The HSBC Hong Kong Community Festival will be held on 10 November 2019 (Sunday). The theme of this year is “Bringing People Together”, aiming to induce creativity and motivate participation for an inclusive and harmonious community, and at the same time, to celebrate the excellent work and achievements of charity partners who are involved in the HSBC Hong Kong Community Partnership Programme. Interactive games and entertaining performances will be hosted at Chater Road, Central and throughout the 18 districts by grantees of HSBC Hong Kong Community Partnership Programme. All festival activities are opened for public participation. We look forward to welcoming you on 18 November.
Winner List
Chater Road, Central
Community activities at Chater Road and in all 18 districts
Time
1pm - 5pm
Venue
Public viewing deck, Star Ferry Pier, Central (Google Map )
Activity
100 families will be invited to visit the well-known attractions in Central and Western District, during which they will also take part in quizzes about financial management knowledge. This is to enhance participating families' sense of belonging to the community while educating them on the right concepts of wealth management.
Organisation
The Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Social Service
Contact Person
Kwok Po Yee
Tel
25479300
Email
pollykwokgp@ttmssd.org
Remark
Invitation Only
12nn - 5pm
Chater Road Pedestrian Precinct in Central (Google Map )
The Eastern District is a community where the east meets west. The ritual performance of lion dance during Tam Kung Festival and the jazzy music from bars and restaurants in the Soho area create a vibrant mix that is very typical of the community.
Hong Kong Lutheran Social Service
LAM KA WING
29045647
winky.lam@hklss.hk
Open to Public
A unique play zone comprises many attractions including an aero-biking competition, bicycle repair demonstration as well as art and craft workshops for participants to make their own DIY souvenirs.
St. James' Settlement
Kwok Tsz Shun Christopher
63902403
tszshun.kwok@sjs.org.hk
11am - 6pm
Room 2004, 2/F, Smiling Shaukeiwan Plaza, 360A Shaukeiwan Road (Google Map )
Objectives and content of the project will be introduced to members from the community during the ceremony. Guest speakers will also be invited to enhance community members' understanding of the project's rationale while encouraging them to be actively involved.
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals
Tang Kam Tsz
29670170
kamtsz.tang@tungwah.org.hk
2.15pm - 4.30pm
Sitting-out area, Island East Sports Centre, Tai Hong Street, Sai Wan Ho (Google Map )
Talent shows and game booths will be set up to educate the public on concepts of life planning. The event also serves to engage active seniors to participate in community activities and to enhance public awareness of the needs of retirees.
Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association
YIP CHUEN SIU
26767067
csyip@ywca.org.hk
11am - 5pm
Lai Shuk Ying Memorial Plaza, Yat Tung Estate, Tung Chung (Google Map )
Experiential workshops related to sports and arts, gigantic play zones and information booths will be set up in Yat Tung Estate and Moon Tung Estate as means of public education. Also there will be a family treasure hunt competition to engage the public.
The Neighbourhood Advice-Action Council
Kevin Chan
91232067
tcis.swt8@naac.org.hk
PLK Lam Man Chan English Primary School, 24 Sheung Heung Road, To Kwa Wan (Google Map )
The community event comprises games and art display to showcase the unique crafts of traditional small stalls in the "13 Streets" community. Also there will be a silent zone for public education on the livelihood of tenants residing in subdivided units.
Lam Kin Chi
27120114
ken.lam@hklss.hk
We will recruit 10 children to form a band and perform at HSBC Hong Kong Community Festival, through which their self-confidence will be enhanced.
The Society for the Aid and Rehabilitation of Drug Abusers
Katie Lam
27768271
aswo5_mtp@sarda.org.hk
10am - 4pm
Kowloon City Baptist Church Neighbourhood Elderly Centre, LG/F, Lok Tai House, Phase 6, Lok Fu Estate, Lok Fu (Google Map )
10 elders, upon completion of training, will put their newly acquired reporting skills into practice by unearthing human-interest stories in Hong Kong's old districts.
Senior Citizen Home Safety Association
Mr. Hei LAN
29521835
chunhei.lan@schsa.org.hk
1.30pm - 5pm
4/F Platform, Wai Man House, Oi Man Estate, Homantin (outside fire escape) (Google Map )
Members from the community will be invited to take part in flash performances staged by Silver Age Studio in some old districts to combat stigma against old age.
