The year-long charitable initiative provides evidence-based support for primary school students in Primary 3 to Primary 6 diagnosed with ADHD and their parents, with a focus on low-income families. By integrating neurocognitive technology and non-pharmacological interventions, it aims to strengthen children’s attention, emotional regulation, and executive functioning, while improving family relationships.
“Brain Empowerment: Empowering Minds, Strengthening Families” has been recognised at the Connecting Hearts event, receiving both the Programme Award and the Most Favourite Social Welfare Story grand prize.
An evidence-based charity program for P.3-6 students with ADHD and their parents, including neurocognitive training and parent coaching in order to improve kids’ attentiveness, learning abilities, and family relationships.
