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IMPACT IMPACT REPORT REPORT 2025

Shukr: Thank You

10 Years of Caring, Collaboration, and Impact

THE ZUBIN FOUNDATION

An Integrated Service Provider for Hong Kong's Ethnically Diverse Communities

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Letter from Our Founder & CEO, Shalini Mahtani

Summary: 2025 in Impact Numbers

Adult Mental Health

Youth Opportunities

Women

Children

Elderly

Capacity Building

Financials

Shukur - 10 Years of Caring, Collaboration, and Impact

2025: Shukur in Action

About The Zubin Foundation

LETTER FROM OUR FOUNDER & CEO

Shalini Mahtani

Shukr: A Decade of Caring, Collaboration, and Impact As we celebrate 10 years of The Zubin Foundation, one word comes to mind: Shukur - the word for gratitude in Hindi and Urdu. Over the past decade, we have remained committed to our mission of reducing suffering and providing opportunities for Hong Kong's marginalised ethnically diverse communities. We knew the challenges were significant. Too many individuals and families were facing barriers to education, employment, healthcare and social support. Too many were navigating these challenges unseen and unheard. What we did not know then was how much could be achieved when communities - including government, NGO partners, volunteers, funders and service users - come together with a shared purpose of improving lives.

Two Profound Contributions to Hong Kong Looking back, I believe we have made two important contributions to Hong Kong. First, we have provided direct support to individuals facing hardship, helping them navigate challenges ranging from mental health and domestic violence to education, employment and elderly care. Second, we have amplified the voices and representation of ethnically diverse communities through advocacy, research and leadership development.

Lives Changed, Futures Shaped While impact can be measured in numbers, it is ultimately reflected in people. It is seen in women rebuilding their lives with confidence and dignity through support groups. In young people pursuing higher education and meaningful careers via scholarships. In families and children finding support during difficult times with counselling. And in elderly community members finding friendship, connection and belonging through weekly gatherings. I am proud of what we have achieved together, but even more proud of the resilience, courage and determination shown by the communities we serve. They continue to inspire us every day.

Shukur - Thank You This anniversary is also an opportunity to say thank you. To my team, board members, committee members, government, donors, NGO partners, volunteers and supporters: your generosity and trust have made every achievement possible. As we begin our next chapter, we remain hopeful for a future where every person in Hong Kong can thrive, regardless of ethnicity or background. Thank you for walking this journey with us. Shukur, Shukur, Shukur. Shalini Mahtani, MH, MBE

The Zubin Foundation’s 10th Year Anniversary Reception

2025

in Impact Numbers

The Zubin Foundation is a registered charity and an integrated service provider with a mission to improve the lives of Hong Kong’s marginalised ethnically diverse individuals by reducing suffering and providing opportunities. These numbers reflect the power of support made possible by every donor, partner, and volunteer who stood with us.

Adult Mental Health

1,336

Hours of one-on-one counselling

service for 144 adults helping them manage their stress, depression, and anxiety, enabling them to better deal with challenges.

Youth Opportunities

716

Youth given opportunities in education, employment and capacity building to empower and equip them with the skills to succeed.

Women

763

Children

1,089

Women

provided with a safe space to share, build friendships, and learn new skills.

Children and families

including children at the end of life received counselling, occupational speech, and behavioural therapies, storytelling sessions, emotional support groups and outings.

Elderly

6,955

Youth

Capacity Building

Elderly individuals

provided with opportunities to build friendships, stay active, and reduce social isolation through gatherings and community activities.

133

Professional and community engagement

provided to universities, public and international schools and companies, about the status of ethnically diverse individuals and the importance of racial diversity, equity and inclusion.

# Figures in the impact report based on activity attendance. Individual participants may be included multiple times. 4

ADULT MENTAL HEALTH The Zubin Foundation provides free of charge counselling to non-Chinese residents of Hong Kong in English, Hindi, Urdu and Nepali. Adult counselling is provided through the Ethnic Minority Well-being Centre. This is an initiative of the Health Bureau of the Hong Kong SAR government, allowing all non-Chinese Hong Kong adults to access mental health counselling.

Influencing Systems, Empowering Communities via Workshops & Booths

Ethnic Minority Well-being Centre The Zubin Foundation provides free of charge counselling to non-Chinese residents of Hong Kong in English, Hindi, Urdu and Nepali.

