Central Market | Jockey Club Elderly Mental Health Centre Presents: "Touch, Move, Memory Experience Pavilion" Exhibition —— Unraveling Fourteen Risk Factors, Embark on a Journey to Explore the Brain

Description

Building on the success of last year's "Touch, Move, Memory Experience Pavilion" exhibition, the Jockey Club "Zhi Kang Jian" Dementia Detection and Community Support Program will once again host the "Touch, Move, Memory Experience Pavilion" in mid-September 2026. This year's exhibition focuses on fourteen risk factors associated with dementia, combining interactive games, art installations, and informational panels to transform professional knowledge into tangible, sensory experiences, guiding the public to gradually understand brain health.

Five Experience Zones for You to Explore One by One:

Nostalgic Matching Cards

Reflecting the unique history of Central Market, this nostalgic item-matching game opens the exhibition. Before officially entering, you will establish visual and image memories of the fourteen risk factors.

The Key to Fourteen Risks

This zone displays exhibits, artworks, and detailed panels related to the fourteen risk factors, deconstructing the meaning behind each risk.

Our "Brain People" City

Take you into the daily life scenes of "Brain People" City, experience the world through the eyes of those with dementia, understand their daily lives, and reflect on how to assist them within the community.

Brain-Boosting Experience Zone and "Final Memory" Message Board

Three interactive games — "Visual Illusion Space," "Brain Age Test," and "Marching in Place" — test your brain age. Also, feel free to write your most cherished memories, blessings, and reflections on the postcard message board.

Silver Footprints

Join us in reviewing the Jockey Club Elderly Mental Health Centre's 25-year journey of community service, learning more about our service philosophy of "People-Centered" and core values.

Free admission, welcome families of all ages, including the elderly and children, to participate.

We promise to safeguard memories together and pay attention to brain health.

[About the Jockey Club "Zhi Kang Jian" Dementia Detection and Community Support Program]

Generously funded by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, this program centers on family intervention and empowerment, advocating "early detection, early diagnosis, early intervention." It offers rapid electronic screening, diagnosis, and medication subsidies for eligible individuals, while providing practical support to caregivers to alleviate family stress. We strive to enhance public awareness of dementia, aiming to eliminate misunderstandings and stigmas, and build a dementia-friendly community.