off donations

including HK$1.25 million

from Hongkong Land,

HK$1 million from Maxim’s

Caterers, HK$160,000 from

Mandarin Oriental Hong

Kong and HK$162,000 from

The Landmark Mandarin

Oriental.

Board of Governors

Ben Keswick(Chairman)

James Riley(Deputy Chairman)

Graham Allan

Edouard Ettedgui

Adam Keswick

Neil McNamara

Y. K. Pang

Steering Committee

Ben Keswick(Chairman)

Ritchie Bent

Raymond Chow

Thomas Ho

Michael Hobson

Adam Keswick

Michael Lee

Neil McNamara

Giles White

Tongwen Zhao

Honorary Advisers

Ophelia Chan

Professor Angelina Yuen(Vice President, Institutional Advancement and Partnership, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)

Fund Allocation Sub-Committee

Neil McNamara(Chairman)

Ophelia Chan

Christine Chiu

Raymond Chow

Angelina Yuen

Cecilia Leung(Secretary)

MINDSET Coordinators

Tim Chalk(Dairy Farm)

Carmen Chan(Jardine OneSolustion)

Kenneth Chan(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)

David Chen(Jardine Schindler)

Samantha Chung(Mandarin Oriental)

Norman Leung(Hongkong Land)

Danny Luk(Jardine Aviation Services)

Linda Luk(Jardine Engineering Corporation)

Stephen Sy(Gammon Construction)

Carrie Tse(Pizza Hut Hong Kong)

Jodie Warner(Jardine Lloyd Thompson)

Jonathan Wu(Jardine Shipping Services)

Amy Yee(Zung Fu)

Advisers to Jardine Ambassadors

Kenneth Bell

Nancy Chan

David Walker

Honorary Auditor

PricewaterhouseCoopers

Board of Governors and Committee Members

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Jardine Ambassadors

Current Ambassadors(2013-15)

Stephen Au Yeung(Jardine OneSolution)

Ben Chan(Mannings Hong Kong)

Billy Chan(Jardine Engineering Corporation)

Edgar Chan(Jardine Restaurant)

Iris Chan(Hongkong Land)

Karen Chan(Wellcome Hong Kong)

Michael Chan(Zung Fu)

Yvonne Chan(Jardine OneSolution)

Alessandro Cheung(The Excelsior)

Jessica Cheung(The Landmark Mandarin Oriental)

Terry Fung(Jardine Schindler)

Angus Hai(Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong)

Zach Ho(Gammon Construction)

Jasmine Kong(Wellcome Hong Kong)

Carol Kwok(Gammon Construction)

Benjamin Law(Dairy Farm)

Queenie Lee(Dairy Farm)

Ryan Lee(Hongkong Land)

Connie Leung(Jardine Schindler)

Fion Li(Dairy Farm)

Michael Li(Jardine Schindler)

Andrew Lo (Gammon Construction)

Teresa Ngan(Dairy Farm)

Tony Poon(Gammon Construction)

Jessica Tsang(Jardine Matheson)

Justin Tsang(Dairy Farm)

Roland Tsang(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)

Oscar Tse(Gammon Construction)

Phoebe Tse (IKEA Hong Kong)

Jessica Tsui(Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group)

Eddy Wong(Jardine Aviation Services)

Kenneth Wong(Zung Fu)

Tiger Wong(Gammon Construction)

Rex Ying(Gammon Construction)

Retired Ambassadors (2012-14)

Lawrence Chan(Hongkong Land)

Mio Cheang(Gammon Construction)

Noel Choi(IKEA Hong Kong)

Ginny Chong(Mannings Hong Kong)

Jimmy Choy(Jardine Engineering Corporation – Trane)

Desmond Chung(Gammon Construction)

Julian Fung(Gammon Construction)

Brian Ho(Gammon Construction)

Ryan Hui(Jardine Aviation Services)

Bernardina Kwoh(Hongkong Land)

