Since 2022, LEX Centre has committed to providing personalised care and support for families affected by Special Educational Needs (SEN). We understand that families and caregivers require as much support as the child, thus, we pride ourselves as the leading therapy centre in Hong Kong to adopt a family-centric approach.
About Us
Our approach involves working closely with families to understand their unique situations, personalities, and values to suggest tailored therapies and activities that best suits their children’s and family’s needs.
Our Story
With almost a decade of experience serving the SEN and ASD community, our parent NGO LoveXpress understands the challenges and confusion that parents often face when caring for their children with SEN. When families are unable to grasp the right directions, it can significantly impact the child’s progress and have a profound influence on the entire family. We are grateful to have met like-minded individuals and established LEX Centre, a family-centric training centre, to address these challenges head-on.
At LEX Centre, we provide comprehensive case management services and intervention therapy to address the challenges families face from all angles. We believe that every child’s journey is unique and requires a personalised approach that starts with understanding the problem at its core.
Our Values
Empowering
Family-centric
Empathetic
Organisation Structure
As a member of the LoveXpress umbrella, we support other social enterprises in
establishing a sustainable cycle of support for the SEN community during times of need.
A family-centric training centre providing professional therapy treatments and comprehensive support services for both the family and the child, giving them ample support and resources for the many challenges they may face ahead.
The Edible Projects has two cafés and a newly launched Ready-to Cook food product line to create job opportunities for autistic youths and promote autism inclusion to the public.
Greenskies provides job opportunities for autistic individuals through modern farming with aquaponics technology. The produce also supplies social enterprise The Edible Projects and is sold as charity products on a weekly basis through farmer baskets.
Core TeaM
Zoe Lee
Speech Therapist
Alice Chan
Centre Manager
Helen Lee
Project Manager
Renita Kong
General Manager