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Ms Luna Chan

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Luna manages and oversees PathFinders’ beneficiary services programmes, and PathFinders’ finance, human resources and operational matters. 

In 2008, she helped establish PathFinders. Luna is passionate about serving the underserved migrant women and children of Hong Kong. Luna started at PathFinders as a Case Manager directly assisting distressed migrant women and their Hong Kong-born children by conducting cases, providing crisis intervention, advising on parenting choices and by helping them navigate Hong Kong’s legal, immigration and health systems.

In 2010, Luna was promoted to Senior Case Manager managing and supervising a team of case managers and the education programme manager. She was closely involved in reviewing, modifying and developing PathFinders’ client services programmes. 

In 2012, Luna was further promoted to become PathFinders’ Chief Operations Officer.

Education and Personal:
Born in Beijing and raised in Hong Kong, Luna obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Commerce in Sydney, Australia. She began her career in as Certified Public Accountant at PwC in Hong Kong working in business advisory services.

In 2011, Luna obtained a Postgraduate Certificate in Psychology from the University of Hong Kong. Luna is passionate in using her experiences and knowledge to influence positively people’s lives and to enable positive social change. 

Public Profile:
Since 2013, Luna has become more active in her focus on addressing systemic change by increasing her involvement in community education about the issues PathFinders’ babies, children and women face. This has included being drafting, presenting on or otherwise involved with the following:
  • Submission of a shadow report to the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child Commission
  • Submission of a shadow report to United Nations’ Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women Commission
  • Delivering a verbal intervention to the HKSAR Legislative Council’s Constitutional Affairs Panel regarding PathFinders’ above shadow report submitted to United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of the Child Commission
  • Delivering a verbal intervention to the HKSAR Legislative Council’s Manpower Panel regarding the situation of foreign domestic workers in Hong Kong
  • Providing various press interviews with RTHK, TVB Pearl, SCMP, migrant newspapers and radio programmes
  • Presenting a seminar “Strategies to Professionalize Indonesia in Training and sending Migrant Workers”,  Brawijaya University, Faculty of Women Studies, Malang, Indonesia
  • Speaking at TrustForum Asia: PathFinders’ ‘Action to Impact’ calling for all babies and children in Hong Kong to have an identity and to be registered as existing
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