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Navigating autism in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s autism support services are fragmented. Can the private sector help?

Hong Kong can draw on Art March’s success by keeping it authentic

Time to confront the uncomfortable truths about the Tai Po fire

Hong Kong society

Interview with Raymond Lam Yiu-wah and his five-year-old autistic son for a story about autism. Photo: Edmond So

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Raymond Lam says caring for his five-year-old autistic son requires his full attention. Photo: Edmond So

Damien Green has called for better coordinated service provision and urged the private sector to play a greater role. Photo: Edmond So

Experts say services are fragmented and under-resourced, leaving patients facing long waits for affordable public support.


Amid mounting challenges for Hong Kong’s rising autistic population, the South China Morning Post examines how the city can mobilise stronger support to turn systemic hurdles into opportunities for inclusion.


Hong Kong children

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