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HK Workers' Health Centre Secures Funding for Injured Workers

12/18/2025

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Hong Kong’s Workers’ Health Centre (HKWHC) will receive funding from Operation Santa Claus to support 120 injured workers and families through Care, Support & Connect project in 2026.
Sabrina Wan Hei-man, chief executive of the Workers’ Health Centre (HKWHC), said injuries often require more than workers’ compensation.
Hong Kong recorded 28,612 occupational injuries in 2024.
In the first half of 2025, injuries fell 10.7% to 12,471, though underreporting remains.

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Hong Kong’s Workers’ Health Centre (HKWHC) will receive funding from Operation Santa Claus to support 120 injured workers and families through Care, Support & Connect project in 2026.
Sabrina Wan Hei-man, chief executive of the Workers’ Health Centre (HKWHC), said injuries often require more than workers’ compensation.
Hong Kong recorded 28,612 occupational injuries in 2024.
In the first half of 2025, injuries fell 10.7% to 12,471, though underreporting remains.