The Society for the Promotion of Hospice Care was established
The first home nursing programme for people with life-limiting illnesses was launched
The Bradbury Hospice, the first freestanding hospice in Hong Kong, was established
The Society transferred the operation of The Bradbury Hospice to the Hospital Authority
The Jessie and Thomas Tam Centre, the first facility to offer bereavement counselling and resources in Hong Kong, was established
The Society organized the First Hong Kong Palliative Care Symposium
The “3G Quality Retirement Programme” was initiated for retired professionals
The Jockey Club Home for Hospice, the first independent hospice care centre that placed the family at the core of its service, was officially open service for terminal patients and their families