Ko Biu Wong

My name is Ko Biu Wong. My journey with Health for All began five years ago when I started volunteering with Lychee Red Chinese Elders group. When I first arrived in the UK, I couldn’t speak English and felt very lonely. Discovering the Lychee Red group changed everything. It gave me a sense of belonging and connection that I desperately needed. Volunteering with the group gave me the confidence to apply for a caretaker job with Health for All. This allowed me to continue serving and giving back to the community. I’m deeply grateful to Health for All for providing me with equal opportunities despite my language barriers. Through my work with the charity, I’ve been able to grow, learn, and fully integrate into British society. Today, I work as a driver, delivering food for HFA Community Food Pantries and as a project worker for the Hongkongers group, helping others settle into life in the UK, just as I did. I am thankful for the support I’ve received from Health for All and my colleagues. It has been invaluable in my journey of service and integration. Lychee Red