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1. www.ageing.hku.hk › team › professor-terry-lum-yat-sangProfessor Terry Lum Yat Sang | SPCOA

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   Professor Terry Lum Yat Sang. Henry G. Leong Professor of Social Work and Social. Administration; Head and Professor, Department of. Social Work and Social Administration, HKU. In 2011, every elderly person was supported by 5.4 working population. In 2041, there is going to be 1.8 working population supporting each elderly person.

2. www.ageing.hku.hk › about-the-centreAbout the centre | SPCOA

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   The Sau Po Centre on Ageing is a leading research centre on gerontology in greater China and in the Asian Pacific region. The Centre was officially launched in April 1999 under the auspices of the Faculty of Social Sciences of The University of Hong Kong.

3. www.ageing.hku.hk › team › professor-tatia-lee-mei-chunProfessor Tatia Lee Mei Chun | SPCOA

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   May Professor in Neuropsychology; Head and Chair Professor, Department of Psychology, HKU. As longevity rises, population ageing is a world trend. There has been increasing attention on elderly services.

4. www.ageing.hku.hk › prof-terry-lumProf Terry LUM | SPCOA

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   Professor LUM, Yat-sang Terry. Professor Lum is Henry G Leong Professor in Social Work and Social Administration; and Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Administration, The University of Hong Kong. He is also an elected Fellow of the Gerontological Society of America.

5. www.ageing.hku.hk › prof-doris-yuProf Doris YU | SPCOA

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   Professor Yu actively engages in knowledge translation, and successfully secured about USD$ 11 million of donations to implement evidence-based programs to prepare the society for population aging, enhance territory-wide brain health promotion and develop social capital to increase the wellness of socially deprived older adults.

6. www.ageing.hku.hk › getting-involvedGetting Involved | SPCOA

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   About the centre

7. www.ageing.hku.hk › team › profProf. Amy Chow Yin Man | SPCOA

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   Associate Professor, Department of Social Workand Social Administration, HKU. The major difference between ageing issues today and that a decade ago is the social background of the ageing population; in the past not many of the ageing population were highly-educated and most elderly people let their children make decisions for them, while in ...