Rthkoperation Santa Claus 2006

CEO Alice Chan told Radio 3's Sarah Passmore that The Society for AIDS Care are asking Operation Santa Claus to help them provide holistic treatment for their patients.

Michael Fung talks to Radio 3's Ian Pooler.Morgan Stanley's Stefanie Fischer speaks with Radio 3's Bryan Curtis."

AIDS Concern are keen to educate everyone about properly protecting ourselves against the disease. Programme Director Winnie Ho gave Sarah Passmore some hands-on experience.

The Boy's Brigade want help with "Sharity" or "Share the Charity", in which their young members will befriend more elderly members of society as Deputy Brigade Secretary Li Chi Fai and Training Secretary Deon Chan told Radio 3's Sarah Passmore

This local charity helps other charities achieve their goals by redistributing unwanted goods to organizations in Hong Kong and around the world. But they are also trying to educate the public. Erin Bowland visited Crossroads.

On the Backchat programme, Hugh Chiverton spoke to the Association's Community and hospital play manager Blondi Kwok about their therapeutic play project.

Dr. Timothy Teoh talks to Radio 3's Andy Curtis. How will the money be spent, and how widespread is kidney disease in Hong Kong?

Tabitha Ho, chairman of the Children's Kidney Trust Fund and Paediatrition Dr Tse Kei-Chiu speak to Sarah Passmore on Naked Lunch.

On the Backchat programme, Hugh Chiverton spoke to anchor Hung, Disability Studies Centre Manager. Their wish for Christmas is to build the self-esteem of children and teenagers with epilepsy.

On the Backchat programme, Nick Beacroft and Hugh Chiverton talked to the Centre's manager, Karen Lo.

RTHK's Alyson Hau speaks to the headmistress, Ms Lai Mi-Har, and learn more about how Operation Santa Claus can help modernize the equipments for psycho-mental therapeutic and integrated audio visual units for the hearing impaired

Sarah Passmore went to find out more about the Down Syndrome Association's "Art Link" and how we can help them.

The Rehabaid Society supports efforts to apply appropriate technology to help disabled people, including those severely affected. Hugh Chiverton visited the Rehabaid Centre at the Polytechnic University to talk to manager Jonathan Wong.

Trust, Respect, Equality, Acceptance, Togetherness and Sharing. These are the words behind the Hong Kong children's charity, TREATS. Radio 3's Erin Bowland spoke to the director, to find out more…

Phil Whelan from the Morning Brew program spoke to the Executive Secretary of Rehab Power, Dr Raymond Chung.

On the Backchat programme, Bryan Curtis spoke to the Centre's supervisor Lou Chen Kang to talk about its 'Youth Rebuild' project.

Radio 3's Peter King talks so some of those involved with the Foundation and its 'Slam Dunk' Challenge.

On the Morning Brew programme, Phil Whelan talked to Senior Education Officer Michelle Tam about the Foundation and its work in Hong Kong.

The Chi Heng Foundation works with 4000 Children impacted by HIV/AIDS in Central China. Its founder Chung To showed Hugh Chiverton some of the people who are benefiting from their help.

The Council's Grace Li, a Service Supervisor, talked to Phil Whelan on the Morning Brew programme.