Li Kwan Hung Education Fund 2026/27 – Hong Kong

Overview

A need-based education grant from the Hong Kong PHAB Association for full-time local Hong Kong students with disabilities, studying from primary through postgraduate level.

Eligibility

Benefits

Application Process

The Li Kwan Hung Education Fund is a Hong Kong charitable education fund administered by the Hong Kong PHAB Association, providing financial assistance to local students with disabilities so they can study alongside non-disabled peers.

It is not run by any single university or school — it is a centrally administered charitable fund, publicized independently by multiple Hong Kong institutions (including Hong Kong Shue Yan University, CityU, PolyU, and Chu Hai College) whose eligible students may apply.

The fund runs an annual application cycle with an October deadline, open to eligible full-time students from primary through postgraduate level.

Scholarship Summary

Scholarship Name: Li Kwan Hung Education Fund 2026/27

Academic Year: 2026/2027

Host Country: Hong Kong

Scholarship Provider: Hong Kong PHAB Association

Administered Through: Hong Kong PHAB Association, publicized via participating institutions

Eligible Applicants: Full-time local Hong Kong students with a qualifying disability

Study Location: Hong Kong

Application Method: Paper application via institution’s student affairs office or the Association directly

Study Levels

The fund supports students at a wide range of levels, from primary through postgraduate study, including:

• Bachelor’s Degree
• Master’s Degree
• Postgraduate Studies

Who Can Apply?

Eligibility centers on disability status and financial need rather than a specific degree program.

• Full-time local Hong Kong student status
• A qualifying disability (physical, intellectual, SEN including autism/ADHD/dyslexia, chronic illness, or visual/hearing impairment)
• Studying alongside non-disabled peers at a Hong Kong educational institution, from primary through postgraduate level
• Demonstrated financial need

The Hong Kong PHAB Association’s own current page could not be reliably accessed during our research; applicants should confirm the latest eligibility details directly with the Association or their institution’s student affairs office.

Scholarship Benefits

The fund provides:

• A need-based grant toward education-related expenses
• The specific award amount per recipient is not published on the sources available for this listing — confirm directly with the Hong Kong PHAB Association

How to Apply

Eligible students obtain the Application Guidelines & Form, typically distributed through their own institution’s student affairs office, or directly from the Hong Kong PHAB Association.

Application Steps

1. Contact your institution’s student affairs office, or the Hong Kong PHAB Association directly, for the current Application Guidelines & Form.
2. Complete the application form with your personal, academic, and disability-related information.
3. Gather required supporting documents demonstrating disability status and financial need.
4. Submit the completed application to the Association’s Executive Director before the deadline.
5. Await the Association’s decision.

Application Deadline

Deadline: 15 October 2026.

This date is confirmed by Hong Kong Shue Yan University’s official 2026/27 notice and is consistent with the fund’s standing policy of accepting applications no later than mid-October each year.

Important Information

• This fund is administered centrally by the Hong Kong PHAB Association, not by any single university
• Only full-time local Hong Kong students with a qualifying disability are eligible
• The exact award amount is not publicly confirmed — verify directly with the Association
• Applicants should check with their own institution’s student affairs office for how to obtain the application form

Official Application Portal

Hong Kong Shue Yan University – Official 2026/27 Notice

Official Sources

Applicants should always prioritize information published by:

• Hong Kong PHAB Association
• Hong Kong Shue Yan University Student Affairs Office
• Participating Hong Kong institutions (e.g. CityU, PolyU, Chu Hai College)

Disclaimer: Scholarship availability, eligibility requirements, benefits, deadlines, and participating programs may change. Applicants should verify all information through the official sources before applying.