Former CUHK Medical School Scholar Founds Social Enterprise to Expand End-of-Life Choices for Hongkongers
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On 16 October 2026, the South China Morning Post reported that Dr Ng Kwai-lun, who formerly worked at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's Faculty of Medicine, left a stable university teaching post to start a business, founding a social enterprise to give Hongkongers more end-of-life arrangement choices. The report said he was previously responsible for embalming at the medical school and helped run and promote a body donation programme. In the process, he found a gap between what people were told they could do and the services actually available, and resolved to fill it.
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- 南華早報·香港Former CUHK Medical School Scholar Founds Social Enterprise to Give Hongkongers More End-of-Life Choices
Dr Ng Kwai-lun, who once worked at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's medical school, left a stable university teaching post to start a business, founding a social enterprise to give Hongkongers more end-of-life arrangement choices. He found a gap between what people are told they can do and the services actually available, and resolved to fill it. He previously handled embalming at the medical school and helped run and promote a body donation programme.
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