Cheung Kai-yuen Founds Smile Again to Provide Accessible Dental Care
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On 18 October 2026, the South China Morning Post reported from Hong Kong that Hong Kong social worker Cheung Kai-yuen and dentist Ho Kwun-yin co-founded the social enterprise Smile Again to provide more accessible dental care for cancer survivors, people with disabilities and children with special needs. Services include wheelchair-friendly facilities, extended consultation hours and tailored communication methods. Cheung Kai-yuen was shortlisted for the Hong Kong Spirit Awards for this.
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- 南華早報·香港Hong Kong Spirit Awards Finalist Cheung Kai-yuen Founds Smile Again to Provide Accessible Dental Care for Cancer Survivors and People with Special Needs
Hong Kong social worker Cheung Kai-yuen and dentist Ho Kwun-yin co-founded social enterprise Smile Again to provide more accessible dental care for cancer survivors, people with disabilities and children with special needs. Services include wheelchair-friendly facilities, extended consultation hours and tailored communication methods, and Cheung Kai-yuen is a finalist in the Hong Kong Spirit Awards.
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