CMF is deeply grateful for the ongoing pro bono support from CSC Global, an integral partner since 2017, providing company secretarial services under the guidance of Donald Tsang.

In addition, the accounting team led by Alex Chan, together with Coco, Kenneth, and Chloe, has dedicated significant effort to revenue‑side accounting and receipt generation—playing a vital role in CMF’s day‑to‑day operations and financial stewardship.

As announced in September 2025, the installation of MERU equipment in Pingliang and Longnan marked the launch of newborn mobile transport services in Southern Gansu. These two operational hubs form the foundation of a regional neonatal emergency transport network.

At 3,500 meters above sea level, timely neonatal intervention can mean the difference between life and loss.

On 10 April 2026, as part of Every Baby Rescued Indonesia program and led by Harapan Kita Maternal Child Health Hospital, the 1st Webinar of the Online Technical Support Program, focused on updates in neonatal resuscitation practice.

Strong progress is being made as we enter the final phase of our program evaluation.

CMF participated in the Caring Company Scheme 2024/25 Recognition Ceremony and the release of the Caring Business Achievements Overview, organised by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS).

Hong Kong Neonatal Network (HKNN): CMF is thrilled to announce that the Hospital Authority initiative, facilitated by Children’s Medical Foundation has been established. We extend our gratitude to the 21 members of the HKNN founding committee:

In March, six neonatal healthcare professionals from Leshan completed a week‑long Neonatal Resuscitation Trainer Course at Shanghai Children’s Medical Center. Delivered under the American Academy of Pediatrics’ Neonatal Resuscitation Program, this training prepares participants to become local Master Trainers, ensuring long‑term, locally led capacity building.

In February, CMF’s CEO also attended “Bridging the Pacific,” a conference co‑hosted by UC Berkeley and J.P. Morgan in Taipei, convening global leaders from public health, academia, industry, and healthcare innovation across the U.S. and Asia.

The conference fostered cross‑Pacific dialogue on interdisciplinary collaboration, long‑term partnerships, and translating research into real‑world health impact.

Daima Foundation now serves as CMF’s local partner foundation in Indonesia, supporting program management and implementation. Special thanks to Dr. Ivan Sini for his incredible effort and advisory support.