Our Advisors
Our advisors bring experience, insight, and encouragement to Project SOAR as we grow our work with children, families, and communities.
Dr CHUNG Pui Hong
Assistant Dean (Health Sciences Programmes & Admissions), LKS Faculty of Medicine
Clinical Associate Professor of Practice
BASc(GHD) Programme Director
Division of Community Medicine and Public Health Practice
MBBS(HK), DOM(CUHK), PDipID(HK), MPH(CUHK), FHKCCM, FHKAM (Community Medicine)
Ms. Diane LO
Diane Lo is an Educational Psychologist registered under the Division of Educational Psychology of Hong Kong Psychological Society (DEP, HKPS) and a Member of Register of Educational Psychologists accredited by the Department of Health. She has provided psychological services to a wide range of clientele, including primary and secondary school students with autism spectrum disorder, specific learning difficulties, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, anxiety disorders and depression. Ms. Lo constantly provides training for parents, teachers and social workers on topics such as support strategies for students with special educational needs, increasing positive emotions in children, crisis management and effective learning strategies. She has also provided clinical supervision to psychologist trainees and appeared on television programs, radio shows, magazines as guest speakers.
Ms. Sharon CHOW
Sharon’s background is marked by a diverse interdisciplinary background and a commitment to fostering positive change in life and the environment. She is currently managing a regional partnership programme in the University of Cambridge, supporting the integration of research and practices for public health impacts.
Prior to her tenure in the UK, Sharon spearheaded two charitable foundations in Hong Kong, where she connected, supported, and empowered emerging leaders, academics, and organizations to spearhead impactful initiatives aimed at nurturing sustainable futures. With over 15 years of experience, Sharon has worked closely with universities, government bodies, NGOs, and local communities, championing various sustainable building projects in both rural and humanitarian settings.
She also serves as an adjunct tutor at the Collaborating Centre for Oxford University and CUHK for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response, and Programme and Advocacy Committee Member at Oxfam Hong Kong.
Mr TAM Hsien Ming
Former Principal, Primary School