Li Ka-shing receives a special gift handmade by the patients in the hospice centres from Dr Loretta Yam (left), Hong Kong East Cluster Chief Executive, and Dr Anne Lee, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital Hospice Programme Project Leader.
Hospice Care Expansion A Caring Formula to Love HK Your Way
(Hong Kong, 28 March 2011) Between 2007 and 2010, through the “Heart of Gold” Hong Kong Hospice Service Programme, more than 1500 volunteers, 100 medical professionals, 8 hospice centers and the Li Ka Shing Foundation (“LKSF”) partnered to serve the complex needs of terminal-stage cancer patients... Read More
Loving Hong Kong in 177 Ways
(Hong Kong, 18 December 2010) More than 400 awardees representing the 177 projects voted in by the public and selected by Mr Li Ka-shing gathered today to share their work and aspirations with each other and representatives from The Hong Kong Council of Social Service and St James’ Settlement. Mr... Read More
Opening Ceremony of The 3rd Annual Palliative Care Symposium for Health Care Workers in Chinese Population
(Hong Kong, 11 December 2010) The 3rd Annual Palliative Care Symposium for Health Care Workers in Chinese Population jointly organized by the Faculty of Medicine at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and Li Ka Shing Foundation “Heart of Gold” Hong Kong Hospice Service Program was held... Read More
Love HK Your WayA total of HK$28M in grants for 177 “Love Ideas, Love HK” projects
(Hong Kong, 24 November 2010) “Love Ideas, Love HK” programme, the first initiative of the Li Ka Shing Foundation’s “Love HK Your Way!” philanthropic campaign, will be awarding grants for 177 projects. During a three-week voting session, more than 74,000 registered voters casted a total... Read More
Vote to Love HK Your Way
(Hong Kong, 31 October 2010) “Love Ideas, Love HK”, the public philanthropic programme launched by Li Ka Shing Foundation (LKSF) received overwhelming response – more than a thousand proposals were submitted amongst which approximately 700 projects will be listed for public voting on the... Read More
LKSF and Cheung Kong / Hutchison Group contribute HKD500M to support the Community Care Fund
（Hong Kong, 14 October 2010）Following the launch of the HKD300 million “Love HK Your Way!” campaign last month, Mr Li Ka Shing pledged on the spot a contribution of HKD500 million to support the Community Care Fund when the HKSAR Chief Executive outlined the programme to him earlier. The contribution... Read More
Stanford University Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge Dedication Ceremony
The elite students of this great university, who become elite leaders, are not content to be moralizing spectators. They are explorers and discoverers searching for, and finding solutions to, the great challenges of our complex world. They know the higher order of the ennobled human spirit, and they... Read More
President John Hennessy of Stanford University and Dean Philip Pizzo of the medical school laugh with Li Ka-shing as he presents the school with an ancient Chinese crib sheet, used by students in the 18th and 19th centuries to cheat on imperial exams. The presentation was made during the dedication ceremonies of the new Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at the Stanford University School of Medicine.
Li Ka-shing confers with President John Hennessy of Stanford University prior to the dedication of the Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at the school of medicine, September 29, 2010.
Li Ka-shing looks on as Dr Alan Yeung performs a simulated endovascular procedure in the new Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at the Stanford University School of Medicine. The technologically advanced building has one of the largest and most advanced simulation facilities in the world and a high-end video capture system, representing the latest in medical education. Dr Yeung also received the first Li Ka Shing Professorship in Cardiology.
Li Ka-shing examines “Harvey”, a cardiopulmonary patient simulator in the Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at the Stanford University School of Medicine. The new, five-story building is one of the most technologically advanced medical training centers in the world for immersive and simulation-based learning.
