On 7 June 2024, the EOC held a press conference to announce the release of the Media Guidelines for Reporting on Mental Health Issues. Developed by the EOC in collaboration with individual members of the Advisory Committee on Mental Health (ACMH) and a representative from the Hong Kong Press Council, the Guidelines serve as a reference for media practitioners, encouraging them to uphold the principles of fairness and objectivity when reporting issues or incidents related to mental health.

The Women’s Foundation (TWF)’s Mentoring Programme for Women Leaders 2024-25 is now open for application until 28 June 2024. The year-long programme aims to provide participants with tools to advance their skills and knowledge in diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI), and foster holistic growth and leadership development. It also seeks to cultivate inclusive leaders and nurture a group of gender advocates to drive change at both the personal and institutional level.

Organised by the Junior Chamber International Hong Kong, the Ten Outstanding Young Persons (TOYP) Selection 2024 is now open for nominations until 12 July 2024. The EOC is proud to support this initiative.

As Hong Kong continues to deal with the issue of population ageing, it is crucial that we not only address the needs of the elderly, but also provide support for their caregivers.