Mark Cheung Kai-yuen, a Hong Kong-based social worker, has been recognized as a finalist for the Spirit of Hong Kong Awards. The nomination highlights his efforts to address the lack of accessible dental care for vulnerable populations, including cancer survivors, children with special needs, and people living with disabilities.

Cheung co-founded the social enterprise 'Smile Again' alongside dentist Dr. Ho Kwun-yin. The initiative focuses on removing barriers to dental treatment by modifying clinical environments and service delivery. According to the report, the enterprise features wheelchair-accessible facilities and employs longer consultation times to accommodate patients who may struggle in traditional dental settings. Furthermore, the organization utilizes tailored communication strategies to better serve patients with specific behavioral or physical requirements. The nomination for the Spirit of Hong Kong Awards serves to bring public attention to these efforts to bridge the gap in healthcare accessibility within the city.