We provide diagnosis and treatment for all children in the local public healthcare system who suffer from cancers and complicated blood disorders. Our service is formed by merging the five children's cancer centres originally located at the Queen Mary Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital, Prince of Wales Hospital, and Tuen Mun Hospital.

We aim to deliver a comprehensive and high quality subspecialist-led world class paediatric haematology and oncology service in a children-friendly environment. Our team is composed of skilled staff committed to providing holistic care for children and their families.

We also collaborate with the University of Hong Kong and the Chinese University of Hong Kong in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, and actively engage in medical research to explore new and better treatment for our children.

Our treatment protocols are in line with the most up-to-date international standard. We also engage in international multi-centre clinical trials and patients can opt to participate or adopt our existing in-house protocols.

In addition, we serve as the referral centre for all regional hospitals with regard to the management of complicated blood disorders, such as transfusion dependent thalassaemia and haemophilia. We provide inpatient, outpatient and ambulatory service to children with cancers and complicated blood disorders. Patients are given highly sub-specialised care by our three sub-specialty teams:

In addition, we serve as the referral centre for all regional hospitals with regard to the management of complicated blood disorders, such as transfusion dependent thalassaemia and haemophilia. We provide annual comprehensive out-patient evaluation service for patients under 18 years old. We are also responsible for standardizing the treatment protocols within the Hospital Authority so that all patients are under the same standard of care.