The ways schools identify a child’s learning needs and put the right support in place, so every child can learn, progress and take part in school life.
The principle that every child should be able to attend school and receive an appropriate education, with the support they need to access learning.
A set of international principles that place children’s best interests first and protect their rights to education, safety, health and development.
The policies, training and reporting processes that protect children from harm, ensure adults act responsibly, and make sure concerns are raised and addressed quickly.
Support that helps young people build confidence, life skills and resilience, so they can express their views, make good decisions and participate in their communities.
In August 2020, AHF secured a school site and established a special educational needs (SEN) school to provide direct support to children with SEN and their families.
We help children build the academic, social and life skills they need to fulfil their potential. We also support parents with clear, practical guidance so they can make informed decisions and secure the right education for their child.
Anfield St Bosco Koon Ying School is a non-profit school.
We improve quality of life for people who are deprived, underprivileged or otherwise vulnerable. We provide financial and practical support, including humanitarian aid, food, essential goods and teaching resources, to trusted charities in Hong Kong and overseas.
HK$29,865
We supported Save the Children Hong Kong’s Children’s Emergency Fund. This fund helps children and families affected by disasters and crises, with rapid support when it matters most.
HK$60,000
We funded children’s participation and voice through HKCCR. Our support helped run the “I Have Something to Say” Children’s Forum, giving children a platform to speak and be heard.
HK$11,760
We provided essential items and practical support through trusted charities. These donations met immediate needs, protected dignity, and helped vulnerable people get through difficult times.
HK$50,930
We donated HK$50,930 to the Children’s Emergency Fund managed by Save the Children Hong Kong. This fund helps children and families affected by disasters and crises, with rapid support when needs are urgent.
HK$63,890
We supported HKCCR to strengthen children’s participation and promote children’s rights in Hong Kong. We funded events that gave children a platform to speak, be heard, and shape the discussion on issues affecting their lives.
HK$52,723
We continued to invest in our special school project and provided practical support through trusted charities. We focused on safety, wellbeing, and essential needs for children and vulnerable communities.
HK$131,000
We supported emergency response for children and families affected by crisis. This included the Children’s Emergency Fund and earthquake relief.
HK$27,557
We supported access to clean water, decent toilets and hygiene education. These essentials protect health and keep children learning and communities resilient.
HK$54,050
We supported children’s rights work in Hong Kong and provided practical resources through trusted charities.
HK$80,000
We funded a documentary on child participation in Hong Kong. It supports teaching and professional learning for people who work with
HK$12,600
We donated staple food to support meal provision for people facing hardship.
HK$12,600
We supported children’s rights work in Hong Kong and provided practical resources through trusted charities.
True, lasting change isn’t built overnight, it’s built day by day, together. By donating to the Anfield Hearts Foundation you provide support needed to sustain our SEN programs and support for children year-round.
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