How Manulife Hong Kong and Mind HK are working to close the city’s mental health divide

27/10/2025 2 Views

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One in seven Hongkongers lives with a mental health condition and waiting times to see a psychiatrist can stretch to years; the need for fresh solutions feels urgent.

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