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LIGHTHOUSE ASSOCIATION
BE YOUR OWN LIGHT
Lighthouse Association supports caregivers with practical resources, emotional support, meaningful connection, and opportunities to restore their wellbeing.
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Supporting caregivers to care for themselves too.
Caregivers deserve care, too.
Lighthouse Association has been dedicated to supporting caregivers since 2023. While caring for our loved ones can be deeply meaningful, we recognize the ongoing stress, risk of burnout, and mental and physical exhaustion from handling day-to-day responsibilities. Our mission is to ensure caregivers prioritize their own wellbeing throughout their caregiving journey and are equipped with essential resources.
Member Benefits
The Lightkeepers Program
Trained volunteers offer a sustained, compassionate connection for caregivers and their families.
Wellness Workshops
Gentle yoga, art-jamming, and informal gatherings that help caregivers restore and reconnect.
Psychological Interventions
Group counselling and art therapy in safe, professionally supported spaces.
Get Involved
Volunteer with Lighthouse Association in ways that suit your skills and availability. Choose one-off event support, become a trained Lightkeeper companion, or share vocational expertise that strengthens our work.
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For Corporate
We understand that organizations are dedicated to supporting employees and clients. Lighthouse Association can tailor services to support your people, build awareness, and strengthen community care.
Psychoeducational talks on what the caregiving role entails
Stress-management and self-care resources for staff, employees, and clients
Support groups and collaboration opportunities that raise awareness for caregivers
What is a caregiver?
According to a 2021 publication by the Census Statistics Department of Hong Kong, over 204,200 persons with disabilities have at least one caregiver in their lives. For more than half of these caregivers, the role demands at least 40 hours every week, making it equivalent to a demanding unpaid full-time job.
Caregivers may be seemingly invisible, but they are all around us. Anyone can become a caregiver: a family member, partner, friend, or neighbour who provides or arranges care for someone with limited ability to care for themselves. That support may be emotional, practical, financial, personal, medical, or administrative.
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