Ms Lam See Way, Sylvia
Senior Registered Dietitian
Accredited Practising Dietitian (DAA, Australia), Full Member (HKDA)
Dr Wong Man Yee, Shirley
Specialist in Paediatrics
Department of Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
President, Hong Kong Society of Paediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism
Ms Poon Yee Man, Iris
Advanced Practice Nurse
Hong Kong Children’s Hospital
Ms Mok Pik Hung, Maisy
Nurse Consultant (Diabetes)
Kowloon East Cluster
Hospital Authority
Dr Fu Chun Cheung, Antony
Paediatric Endocrinologist
Associate Consultant
Department of Paediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
Princess Margaret Hospital and Yan Chai Hospital
Dr Tung Yuet-ling, Joanna
Specialist in Paediatric Endocrinology
Consultant, Department of Paediatrics & Adolescent Medicine
Hong Kong Children’s Hospital
Honorary Clinical Assistant Professor, HKU
Mr Haresh Wadhwani
Haresh Wadhwani is the founder and Chairman, Wadhsons Group of companies, a trading company with operations in Hong Kong, China and South America.
He was the past Chapter Chairman, Young Presidents’ Organization (Pearl River Delta Chapter) and past Education Chair, Young Presidents’ Organization (Pearl River Delta Chapter). He also served as Charity Leader, Sathya Sai Baba Centre of Hong Kong, Street Sleeper Seva, Education Chair of World Presidents’ Organization (Pearl River Delta Chapter) and the council member of Young Executive Group.
Ms Lavina Lim
Lavina is originally from Hong Kong, like many others that lives abroad but “home” is here. Married, mother of two and grandmother of two adorable grand daughters. Lavina has a BS from Cornell University in Interior Design and Facilities Management. She had worked in US corporate high technology and banking firms, helping to build out their offices. She loves traveling and seeing new things around the world. She had been participating in many volunteering charity works relating to elderly as well as young children.
Ms Julie Farrell
Julie Farrell was born in Kenya, lived in the UK and has been in HK with her husband Colin since 1993. She trained and worked as a physiotherapist specialising in working in the community with the elderly and those with chronic conditions. Julie has 3 girls, although Megan, her oldest suddenly died aged 16 in 2008. Hannah has diagnosed Type 1 Diabetes at aged 11, as well as chronic fatigue and other autoimmune issues. She graduated in 2019 in Biology and Psychology at UBC Vancouver. Julie loves dancing, hiking, gardening, swimming, baking and cycling. She is passionate about enabling young people and especially teens to be independent in their ability to manage and cope with their diabetes. She is also planning on studying for a diploma in Horticultural Therapy.