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About Us

Ageing with grace

Hope Holistic Care (HHC) is a not-for-profit organisation that delivers services for over 65's. We use a holistic approach to assess and meet physical, social, mental and spiritual needs. We promote healthy ageing and offer assistance to access care services. We also run volunteer programs to bring the community to these older people. Our vision is that we will be a community for older people to share eternal hope.

Our mission

To bring hope to older people by:

Delivering tailored and holistic care services that meet their physical, psychosocial and spiritual needs
Building a committed, loving and compassionate community comprising professional staff, well trained carers and volunteers
Demonstrating Christian love and hope through benevolent and charitable activities

What we do

Volunteer services

HHC offers assistance to those who are dealing with the challenges of ageing. You or your loved one may benefit from some social support or home visits from our volunteers. Alternatively, you may be having trouble understanding how to access Aged Care services. HHC is here to help.

Home Care Services

HHC will co-ordinate delivery of care services to aged care clients. Services will include, but are not limited to, domestic support, clinical care and allied healthcare. This will operate on a fee-for-service model (refer to “Funding” on this page for more information).
HHC will employ qualified staff to assess, plan and deliver these care services. It will also partner with allied health professionals.

Social Groups

HHC plans to partner with churches to run social groups to enable older people to connect with volunteers and their peers. HHC will design the programs that can be used by churches. It will support co-ordinators at these churches through education, training and administration. It is envisioned that this will become a part of the churches’ outreach ministry, enlisting their own members as volunteers to focus on this group of often neglected people.

Our journey

The Fruit of Conviction

HHC began with a couple (Rev. Joseph and Dr. Nancy Fung) who were burdened with their concern for the ageing community. After a lifetime of running successful businesses and fruitful Christian ministries, the Lord placed on them a vision to start yet another venture: a not-for-profit home care service.
Although no longer in their youth (having battled cancer, endured heart surgeries and other ailments), God’s faithfulness assured them that no work in His name would be in vain. They recognised that it is by God’s grace they have been blessed with talents in ministry, business and aged care. Since they were freely given these, they were compelled in turn to freely give.
After two years of prayerful consideration and deep discussion they were convicted by the Holy Spirit to convert the idea into reality. The board was formed in August 2020. HHC became a registered company on 6 January 2021. It is recognised as a Charitable Not for Profit with DGR status with The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.

Advisors

Winnie Hong

Advisor

Dr Winnie Hong is a recognised pain medicine specialist. She is the Director of Chronic Pain Management Service at the Concord Repatriation General Hospital. She has been a clinical advisor, lecturer and a member of numerous committees in government and universities. Dr Hong is a fellow at the Faculty of Pain Medicine, Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists.

Tony Kwan

Advisor

Tony served 15 years as Chief Information Officer in the Australian Government. After he retired from the public service, Tony was appointed as an adjunct professor at the University of Canberra and teaches IT project management. Tony worships at the Canberra Austral-Asian Church and serves as an elder there.

Samuel Ah Kit

Advisor

Dr Samuel Ah Kit is a Pathologist and Medical Administrator. He has been a Medical Director at the Hornsby Hospital.

Gerald Cheung

Advisor

Gerald is a registered psychiatric nurse and a couple and family therapist. He was a part-time member of NSW Mental Health Review Tribunal from 1996 to 2016. He also held leadership positions in clinical, management and education areas in public mental health services and education institutions.

Oliver Mak

Advisor

Oliver is a Chartered Accountant with an M.A. degree in Christian Studies. He has over 40 years of experience as senior executive in Finance, Operations and Company Secretarial Affairs areas in Professional Accounting and Banking Industry. He also served in the leadership team of a Christian church for over 20 years.

Horace Ting

Advisor

Horace has over 30 years of experience in occupational rehabilitation and trained in the functional capacity evaluation and vocational assessment. He has an MBA and a PhD in Behavioural Science.