144 1,336 HK$1,603,200 clients received

hours of counselling

conservative estimate of market value of free counselling provided

I came to counselling to better manage my emotions and heal from painful experiences. Counselling taught me to recognise my triggers and use grounding and breathing techniques to manage anxiety and stay calm. These strategies became so effective that even my friends would remind me to use them when I felt overwhelmed. Despite periods of severe depression and anxiety, counselling helped me seek help, never give up, and pursue goals that once felt impossible. Having a counsellor, who understood my culture and could speak Urdu when needed, made a big difference. Most importantly, counselling gave me the courage to be happy again.

We equip social workers, mental health practitioners, frontline staff of NGOs, and university students with understanding of the unique mental health challenges of our community. At the same time, our Youth Mental Health Ambassadors, young people living across Hong Kong, extend this impact by promoting mental well-being and selfcare in their wider community.

trainings

1,323

individuals engaged

Well-being workshop at Yau Tsim Mong District Health Centre

A 26-year-old Pakistani woman client of our counselling services

Thank you for all the help with regards to my mental health. Thanks to you, I have been applying these methods to myself whenever I am feeling anxious. It was rather mindful compared to my previous method of crying with no hope for the future. Before our sessions, I was afraid of holidays because of the intrusive thoughts. Now, I am much more calm during my holiday break, and the intrusive thoughts do not bother me as much anymore.

A 21-year-old Filipino woman client of our counselling services

Well-being Booth during Wellness Week at Hong Kong Baptist University

Data analysis by the Department of Nursing at The University of Hong Kong, amongst 170 clients who completed treatment and corresponding assessments with the Ethnic Minority Well-being Centre between 2024 and 2025, showed a significant improvement in mental health clientes. Specifically: Depressive and anxiety symptoms decreased General stress levels dropped; 89% said counselling improved their lives.

YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES For ethnically diverse youth, we provide financial bursaries and mentorship during university and further education, training for internships and jobs, internship positions, job advising, and personal development support groups. We collaborate with government schools, all Hong Kong universities, the private and NGO sector, labour department, and the Equal Opportunities Commission to provide opportunities.

University and Community Colleges – Financial Scholarships Provide students with financial bursaries, plus mentorship and personal development workshops, to study at university level. An independent Scholarships Committee interviews and selects students.

51 financial scholarships given with a monetary value of

HK$3.6 million

Internships Ethnically diverse students at university and community colleges are placed in internships to gain work experience in the private and NGO sectors

41 HK$474,300

students placed in internships

the total amount received by interns

(349 applications received)

Jobs Capacity Building Soft skills training to build employability. Topics ranged from CV clinic, interview skills, public speaking, financial literacy, resilience and more.

316 210 609

Provided job advising and placements.

52 placed in paid employment for at least 1 year. Each received coaching and career support.

HK$10.7 million

youth engaged

yearly income of jobs provided.

volunteer trainers involved sessions skills training offered

The support I received from The Zubin Foundation during job hunting was invaluable. Finding a full-time position was challenging because of high competition and my lack of local experience. Participating in the Life Skills Programme, I actively sought guidance from mentors and attended workshops focused on resume writing and interview preparation. I gained the confidence to present myself professionally. I am very grateful to The Zubin Foundation as their support gave me both the skills and confidence to succeed.

Bibi Sofia 26, Pakistani, Form 6 graduate

Scholarship Awards Ceremony 2025

EMerging Talent Summer Internship Programme

Scholar Workshop - Social Media Marketing Workshop

Capacity Building Workshop on Public Speaking, CV Clinic and Career Exploration

As my first internship and initial experience in the business field, I am extremely grateful to Withers, especially to my supervisor, for teaching me about the workplace and helping me feel comfortable. I am also very thankful to The Zubin Foundation for providing me with this opportunity.

Bautista Ocean Reese Pasaporte 19 years old, Filipino, Bachelor of Business Administration, Hong Kong Baptist University

Receiving The Zubin Foundation Scholarship helped cover my university fees and significantly eased my family’s financial burden. I was able to focus more on my studies and myself, without worrying about finances. The scholarship also connected me to people and mentors, such as William - my Swire mentor, who have been instrumental in my development over the year. Sandhu Anmol Singh Young Person Scholar 19 years old, Indian, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surrgery at the University of Hong Kong (HKU)

Scholarships Award Ceremony 2025

WOMEN In ethnically diverse communities, women are among the most marginalised. Our focus is on building women’s self-confidence through creating safe spaces for them to share and learn, empowerment and upskilling.

