About Us
Our Vision
Fun & Care Expressive Arts Therapy Hub is a social enterprise that promotes mental health sustainably. We envision a mentally healthy society where everyone finds inner balance and resilience through self-awareness and expressive arts — letting art be a language of healing, extending mental health from individuals to the community, and building a supportive ecosystem where all thrive together.
Our Missions
As a social enterprise, we are committed to creating an environment that nurtures mental health, using expressive arts therapy as our core approach. Our mission is put into practice through the following:
Professional Services: Providing affordable, high-quality expressive arts therapy to individuals and groups in need, lowering the barriers to seeking help.
Community Empowerment: Raising public awareness and participation in expressive arts therapy through workshops, exhibitions, and other community activities, integrating healing into daily life.
Professional Collaboration: Building a platform for connection and cooperation among expressive arts therapists and related practitioners, forming a support network that offers deeper and broader professional resources to the community.
We believe that through a sustainable social enterprise model, this mission can reach further and make a deeper impact.
We Are
Jacky Lee
Professional Qualification
- Registered Arts (Expressive Arts) Therapist (The Australian, New Zealand & Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association)
- Expressive Arts Therapist Professional Member (Expressive Arts Therapy Association of Hong Kong)
- Master of Expressive Arts Therapy (The University of Hong Kong)
- Professional Certificate in Children’s Art Education (The Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education)
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Art and Design in Education (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Serviced Population
- Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
- Children with attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Ethnic minorities children
- Adolescence with attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Adults with intellectual disability
- Elderly with dementia
- Children with intellectual disability and their parents
Amy Pang
Professional Qualification
- Registered Arts (Expressive Arts) Therapist (The Australian, New Zealand & Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association)
- Expressive Arts Therapist Professional Member (Expressive Arts Therapy Association of Hong Kong)
- Master of Expressive Arts Therapy (The University of Hong Kong)
- Master of Arts in Christian Studies (The Chinese University of Hong Kong Graduate School)
- Postgraduate Diploma in Education (Primary) (The Education University of Hong Kong)
- Bachelor of Arts (Hons) (The University of Hong Kong)
Serviced Population
- Primary and secondary students and their parents
- College students
- Parent-child and families group
- Secondary students with mild special education need (SEN)
- Children with mild special education need (SEN)
- Adolescence with severe mental retardation
- People with chronic illness
- Elderly with dementia
Carrie Cheung
Professional Qualification
- Registered Arts (Expressive Arts) Therapist (The Australian, New Zealand & Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association)
- Expressive Arts Therapist Professional Member (Expressive Arts Therapy Association of Hong Kong)
- The Hong Kong Professional Counselling Association, Member
- Master of Expressive Arts Therapy (The University of Hong Kong)
- Master of Social Science in Counselling (The City University of Hong Kong)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Industrial and System Engineering (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)
Serviced Population
- Primary and secondary students
- Children
- Adolescence
- Working adults
- Elderly
- Chronic pain patients and their caregivers
- Children with intellectual disability and their parents
- Adults with visual impairment