Camp Quality News
Honorary Chairman
Prof YUEN Man Pan, Patrick
Prof Patrick Yuen is a graduate of University of Saskatchewan, Canada. In 1974, upon completion of his training in Paediatrics, Paediatric Oncology & Haematology, he returned to Hong Kong and became one of the pioneers in the field of paediatric haematology and oncology. He joined the Department of Paediatrics, CUHK on 1 June 1984. He was responsible for setting up the paediatric bone marrow transplant unit of PWH in 1991. For his achievements in this field, he received the Outstanding Asian Paediatrician Award 2006 from the Asian Pacific Paediatric Association (APPA). Prof Yuen is now retired and working in the Department of Paediatrics as Honorary Clinical Professor of Paediatrics, CUHK.
Child with Cancer
If you are between 4 to 18 years of age and currently on treatment then we would love you to join us.
CQ News
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Martyn’s Ecuador Adventure for Camp Quality
Camp Quality is delighted to announce that our dear friend and supporter Martyn Sawyer will be once again helping Camp Quality to raise vital funds through the Racing the Planet Series – The Ecuador Race which will take place in July 2015. Since … Continue reading
China Camps
CQ in China
Camp Quality in China, What we do
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Camp Quality in China
China is a country where hospital condition are poor and hundreds of children are diagnosed with cancer each year. It is with this knowledge that Camp Quality finds itself drawn into playing a bigger role with the hope of bringing … Continue reading
Friends of CQ
Meet our good Friends
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Camper Mak Hong Yuen
Hello everyone, I am called Mak Hong Yuen. I come from a normal family with two gorgeous sisters and a pair of wonderful and supportive parents. I am 17 years old, currently in F4 only because as result of my … Continue reading
companions
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Camp Quality does not receive any funding from the government or the Community Chest, we depend on the community for support.