Call Mira Helpline Helpline for women and girls in crisis, offering resources and hand-holding services to callers who required assistance. When the nature of call is related to the law, legal information is provided by our Call Mira Legal Leads.

737 485

calls received new women reached

Women’s Empowerment Programme Created by grassroots mothers and homemakers from Hong Kong’s ethnically diverse communities, these handcrafted products represent their new skills, greater confidence and the opportunity to earn an income from home while caring for their families. Every product tells a story of resilience, creativity, and opportunity. Read the Stories and Shop Products with a Purpose to Empower Women Here >>

I have been living in Hong Kong for the past six years and often felt lost, unheard, and emotionally overwhelmed. Coming to the Zubin Foundation was a turning point in my life. The support, guidance, and care I received gave me clarity and strength. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Mira. She listened with patience, understood my situation without judgment, and supported me emotionally. Her kindness, empathy, and dedication gave me confidence and hope. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Women’s Empowerment Programme at Zubin’s Family Centre

Isa 33-year-old female, mother of a 4-year-old boy

Service Spotlight This year we noticed the transformation of several former Callers who returned as volunteers. Moving from seeking support to providing it, they have become agents of change. This reflects the empowering nature of our work Chai Gathering - Tung Chung and Yau Tsim Mong.

Women’s Empowerment Programme at Zubin’s Family Centre

I really enjoy coming for your sessions. I do not like to go to activities but here I enjoy as the environment is very comfortable and relaxing. I like that you listen to what we share and arrange that kind of activity or session for us. Other participants are also friendly and nice.

Ageela Bibi 40-year-old Pakistani woman

Forced Marriage Assistance and Prevention We strengthened our response to forced marriage through the launch of a bilingual ‘Identifying and Reporting Forced Marriage in Hong Kong Guide’, as well as the formation of a dedicated committe. Together, these initiatives help increase awareness, provide support to those affected, and encourage informed decision-making and healthy relationships.

Identifying and Reporting Forced Marriage in Hong Kong Guide

Chai Gathering - Tung Chung and Yau Tsim Mong

sessions

763

women, forming friendships, and learning skills

Story Spotlight Isolation can have a profound impact on well-being, particularly for women who spend much of their time at home with limited opportunities for social interaction. Through our weekly Chai Gatherings, women find friendship, support, and a welcoming community where they can connect with others and build confidence. One participant shares her experience:

I enjoy attending the weekly Chai Gathering with my friends. It is a wonderful opportunity for me to meet new people, take part in arts and crafts, join outings, and enjoy many other activities. The gatherings help me relax, laugh with friends, and take a break from my personal responsibilities. Sharing tea with the ladies is always enjoyable and makes me feel happy. The Zubin Foundation was the first NGO I joined. One of my Nepali friends introduced me to the Foundation. Before joining, I often felt bored at home because everyone else went to work and I was left alone. Sometimes I felt very sad and felt I had nothing meaningful to do. Since joining the Zubin Foundation, I have become much happier and more confident. I look forward to every Friday because I know I will be able to attend the Chai Pinki Rani Gathering sessions, spend time with friends, and participate in interesting activities. Being part of the 52-year-old Indian woman attended Chai Gatherings Foundation has made a positive difference in my life and has given me a sense of belonging and purpose.

Pinki attending the Chai Gathering activiities at Zubin’s Family Centre

CHILDREN In the ethnically diverse community, families tend to be larger in size, and it is not uncommon to have five or more children. We provide free of charge 1-to-1 counselling for children through the Children’s Counselling Service for those below 18 years old.

Children’s Counseling Service Free 1-to-1 counselling for children.

393 HK $174,850 hours of counselling

I like coming to The Zubin Foundation because it provides a safe, welcoming, and non-judgmental environment. They create a space where I feel truly listened to and supported. Coming here helps me process my thoughts and build healthy coping skills.

conservative (estimate) of market value of free counselling provided Bibi (alias) 14-year-old, Pakistani girl received Children’s Counselling Service

SEN Centre Our Special Educational Needs Centre (SEN Centre) is Hong Kong’s first, and it provides therapy for ethnically diverse children showing signs of ADHD and autism in government funded schools. Government schools and other NGOs refer parents and children to us. For primary aged children in government mainstream schools showing signs of ADHD and autism.

