SEN opportunities

Various job opportunities for students with SEN.

Participants could receive HK$200 for successfully completing the study.

The T.M. Gregory Memorial Scholarship / S.K.Y. Lee & Lee Chi Hung Scholarship for Hearing Impaired Students aims to support outstanding students with hearing impairments in pursuing overseas or HKSAR government-recognized post-secondary education, whether through full-time or part-time study, for the 2026-2027 academic year.

The Enhance Mentorship Program aims to address the challenges faced by students and young people with disabilities aged 18+ seeking to build confidence, strengthen skills and enhance employment opportunities by pairing each participant with both a corporate mentor and a PwD role model who bring together professional insight and lived experience, and providing comprehensive support including one-on-one mentoring, career-focused workshops, wellbeing check-ins and peer connection within a supportive cohort.

Established in 2013, the ‘Artists with Disability Development Fund’ is funded by Lee Hysan Foundation. It aims at financing and assisting outstanding Hong Kong people with disabilities aged 40 or below for local or overseas arts studies or a specific development path in the arts.