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新聞稿                                                                                                    2026年4月14日
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香港復康會兩大運動主題活動：「病人互助節之自助互助運動巡禮2026」及
「2026國際柏金遜症日柏友乒乓球錦標賽」圓滿舉行
推動文體旅活動的無障礙體驗   宣揚運動復康理念

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為推動本港文體旅活動的無障礙體驗，以及進一步推廣傷健共融運動的理念，香港復康會先後於4月舉行兩場以運動作主題的活動，包括由香港復康會社區復康網絡與中國香港體適能總會於4月3日合辦的「病人互助節之自助互助運動巡禮2026」，以及聯同香港柏金遜症會及青志體育會於4月11日合辦的「2026國際柏金遜症日柏友乒乓球錦標賽」，並獲得多位政府官員、體育組織及病人自助組織出席及熱心參與，齊心推廣運動促進復康的理念。

「病人互助節之自助互助運動巡禮2026」
香港復康會社區復康網絡聯同中國香港體適能總會於4月3日取址調景嶺體育館多用途主場攜手舉辦的「病人互助節之自助互助運動巡禮2026」，旨在鼓勵長期病患者及殘疾人士將恆常運動融入復康療程中，並提倡把運動參與狀況納入恆常醫療評估範圍之中，進一步強化復康成效。當日邀得香港特別行政區政府勞工及福利局副局長何啟明先生JP、立法會議員陳文宜女士及立法會議員方國珊女士等嘉賓蒞臨開幕禮及參與剪綵儀式。

香港特別行政區政府勞工及福利局副局長何啟明先生JP在開幕禮中表示：「這次活動充份體現出病人自助互助精神。我們明白病人組織在日常籌辦運動活動有時會遇上困難，並將探討病人組織租借運動場地的優先次序。傷健人士更需要恆常運動，我們將與香港復康會及康文署商討如何令病人自助組織與非牟利團體及機構享有同等層級及優先次序，公平抽籤租用運動場地。」

當日活動呈獻九項由病人自助組織帶領的運動體驗，包括：籃球、門球、羽毛球、愛笑瑜珈、乒乓球、視障跑步、高爾夫球、足球訓練及硬地滾球，透過多元化的互動形式，展示運動在疾病預防、治療及復康過程中的重要價值。大會安排了專為長期病患者及殘疾人士而設的體驗時段，吸引接近200人參與，反映社會對運動復康的需求殷切。運動體驗同時亦有醫生、物理治療師、社工等專業人士參加，在角色互換下，由病人提供運動復康體驗給專業人士，體現復康路上互相學習、醫患同行的精神。

此外，活動亦邀請到多間運動公司及非牟利機構透過互動攤位，共同推廣「運動是良藥」的理念，並促進與病人組織之間的交流與合作，拓展支援網絡。

「2026國際柏金遜症日柏友乒乓球錦標賽」
為響應4月11日的「國際柏金遜症日」，增加市民對柏金遜症的認識及支持相關復康服務，香港復康會聯同香港柏金遜症會及青志體育會，於4月11日取址港灣道體育館舉辦「2026國際柏金遜症日柏友乒乓球錦標賽」，獲得超過100位來自不同地區的柏金遜症選手熱烈參與，展現不屈不撓的堅毅精神與生命力。活動邀得香港特別行政區政府財政司司長陳茂波先生GBM，GBS，MH，JP、立法會議員郭芙蓉女士MH、立法會議員陳穎欣女士等嘉賓蒞臨開幕典禮。

香港特別行政區政府財政司司長陳茂波先生GBM，GBS，MH，JP在開幕典禮致辭時表示：「今天十分樂見柏友們聚首一堂，以球會友，彼此互相鼓勵，成為堅毅前行的依靠與動力。藉此機會，我亦衷心感謝每位在背後默默付出的照顧者。香港的醫學科研水平十分先進，今年2月更順利完成全港首宗利用磁波刀治療柏金遜症的個案，加上人工智能的迅速發展，定將帶來更好的治療方案。香港特區政府全力支持醫管局持續評估及提供新藥物選擇，讓更多合適的柏友受惠，同時亦積極聆聽對藥物選擇及輪候時間方面的意見，讓服務更貼近需要。同時，我們亦將持續支持跨專業團隊在門診、日間康復及社區服務上的工作，讓柏友及家屬獲得實用資訊與全面支援。」