100 1,226

children supported hours of SEN therapy

The volunteering experience with the children has been meaningful and fulfilling. By spending 1 hour per week with them, a child has the chance to catch up with English, Chinese and Mathematics, which he misses due to regular hospital visits. I believe that equipping children with health impairments with necessary knowledge for them to survive will enrich their lives and provide opportunities for them to see our harmonious society and world. Karmen a working professional in the marketing field in Hong Kong and a volunteer for Children’s Activities

Working with children with special health needs at The Zubin Foundation has been an incredibly inspiring experience. At first, I thought I would feel overwhelmed knowing they were living with life-limiting conditions. But when we were together, that faded into the background. Our sessions simply became a space where they could be themselves — without academic pressure or the constant cycle of medical appointments. Some of them had missed a lot of school and were far behind, which felt daunting at the beginning. Yet over time, I saw their confidence grow, and their curiosity and personalities shine through. Being part of their learning and play, even in small ways, has been deeply meaningful. I’m truly grateful to have contributed to a project that makes a real difference in their lives.

A woking professional in the IT engineering field in Hong Kong and a volunteer for Children’s Activities

Social Emotional Activities and Storytelling

Parent Education On-site and on-demand mental health relief and education.

27 246

workshops attended

32 301

sessions attended by

children to develop social emotional confidence

parents learnt the implications of the Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance

Service Spotlight: End-of-Life Children’s Service Our End-of-Life Children's Service provides specialised care and compassionate guidance for children living with life-limiting conditions and their families. From emotional support and care planning to memory-making opportunities, we work with generous volunteers to help families navigate an incredibly difficult time with strength and reassurance. This year, our team has continued to stand alongside families, ensuring children receive person-centred care while helping parents and siblings feel supported throughout their journey. Together, we create moments that matter, memories that endure, and compassionate care when it is needed most.

At the Zubin’s Family Centre in the Yau Tsim Mong District, we provide a wide variety of services and activities. These include storytelling, socio-emotional support workshops, pastoral and academic support for children at the end of life and distribute pre-loved books to the community.

Storytelling session on Saturday

Zubin’s Family Centre Community Open Day

Storytelling and Fun Day co-organised with HKEx

Board Game Activity co-organised with MTR

ELDERLY The ethnically diverse elderly community frequently lacks opportunities for social engagement, which can lead to isolation. Our weekly gatherings and home visits across 3 geographical districts actively and mentally engage our elderly members, ensuring they feel cared for and valued.

Senior Socials Sessions designed to create a community for the elderly along with learning skills and improved health.

200 6,955

InterGen Ethnic Exchange We bring together elderly and young community members to foster understanding across generations while preserving valuable life stories and heritage.

sessions attended

elderly members

Senior Social programme at the Sikh Temple is fun and we are getting good exercise out of it. Before joining, we spent most of our time in the kitchen usually, so this is a good change, we enjoy ourselves a lot!”

Nirmala 68-year-old Indian woman living in Hong Kong Senior Socials at Sikh Temple

The Zubin Foundation, along with its extensive public welfare initiatives, has also been dedicated to caring for the elderly. From time to time, medical camps are organized at Gurdwara Khalsa Diwan to monitor the health of senior members of our community. During these camps, free BP machines and various other essential facilities are provided to ensure their well-being. On behalf of Gurdwara Khalsa Diwan, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to The Zubin Foundation for its generous support and compassionate service. Your efforts not only uplift the elderly but also strengthen the spirit of community care and inclusivity. We sincerely hope that in the future, The Zubin Foundation will continue to serve all communities with the same dedication by providing medical care and welfare services. Your commitment inspires us all and brings comfort to those who need it most.

