Our Approach
As our society evolves, our understanding of how children learn has changed. We also know that some children learn very differently so it is vital to provide differentiated education to help them learn effectively. We are an organisation with strong convictions and ambitious goals:
- We believe all children can develop their strengths to flourish.
- We believe every child deserves the fair opportunity and right to learn alongside their peers.
- We strive to be accessible to families in need in the Hong Kong community.
- We treasure partnership with families.
- We are a non-profit organisation that focuses on maximising the benefits to our community.
WE ENVISION
A Hong Kong where all children have equal rights to education irrespective of their race, language, cultural or socioeconomic background.
OUR VALUES
- In our teaching we value evidence based techniques, the latest teaching practices and tailored early intervention for every child.
- In our professional team we value the breadth of experience of our qualified professionals, their resourcefulness and adaptability.
- In our leadership we value professionalism, accountability, governance and a strong vision for the future.
OUR MISSION
To provide quality learning experiences for the individual child and empowering their families.

Dr. Yvonne Becher
Dr. Yvonne Becher brings an extensive background as an experienced and distinguished child psychologist to her current roles at the CDC.

Jackie Lau
Jackie is a certified accountant with extensive experience in managing finance, administration and operations in both commercial and non-profit making organisations.

Dr. Evita Kam
Dr. Evita Kam has extensive teaching experience in the special education sector. She maintains strong links to academia and supervises the CDC frontline team to maximise children’s developmental potential as well as promote the importance of parenting in Hong Kong.

Phyllis Lee
With extensive experience in the early childhood education sector, Phyllis strives for growth and success of the CDC in contributing to the SEN community in Hong Kong.

Christine Li
As a Special Educational Needs Teacher at the CDC, Christine is passionate about encouraging learning through fun activities. She also believes that teachers should seek the most appropriate ways to facilitate learning for each individual child.

Marry Schmeing
Born and educated in the Philippines, Marry is a Special Needs Educator at the CDC.

Christine Yu
With her hands-on experience from mainstream nursery and special school settings, Christine has an understanding of the imminent needs of local families and families from diverse backgrounds.

Flora Cheung
Flora is particularly interested in designing story-based activities as she finds it effective to keep children intrigued and focused.

Sarah Lo
Sarah is determined to bring a joyful learning experience to her students and discover the strength in every child.

Charlene Yip
Charlene is determined to integrate children’s strengths and interests into therapy to bring out their intrinsic motivation and build their self-confidence.

Fiona Yim
Fiona is passionate about providing a caring learning environment to children in need.

Gundeep Singh
Having extensive knowledge and experience in the field of Occupational Therapy, Gundeep is highly motivated to support children with additional needs and contribute his profession to the local SEN community.

Ada Chik
Having a strong interest in Education and Speech Pathology, Ada is committed to providing quality teaching and therapy to children with speech and language challenges.

Athena Wong
Detail-minded Athena strives for dynamic approaches to promote children’s development and well-being.

Jacqueline Ng
Understanding how a child’s surroundings greatly influences their development, Jacqueline is devoted to boosting children’s self-esteem and enhancing their learning environment to contribute to their happiness and quality of life.

Jenessa Fan
Jenessa aims to make therapy a place where children and families feel comfortable, safe, and have their voices heard.

Tiffany Cheng
Tiffany believes that it is important to understand the families’ cultural values in order to build trust with the children and parents.

Windy Ho
Windy is dedicated to applying her profession in social work to children with additional needs and their families in Hong Kong.

Michelle Li
With her training in Hong Kong and the U.K., Michelle is passionate about providing professional and comprehensive support to children in order to help them recognise and develop their strengths, as well as achieve their full potential.

Naina Suri
Naina approaches every child keeping in mind the biopsychological aspect of well-being and believes in understanding the child holistically.