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How Lilian Yeh helped Dawn Operation out of the woods

Lilian Yeh (R2), Aaron (M) and former drug users
Lilian Yeh (R2), Aaron (M) and former drug users Source: SBS/ Aaron

Since Operation Dawn (Gospel Drug Rehab Centre) was first set up in Long Ke Wan, Sai Kung, it has undergone different phases of development. It became a government-subvented organisation in March 1998. It has seen a lot of ups and downs during the course of its development, and in mid-2000s, Lilian Yeh, the second child and only daughter of Operation Dawn founder Rev. John Paul Chan, was requested to return to Hong Kong from the US to help Operation Dawn out of the woods.But what problems exactly was Operation Dawn facing at that time, and what did Lilian do to fix them? Aaron has talked to Lilian.


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Since Operation Dawn (Gospel Drug Rehab Centre) was first set up in Long Ke Wan, Sai Kung, it has undergone different phases of development. It became a government-subvented organisation in March 1998. It has seen a lot of ups and downs during the course of its development, and in mid-2000s, Lilian Yeh, the second child and only daughter of Operation Dawn founder Rev. John Paul Chan, was requested to return to Hong Kong from the US to help Operation Dawn out of the woods.But what problems exactly was Operation Dawn facing at that time, and what did Lilian do to fix them? Aaron has talked to Lilian.



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