Senior Socials: Decorating Vase session at Sikh Temple

Message from Sikh Temple

Senior Socials: Colouring Tote Bags session at Sikh Temple

I very much enjoy the elderly events I participate in at Zubin’s Family Centre. We view the Zubin’s Family Centre as a helpful resource and support centre, as we receive a significant amount of valuable information for elderly people. We were engaged in many interesting & fun activities, chair yoga and games that required our physical participation, entertainment, and fabulous regular Friday events. I also attended Cantonese lessons, although I found learning a new language a bit challenging at this age, I liked that I got to meet my friends and learn together. I enjoyed Bingo and arts and crafts the most. I was able to meet numerous people of my age after I started visiting this Centre. Thanks to the great coordination of elderly activities by The Zubin Foundation

Ambar Bahadur Rai 72-year-old, Nepalese man

Senior Socials Outing: Cable Car in Tung Chung

Senior Socials: Making Lantern at Zubin’s Family Centre

Senior Socials: Chair Yoga at community hall

Senior Socials Outing Activity with event helpers

Senior Socials: Chair Yoga at community hall

Senior Socials: Dental Check at Zubin’s Family Centre

End-of-Life Education Through information workshops and comunity conversations, we empower elderly individuals and their families to address end-of-life with confidence, dignity, and informed choices.

CAPACITY BUILDING In addition to our outreach work where we work directly with individuals in the community, we collaborate with schools, universities, NGOs, companies and the Government to make Hong Kong a more inclusive society by driving systemic change. We share what we learn and make policy recommendations.

Ethnic Minority Youth Summit 2025

Institute of Racial Equality Enhancing inclusion in Hong Kong and in Asia

75+

Workshops, Talks, and Cultural Tours at schools, universities and companies

Research Collaborations, with Universities and Schools

Hosted our first-ever Ethnic Minority Youth Summit 2025: Inspiring Leadership

30+ 220

speakers

Youth participants

March Luncheon: Changing the Future of Youth with Scholarships

Ethnic Minority Youth Summit 2025: Inspiring Leadership

Mental Well-ing & Mindful Eating Challenge and Booth at CMA Choi Cheung Kok Secondary School

November Seminar: Pathway to Law

Workshop and booths on Cultural Inclusion and Cultural Competency for a local mainstream secondary school

Cultural Tour facilitated by Ethnically Diverse Youth in Tung Chung

FINANCIALS 2015-2025 AUDITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE (Currency in HKD

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025 (pre-audit)

$18,498,000 $16,639,000 $14,790,000 $14,490,000 $11,740,000

$1,540,000$2,390,000

Income

$300,000 $460,000

Expenditure

$480,000 $460,000 $1,530,000

(Deficit)/Surplus

($180,000)

$6,210,000 $4,080,000

$2,340,000 $3,710,000 $5,770,000 $9,090,000

$10,000

$50,000

$367,000

$440,000 $2,640,000

$13,040,000 $12,780,000 $15,891,000 $17,278,000 $1,450,000 $2,010,000 $748,000

$1,220,000

NATURE OF EXPENSES (Currency in HKD)

2015

2016 2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025 (pre-audit)

89%

91%

93%

90%

94%

93%

91%

94%

11%

10%

% on Projects

% on Admin

NATURE OF INCOME (pre-audit)

67%

13%

17% 3%

Project Grant (Excluding Scholarship Income) (restricted)

Scholarship Income

General Donations

(restricted)

(unrestricted)

Other income (unrestricted)

2025: Shukur in Action - Thank You to Our Community Our 10th anniversary year was an opportunity to come together in gratitude and celebration. Throughout 2025, we hosted a series of events that brought together our stakeholders. These moments allowed us to reflect on our shared achievements, amplify important conversations and reaffirm our commitment to building a more inclusive Hong Kong.

Run for a Cause 2025: Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon With thanks to 39 marathon runners running for The Zubin Foundation

Ethnic Minority Youth Summit 2025: Inspiring Leadersip With thanks to Alice Mak (Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs), Dr. Lam Ching-choi (Member of the Executive Council of HKSAR Government), Joe Chan (Assistant Director, Social Welfare Department), Annie Tam (President, Connecting Hearts Academy), Bernard Chan (Chairman of Our Hong Kong Foundation), Gary Wong (Chief Hong Kong and Macau Liaison Expert, Qianhai Authority), Aruna Gurung (Board Member of the Equal Opportunities Commission), Connecting Heaty for providing the venue, sponsors, and Supporting Organisations and over 200 youth

March Luncheon 2025: Impact of Scholarships With thanks to speakers, sponsors, our Scholarship Committee, and guests

Annual Fundraising Dinner 2025: Going Beyond With thanks to Purviz Shroff and Late Mr Rusy Shroff, table hosts, sponsors, and our Fundraising Committee and guests

