Health Education Exhibition and Resources Centre, Health education museum in Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong.

The Health Education Exhibition and Resources Centre occupies Block S4, a Grade I historic former Whitfield Barracks building in Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui. Its 1,100-square-metre exhibition hall spans two floors, with a 400-square-metre outdoor health education garden, a 6,000-volume reference library and a 75-seat lecture room. Two stone columns from the old Eu Yan Sang shop in Central stand at the entrance.

The centre occupies Block S4 of the former Whitfield Barracks, a Grade I historic building in Kowloon Park. In September 1993 the Urban Council endorsed converting the barracks into a health education centre. Architect Fung Wing-kei persuaded councillors to retain and adapt the old building rather than demolish it, and the centre opened on 17 May 1997 under the Urban Council, passing to the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department in 2000.

The facility helps residents understand health practices through hands-on displays and community events. You can see how people engage with everyday topics like food safety and environmental protection in a local context.

The centre provides barrier-free access for all visitors and is located within a public park. You can easily reach it using local transportation connections to the park area.

A notable feature is the outdoor health garden that extends the learning experience beyond the indoor galleries. This garden space offers practical demonstrations and additional information about environmental and personal wellness.