香港復康會署任行政總裁鍾姬爾女士表示：「乒乓球不但幫助柏友強身健體，更能增進彼此的凝聚力，培養堅毅不屈的精神，積極面對生活中的挑戰。今天的活動展現了柏友充滿活力、積極參與社區的一面，正好呼應香港復康會社區復康網絡『360度傍住你面對長期病』、與長期病患者在復康路上並肩同行的理念。我們深信，鼓勵病友參與更多社區活動，不但能幫助他們突破身體上的限制，更能保障他們平等參與社會的權利，同時亦有助治療與預防疾病。」

「2026國際柏金遜症日柏友乒乓球錦標賽」以「乒乓躍動‧生命無界」作為主題，並於早前舉行標語設計比賽，最終選定以「柏動人生，無懼前行，堅毅揮拍，無限可能」作為活動口號。陳茂波司長聯同香港柏金遜症會代表一同主持開球禮，宣佈「2026國際柏金遜症日柏友乒乓球錦標賽」正式開始。

活動匯聚超過100位來自不同地區的柏友同場競技，一眾選手在早上進行分組初賽後，下午陸續進行淘汰賽及決賽，過程中所有選手均全力以赴，體現柏友積極克服困難、展現生命韌力的體育精神。同場亦進行了嘉賓表演賽，進一步呼籲大眾關注柏金遜症及支持相關的復康服務。

此外，活動當日亦展示了香港柏金遜症會畫班的柏友畫作，讓公眾透過欣賞柏友的繽紛作品，感受藝術創作幫助柏友在復康路上促進身心健康的成效。

關於香港復康會（HKSR）
香港復康會於1959年成立，致力為殘疾人士、長期病患者及長者提供全面及個人化的復康及健康管理服務，由跨專業團隊幫助病友及有需要人士重拾健康、重投職場及社會，活得更有尊嚴。該會一直在本港及內地推動多項創新社區復康服務，設有29個服務點，每年服務人次超過170萬，改變無數生命，亦透過研究及倡議工作，推動共融關愛社會。旗下復康巴士為香港最大無障礙運輸車隊。

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For immediate release                                                            14 April 2026

The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation advocates barrier-free access and rehabilitation through sports with “Patient Mutual Support Festival – Self-Help & Mutual Aid Sports Parade 2026” and “2026 World Parkinson’s Day Table Tennis Tournament”

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Manifesting its steadfast commitment to building a barrier-free and inclusive Hong Kong across cultural, sports, and tourism sectors, The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation (HKSR) hosted two vibrant sports events in April: the “Patient Mutual Support Festival – Self-Help & Mutual Aid Sports Parade 2026” on 3 April, organised jointly by HKSR’s Community Rehabilitation Network and Physical Fitness Association of Hong Kong, China, and the “2026 World Parkinson’s Day Table Tennis Tournament” on 11 April, co-organised with the Hong Kong Parkinson’s Disease Association and G. Vision Sports Club. Graced by the presence of government officials and overwhelming support from the community, sports organisations and patient self-help groups, both events achieved great success in the promotion of rehabilitation through sports.

“Patient Mutual Support Festival – Self-Help & Mutual Aid Sports Parade 2026”
Under the theme “Exercise is Medicine”, the “Patient Mutual Support Festival – Self-Help & Mutual Aid Sports Parade 2026”, jointly presented by HKSR’s Community Rehabilitation Network and Physical Fitness Association of Hong Kong, China, was successfully concluded on 3 April at the multi-purpose arena of Tiu Keng Leng Sports Centre. Aiming to encourage persons with chronic illnesses and disabilities to incorporate exercise into their rehabilitation programmes, the event also advocates for the inclusion of exercise participation as a key component in regular medical assessments to enhance rehabilitation progress. The opening ceremony was officiated by the presence of Mr. Ho Kai Ming, JP, Under Secretary for Labour and Welfare of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Hon Grace Chan, Legislative Councillor, and Hon Christine Fong, Legislative Councillor.

In his address, Mr. Ho Kai Ming, JP, remarked, “I am delighted to witness this event that truly embodies the spirit of self-help and mutual support among patients. Recognising the challenges patient self-help groups may face in organising sports activities, we will explore ways to give them priority when booking sports venues. Regular exercise plays an indispensable role in rehabilitation, and we look forward to working with HKSR and the Leisure and Cultural Services Department to ensure fair and inclusive access to sports facilities for all.”