EMerging Talent Internship Programme With thanks to the Equal Opportunities Commission, Bird & Bird for providing the venue, 23 companies and organisations, and 41 students

Pathways to Law for Ethnic Minority Youth in Hong Kong With thanks to Johnson Stokes & Master providing the venue, speakers, budding lawyers and students

Scholarship Awards Ceremony With thanks to Dr. Christine Choi (Secretary for Education), sponsors, Swire Properties for providing the venue, scholars and their families

Meeting with Chief Executive’s Policy Unit With thanks to Prof Nicholas Kwan, Deputy Head at Chief Executive's Policy Unit and Naubahar Sharif at Chief Executive's Policy Unit Expert Group

The Zubin Foudnation’s 10th Year Anniversary Reception With thanks to Chris Sun (Secretary for Labour and Welfare), Vivian Lam (District Social Welfare Officer (Kowloon City/Yau Tsim Mong), Social Welfare Department, Yolanda Yu (Chief Superintendent of Police, Crime Wing Support Group, Hong Kong Police Force), Suzanne Ip (Prin Ex Mgr (Health) 3A, Health Bureau), Wong Yan Lung (Former Secretary for Justice of Hong Kong), Linda Lam (Chairperson, Equal Opportunities Commission), Annie Tam (President, Connecting Hearts Academy), board directors, Swire Properties for providing the venue, and guests.

Shukur - 10 Years of Caring, Collaboration, and Impact Over the past ten years, The Zubin Foundation has walked alongside thousands of individuals and families, supporting them through challenges and celebrating their successes. These photographs capture just a few moments from our journey, reflecting the resilience of the communities we serve and the partnerships that have made our work possible.

Shukur – Gratitude reminds us of where we’ve come from, and where we must go. We honour all of the supporters and friends who have walked with us and helped us build a more inclusive Hong Kong.

We also extend our deepest thank you – to every woman, child, youth, man, and elderly member from the ethnically diverse community who has trusted us.

THE ZUBIN FOUNDATION

(Registered Charity: IR 91/12344)

Improves the lives of Hong Kong's ethnically diverse individuals by reducing suffering and providing opportunities.

EXECUTIVE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ravi Gidumal, Co-Founder and Board Chair Catherine Husted, Board Vice-Chair Don Taylor, Board Director Kishore Sakhrani, Board Director Ranoo Wasan, Board Director Sasha Allison, Board Director

Shalini Mahtani, Founder and CEO Sandy Chan, Director of Services Sharon Etherington, HR Director Winnie Ng, Project Director Matthew Yu, Director of Core Functions

COMMITTEES Advisory Committee for Ethnic Minority Well-being Centre Prof. Dinesh Bhugra Prof. Eric Chen Dr. Paul Wong Dr. Yi Nam Suen

Legal Leads for Call Mira Archana Kotecha Gladys Li Kay Chan Puja Kapai Sasha Allison

Forced Marriage Assistance Committee Sala Sihombing (Chair) Rabia Siddiqi Dr. Ravina Lalvani Sandy Chan Shalini Mahtani

Scholarship Committee (Postgraduate Scholarships) Theresa Cunanan (Chairperson) Arfeen Bibi Sandra Tsang

Fundraising Committee Ranoo Wasan (Chair) Don Taylor (Vice-Chair) Madhu Mirpuri Mayurh Aggarwal Neil Howard Ravi Gidumal Vishal Tourani

Scholarship Committee (Sub-degree & Undergraduate Scholarships) Catherine Husted (Chair) Anuju Agarwal Jafar Amin Nick Studholme Wilson Saajandeep Singh Sala Sihombing

SEN Centre Advisory Committee Dr. Melissa Ortega Dr. Reena Choi Dr. Se Fong Hung Sharmila Rodricks Urvi Kamdar Dr. Valerie Pereira Dr. Wong Lai Yin Peggy Kan (Observer)

Youth Committee Christian Karlos Espiritu Pua Gurdial Singfh Hema Dura Khalil Mahmood Kyla Danella Fernandez Limbu Sanjay Saana Iqbal Saleema Muhammad Ibrahim

謝謝

THANK YOU, , धन्यवाद, ‫ﺷﮑﺮﯾﮧ‬, SALAMAT, TERIMA KASIH, ਧੰ ਨ ਵਾਦ

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