Help Children with Hearing Impairments with Homework in Tuen Mun
Organisation
The Hong Kong Society for the Deaf
Volunteering period
14/11/2026 - 14/11/2026
Location
Hong Kong Citywide
Application deadline
13/11/2026
Description
Description: Hong Kong Society for the Deaf strives towards improving education for hearing-impaired children and supporting their families.
Volunteer roles:
Volunteers work directly with a group of three to four students to guide them through homework and to enhance their learning motivations. This allows students to consolidate their learning and further their studies.
Background of the students:
1. Age: 5-12 (Primary 1-6 & Secondary 1)
2. Special needs:
All of them have moderate to severe level of hearing-impairment. Some children have different SEN conditions, e.g. hyperactivity disorder, autism
Volunteer Requirements:
Cantonese speakers aged 16/+ who can read/write traditional Chinese and English.
Be patient when communicating with children.
All volunteers must be registered with HandsOn Hong Kong. Friends or family members must also register and sign up separately.
Location
Hong Kong Citywide
Schedule
Volunteer Service
Sat, 14 November 2026 11:30AM
Sat, 14 November 2026 01:00PM
105-108, G/F, Ting Lung House, On Ting Estate, Tuen Mun, New Territories
Additional Information
Cause
- Education
Service recipient
- Children & youth
- Children & youth
Remarks
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