[Death Education Friendly Festival 2026] Community Event: "Financial Care: A Compulsory Financial Management Course for Caregivers" Seminar

Overview

This seminar, specifically designed for caregivers, explores how to manage financial planning amidst the heavy burden of caregiving. Organized by the Christian Family Service Centre (CFSC) as part of their palliative care services, which focus on "people-centered" care, this community event aims to help caregivers navigate the pressures of large medical and nursing expenses. The goal is to provide participants with the skills to plan confidently, avoid financial traps, and maintain family harmony.

Highlights

• Financial Budgeting for Illness and Ageing: An in-depth analysis of common medical, rehabilitation, and long-term care costs. Learn how to plan ahead and establish a flexible financial buffer.
• Financial Self-Protection for Caregivers: Strategies on how to support family members without sacrificing your own quality of life or future retirement security, ensuring personal assets are not over-consumed.
• Resolving Family Financial Conflicts: Master practical communication techniques to reach consensus with family members regarding the division of care expenses, ensuring that "talking about money" does not damage relationships.

Speakers

• Prof. Yiu Wai-mei: Professor of Practice in the Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies at the Education University of Hong Kong, with extensive experience in personal financial training. She advocates for "dual-track financial planning," emphasizing that both the elderly and caregivers must plan early for emergencies and future security.
• Ms. Chan Hiu-lui: Founder of the "Big Silver" and "Caregiver Loudly" platforms and a veteran journalist. She advocates for collaborative caregiving and emphasizes reclaiming control through effective communication and the utilization of community social resources.

Venue & Access

The event takes place at Room 201, 2/F, Christian Family Service Centre, 3 Tsui Ping Road, Kwun Tong. Attendees are advised to use public transportation to reach the Kwun Tong area.

Ticketing

This seminar is free of charge. Caregivers of the elderly, chronically ill, or disabled individuals are welcome to register.