Have you ever wonder how visually impaired students learn and read? It is shown that they have overcome much pressure brought about by visual impairment, and at the same time, they may come across many changes in their learning environment.

SCI/NUCLEUS is working with Hong Kong Blind Union to help convert their books into different … Continue Reading →

Who says physical ability defines a person? Wheelchair users can hike mountains of 3000ft; Visually impaired people can become renowned photographers to capture moment with heart; the “Lost Voice Guy” can stage a stand-up comedy bringing laughter to audience in the Britain’s Got Talent show. Do you dare to test your limit?

SCI/NUCLEUS cooperated with … Continue Reading →

SCI/NUCLEUS and St. James’ Settlement co-organized an artistic workshop on 29 April 2017 for volunteers to understand more about people with mild intellectual disability. Service target can exercise their creativity and relieve stress by folding paper and using marbles to draw. As the second half of SCI/NUCLEUS Service Learning Project on DisABILITIES, we hope that … Continue Reading →

Hong Kong is one of the most advanced cities in the world, but it still has a long way to go on the right of people with disabilities. Change starts from self-reflection and understanding.

SCI/NUCLEUS initiated a Service Learning Project on DisABILITIES in a bid to raise public awareness and develop mutual understanding and respect. … Continue Reading →