Gareth Kwok(Jardine Engineering Corporation)

Shelley Kwok(Jardine Engineering Corporation)

Anthony Lam(Pizza Hut Hong Kong)

Brian Lam(Zung Fu)

Mandy Lam(Wellcome Hong Kong)

Whamsi Lam(Mannings Hong Kong)

Anthony Lau(Jardine Matheson)

Lester Lau(Jardine Schindler)

Derek Lee(Hyundai Hong Kong)

Yanny Lee(Dairy Farm)

Felix Leung(Jardine Schindler)

Nicholas Leung(The Landmark Mandarin Oriental)

Justin Louie(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)

Marshall Luk(Jardine Lloyd Thompson)

Meco Mar(IKEA Hong Kong)

Noel Ng(Wellcome Hong Kong)

Kenny Pang(Jardine Schindler)

Johnny Tam(Gammon Construction)

Tachi Tang(Jardine Aviation Services)

Jackal Wong(Gammon Construction)

Keith Yeung(Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals)

Stephen Yeung(Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong)

Group Companies

Jardine Matheson Limited

Jardine Pacific

• Gammon Construction

• Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals

• Jardine Aviation Services

• Jardine Engineering Corporation

• Jardine OneSolution

• Jardine Schindler

• Jardine Shipping Services

• Jardine Travel Group

• Pizza Hut Hong Kong

Jardine Motors

• Zung Fu

Jardine Lloyd Thompson

Dairy Farm

• IKEA Hong Kong

• Mannings Hong Kong

• Maxim’s Group

• 7-Eleven Hong Kong

• Starbucks

• ThreeSixty

• Wellcome Hong Kong

Hongkong Land

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

• Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok

• Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

• Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London

• Mandarin Oriental, Macau

• Mandarin Oriental, Pudong

• Mandarin Oriental, Sanya

• Mandarin Oriental, Singapore

• Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo

• The Excelsior, Hong Kong

• The Landmark Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong

NGOs and Other Supporting Organizations

• Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service

• The Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong

• Caritas Hostel – Fanling

• Caritas Jockey Club Lai King Rehabilitation Centre

• Caritas Wellness Link – Tsuen Wan

• Castle Peak Hospital

• Fu Hong Society

• Hospital Authority

• Hong Kong St. John Ambulance

• Kwai Chung Hospital

• Kwai Chung Integrated Rehabilitation Centre, Po Leung Kuk

• The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong

• New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association

• Phoenix Clubhouse

• Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong

• The Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention

• Yeung Sing Memorial Long Stay Care Home, Tung Wah Group of Hospitals

Acknowledgement

Jardine Ambassadors commit their own time to help promote mental health to schools and the community at large.

Schools in Support of the Health in Mind Programme in the Academic year of 2013/14

• Belilios Public School

• Carmel Divine Grace Foundation Secondary School

• CCC Kwei Wah Shan College

• CCC Ming Yin College

• CCC Rotary Secondary School

• Chinese YMCA Secondary School

• CUHKFAA Thomas Cheung Secondary School

• ELCHK Lutheran Secondary School

• Heep Yunn School

• Hong Kong True Light College

• Lai King Catholic Secondary School

• Lions College

• Lok Sin Tong Yu Kan Hing Secondary School

• Po Leung Kuk C W Chu College

• Pok Oi Hospital 80th Anniversary Tang Ying Hei College

• Queen Elizabeth School

• Rhenish Church Pang Hok-Ko Memorial College

• San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School

• SKH Tsoi Kung Po Secondary School

• St. Rose of Lima’s College

• St. Teresa Secondary School

• Tin Ka Ping Secondary School

• Tseung Kwan O Government Secondary School

• Tsuen Wan Government Secondary School

• Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Chang Ming Thien College

• Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Mrs Fung Wong Fung Ting College

• Wai Kiu College

• Yan Chai Hospital Wong Wha San Secondary School

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