The Hong Kong charity helping neurodivergent people eat better, exercise more and belong

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 100% complete by Cindy SuiJanuary 26, 2026 at 02:44 AM

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Love 21 Foundation, a Hong Kong charity, focuses on improving the physical and mental health of neurodivergent individuals through personalized nutrition and fitness programs. Selected to receive funding from Operation Santa Claus for the second consecutive year, the charity will support approximately 100 members annually who have conditions like Down syndrome and autism. The program addresses specific health risks common in these populations, such as slower metabolism in people with Down syndrome and elevated uric acid levels in autistic individuals. Love 21 provides tailored plans and training to address issues like obesity and poor dietary choices, offering vital support to this community. The funding allows the charity to continue its three-year project and expand its reach.

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Operation Santa Claus (OSC) 60% Matthew Fung Kwan-kit 70% Hong Kong ×280% Love 21 Foundation ×390%

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neurodiversity 90% nutrition 80% love 21 foundation 80% autism 70% charity 70% down syndrome 70% fitness training 60% balanced diet 60% hong kong 50% mental health 50%