
Opening Ceremony
Hong Kong ADHD Awareness Week returns! This year’s theme is “Move Your Mind, Own Your Brain”. Join us for two days of in-person activities at Fortune Metropolis, Hung Hom, on 24 and 25 October, with the opening ceremony at 11:00 am on 24 October. Bringing together ADHD education, professional sharing and community exchange, we invite you to an inspiring and welcoming weekend.
People with ADHD and their families, educators, healthcare professionals and members of the public are warmly invited to the opening ceremony as we launch this year’s Awareness Week and promote greater understanding and acceptance of ADHD.
Whether you are looking for child ADHD support resources, hoping to connect with the adult ADHD community, or simply want to learn more about ADHD, join us over these two days to meet others and explore support and possibilities that suit you.

Guest of Honour
Dr Ferrick CHU Chung-man
Equal Opportunities Commission
Executive Director (Operations)

Awareness Week Ambassador
Mr Sammy
DJ and entertainer

Awareness Week Ambassador
Mr Cheung Siu Lun
Former Hong Kong fencing athlete
Date: Saturday, 24 October 2026
Time: 11:00 am
Venue: Level 7 Atrium, Fortune Metropolis, Hung Hom (MTR Hung Hom Station Exit C2)
Guest of Honour: Dr Ferrick CHU Chung-man, Executive Director (Operations), Equal Opportunities Commission
Awareness Week Ambassadors: Mr Sammy and Mr Cheung Siu Lun
Audience: Invited guests and the public
Registration required: No
Free ADHD assessment for children

Free ADHD assessment for children in Hong Kong: infrared brain scan (fNIRS)
Free assessments for children aged 7–16.
Dates: 24–25 October 2026
Saturday, 24 October · 2:00–6:00 pm
Sunday, 25 October · 11:00 am–1:00 pm
Sunday, 25 October · 2:00–6:00 pm
Venue: L7 Lobby and L8 shops, Fortune Metropolis, Hung Hom
Age group: Children aged 7–16
Places: 20 in total
Fee: Free
Advance registration: Required

Why participate?
Completely free:
Receive a preliminary ADHD assessment for your child.
fNIRS brain scan:
An infrared brain scan examines frontal / temporal lobe function.
Immediate results:
Receive your personalised results after the scan.
ADHD Parents’ Discussion Group
When your child feels stuck, how can you help?
Looking for practical ways to support your child through everyday challenges? Join Dr Dennis Cheung and fellow parents for an afternoon of sharing and discussion. After an opening talk of around 20 minutes, parents will exchange experiences, questions and ideas in small groups. Dr Cheung will move between groups to join the conversations and answer questions. Come with something you would like to explore, hear what other parents have tried, and consider a next step that could work for your family.
Date: Saturday, 24 October 2026
Time: 3:30–6:00 pm | 150 minutes
Guest: Dr Dennis Cheung
Format: Around 20 minutes of opening remarks, followed by small-group discussions and guest Q&A
Free to attend | Please complete the event registration form
Adult ADHD discussion group
Adult ADHD Discussion Group
How can I make it happen?
Is there something you want to do, but you haven’t found an approach that works for you? Amanda Fok will open with a sharing session of around 20 minutes, followed by small-group discussions. Together, we’ll explore everyday tools, habits, mindsets and ways to shape our surroundings to support action. Bring a small goal you would like to move forward, exchange practical ideas, and explore a manageable next step that fits your own life.
Date: Sunday, 25 October 2026
Time: 3:30–6:00 pm | 150 minutes
Guest speaker: Amanda Fok
Format: Around 20 minutes of opening remarks, followed by small-group discussions
Free to attend | Please complete the event registration form
BRMT Rhythmic Movement Training Experience
Explore a different way of learning about yourself through movement. BRMT (Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training) is an approach based on natural, rhythmic movement patterns observed in infancy. This introductory activity offers an opportunity to learn about BRMT and explore rhythmic movement and bodily awareness.
Adults interested in rhythmic movement, as well as parents and carers curious about the approach, are welcome to learn more. This is an introductory experience and does not replace medical assessment or treatment.
Session times and participation details: Coming soon.

Interactive Games
Get hands-on and join the fun!
Which activity will you try first? Race a spider robot, try floor curling, experience an indoor sailing simulator, or take on a brain-controlled car race! Each of these four interactive games offers a different way to explore, get hands-on and enjoy the moment. Bring your friends and family, cheer each other on and make memories together this weekend. Register for the event and join the fun!
Dates: 24–25 October 2026 (Saturday and Sunday)
Free admission | Please register for the event in advance
Places for individual experiences and group sessions are limited. Please refer to the relevant activity registration pages and on-site announcements for participation arrangements.
Workshops and Other Experiences
24 October (Saturday)
1. One-to-One ADHD Coaching | Room 855
12:30–13:00, 13:00–13:30, 14:15–14:45
2. Access Bars® Experience | Room 911
14:00–18:00
3. Parent Sharing Group | Dr. Dennis Cheung | Room 855
15:30–18:00
25 October (Sunday)
1. One-to-One ADHD Coaching | Room 855
11:15–11:45, 11:45–12:15, 12:30–13:00
2. Workshop with Dr. Christine Chan | Room 911
15:00–16:30
3. Adult ADHD Sharing Group | Amanda Fok | Room 855
15:30–18:00




GSIA Multi-Sport Free Trial Classes (Friday, 30 October)

🏃 Move to Boost the Brain | GSIA Multi-Sport Free Trial Classes
Exercise is more than a way to “burn off energy”; it helps children discover their abilities and build on their strengths.
🧠 GSIA plans training around each child’s demonstrated abilities, movement and task performance—putting abilities before labels.
📅 Date: Friday, 30 October 2026
🕟 Session A | Ages 5–8 | 4:20–5:30 pm | Arrival: 4:15 pm | Up to 12 children
🕠 Session B | Ages 9–12 | 5:35–6:45 pm | Arrival: 5:30 pm | Up to 12 children
🎟️ Fee: Free | First come, first served
📍 Venue: 同恆夢 “Multi-Sport Training Centre”, Shops 618–620, 6/F, Tsz Wan Shan Shopping Centre
Advance registration: Required
✨ See what your child can do—and where their strengths can grow.