The festival featured nine interactive sports experiences guided by patient self-help groups – basketball, gateball, badminton, laughter yoga, table tennis, running for the visually impaired, golf, football training, and boccia, showcased the vital role of exercise in illness prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation. Exclusive sessions for persons with chronic illnesses and disabilities attracted nearly 200 participants, reflecting a strong demand for rehabilitation through sports. The event also offered a unique “role-exchange” opportunity, allowing doctors, physiotherapists, and social workers to experience rehabilitation exercises guided by patients themselves, demonstrating the power of mutual learning and support within the rehabilitation journey.

In addition, sports companies and non-profit organisations hosted interactive booths to fostering meaningful exchanges, partnerships, and an expanding support network for patients under the shared vision that “Exercise is Medicine”.

“2026 World Parkinson’s Day Table Tennis Tournament”
Held on 11 April at the Harbour Road Sports Centre to mark World Parkinson’s Day, HKSR, together with the Hong Kong Parkinson’s Disease Association and G. Vision Sports Club, welcomed over 100 enthusiastic athletes living with Parkinson’s disease from across the region. Participants demonstrated remarkable resilience, vitality, and the positive power of sport in rehabilitation and community engagement. The opening ceremony was graced by the presence of Mr. Paul Chan, GBM, GBS, MH, JP, Financial Secretary of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Hon Jody Kwok, MH, Legislative Councilor, and Hon Joephy Chan, Legislative Councilor.

In his speech at the opening ceremony, Mr. Paul Chan, GBM, GBS, MH, JP, Financial Secretary of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, remarked, “It is my pleasure to witness athletes living with Parkinson’s disease coming together through table tennis, encouraging and motivating one another. I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to all dedicated caregivers. With Hong Kong’s advanced level of medical research, the city successfully completed its first case of treating Parkinson’s disease with an MRI‑guided ultrasound procedure this February. I believe the rapid development in AI technology will further drive breakthroughs in medical treatments. The Government will continue to support the Hospital Authority in its ongoing evaluation and provision of new medicine options for suitable patients, as well as in enhancing services to address patients’ needs regarding medicine choices and waiting times. We will also strengthen support for multi‑disciplinary teams in clinics, day rehabilitation, and community services, providing patients and their families with practical information and comprehensive assistance.”

Ms Carrie Chung, Deputy CEO of HKSR, remarked, “Table tennis not only helps patients with Parkinson’s disease strengthen their physical health, but also offers valuable opportunities that bring them together and build resilience in tackling daily challenges. Showcasing the vitality and active community participation of patients, the event reflects the vision of HKSR’s Community Rehabilitation Network in delivering 360‑degree support for chronic patients throughout their rehabilitation journey. We believe that encouraging patients to take part in more community activities not only empowers them to overcome physical limitations, but also strengthens their right of equal participation in society, serving as an effective approach to the treatment and prevention of disease.”

Themed “Ping Pong inspires boundless life”, the tournament carried the official slogan “Living life in motion with courage, swinging with perseverance to unlock infinite possibilities” – the winning entry from a slogan competition. The event was officially opened in a lively ceremony officiated by Mr. Paul Chan, GBM, GBS, MH, JP, Financial Secretary of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, alongside representatives from the Hong Kong Parkinson’s Disease Association, setting the stage for a vibrant day of competition and celebration.

Bringing together over 100 passionate athletes living with Parkinson’s disease from various regions, the tournament began with morning group preliminaries followed by afternoon knockout rounds and the exciting final match. Throughout the day, participants embodied unwavering resilience and determination, inspiring spectators with their commitment to overcoming physical challenges through sport. Guest exhibition matches further heightened the atmosphere, raising public awareness of Parkinson’s disease and rallying community support for rehabilitation initiatives.

Adding an artistic dimension to the event, a curated display of artworks created by members of the Hong Kong Parkinson’s Disease Association’s art classes invited spectators to appreciate how creative expression contributes to both physical and emotional well-being during the rehabilitation journey. The exhibition complemented the tournament’s spirit, highlighting the harmony between movement, creativity, and holistic healing.

About The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation (HKSR)
Established in 1959, The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation (HKSR) provides comprehensive rehabilitation services and health management services to individuals with disabilities and chronic illnesses and the elderly, assisting those in need to regain health, reintegrate into the job market and society, and enjoy a fulfilling life with dignity. With a team of multi-disciplinary professionals and 29 service units in Hong Kong and Mainland China, HKSR offers various innovative community rehabilitation services, with an annual attendance exceeding 1.7 million. Through research and advocacy efforts, it also works towards promoting a caring and inclusive society. Its “Rehabus” service currently operates the largest fleet of accessible buses in Hong Kong.

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