As well, 31 students, parents and teachers were recognized for fostering a culture of mutual support.
Five years ago, Cheung Hiu-Yeung was sever years old. He was confirmed that his knee had a tumor and bone cancer. Hiu-Yeung's parents felt upset originally but they got help from different people and started to overcome the fear. Hiu-Yeung's mother was responsible for looking after Hiu-Yeung and Hiu-Yeung's father was responsible for encouraging Hiu-Yeung.
Hiu-Yeung had completed the treatment for 8 months. Although he can still keep his legs, the right knee can not grow up anymore because of marrow. Thus, Hiu-Yeung need to go back hospital to have treatment to extend his right light every year. But Hiu-Yeung's family still feel owed as their son can keep his right leg and stay with them. Now, Hiu-Yeung is studying secondary one and the school staffs are willing to help Hiu-Yeung, such as allow Hiu-Yeung to use lift, arrange "angels" to help Hiu-Yeung.
It was the second year in a row for the awards scheme organized by the Committee on Home-School Co- operation and the University of Hong Kong's department of social work and social administration in support of a program launched by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention.
Source: The Standard