2pm - 4pm
2-4/F, Cheung Fat Community Centre, Cheung Fat Estate, Tsing Yi (Google Map )
Game and public education booths will be set up to educate members from Kwai Tsing community on the needs of young night drifters and rehabilitated persons.
Hong Kong Playground Association
Ling Tsz Kwan
60359748
kenling@hkpa.hk
Under the MTR bridge, outside Kwai Ching House and Kwai Ming House, Kwai Fong Estate (Google Map )
A public education campaign will be launched for student leaders to promote their own Campus Sustainability Plans, followed by an online and onsite public poll to vote for the most popular plan.
Institute for Integrated Rural Development Hong Kong
HUNG CHOI MAN
61564195
choiman.harvest@gmail.com
Upon completion of skills training, participants will stage a role-playing game for primary students so as to educate the latter on financial management and career planning.
Wong Chi Wai
92677793
hkpachiwai@gmail.com
2pm - 5pm
Basketball court near Kai Yin House, Kai Yip Estate (Google Map )
Information about wheelchair maintenance and rehabilitation products will be introduced during the Wheelchair Channel Launch Ceremony to educate the public on the needs of people with disabilities. Also a wide variety of activities will be held and pamphlets will be distributed as means of public education.
1st Step Association
Yip Wai Keung
31658337
info@1stephk.org
11am - 4pm
Upper Ngau Tau Kok Estate Piazza (near shopping centre) (Google Map )
We will gather 400 participants to play kickboxing together as a means of physical and mental training. Athletes or community leaders will be invited to share their life stories and educate the public on the 5 skill sets for buidling resilience, so as to turn Kwun Tong into a vibrant, caring and inclusive community.
Christian Family Service Centre
Pinky Choy
27036670
pinky_choy@cfsc.org.hk
Atrium, 2/F, Phase 1, Amoy Plaza, 77 Ngau Tau Kok Road, Kowloon Bay (next to the escalator) (Google Map )
Virtual-Reality(VR), experiential learning activities, sharing sessions and promotional booths will be set up to enhance public acceptance and understanding of students with special educational needs.
Stewards
Kimmy Chong
23250060
kimmy.chong@stewards.hk
1.30pm - 5.30pm
2A Kwun Tong Road, Kwun Tong (Google Map )
An orchestral performance, organized by youngsters involved in the project, will be held in the Urban Oasis where stalls will also be set up to sell organic products. The event will serve as a demonstration of using public spaces in a green and meaningful manner.
Tsang Po Yee
27183008
lucy_tsang@cfsc.org.hk
Wo Muk Road Playground, Luen Wo Hui, Fanling (Google Map )
A half-day experiential carnival will be held in the North District, where participants can experience challenging activities to cultivate positive values and attitude such as resilience and the courage to face up to new challenges.
Hong Kong Children and Youth Services
TSUI LAM
26797557
lamtsui@hkcys.org.hk
Through a series of experiential activities, participants can learn about the rules and skills of this newly developing sport, for instance hitting and dribbling as well as basic defense techniques, while identifying their personal strengths and interests during the process.
CHENG CHUN KIT
90305448
arkicheng@hkcys.org.hk
Persons with disabilities will be invited to perform at the event (e.g. music and dance) to showcase their strengths and talents.
Wong Sing Wai
28709512
samuel.sw.wong@tungwah.org.hk
2.30pm - 5.30pm
Room 620-624, Wah Kee House, Wah Fu Estate (Google Map )
The program, including 18 workshops and performances prepared by our youth participants, is a proof of talent and resilience of grassroots children and youth.
Christian & Missionary Alliance Church Union Hong Kong
LEE CHI LOK
25380644
leecl@wahkeechurch.org.hk
12.30pm - 3.30pm
Room 101-110, G/F, Tung Ping House, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau (Google Map )
Participants will learn about financial planning and explore concepts of business operation through running a food stall as volunteers.
KO KA MAN
28748121
cathy.ko@tungwah.org.hk
Live music performance on Chater Road’s busking zone! Buskers will spread positive energy and promote caring in the community through creativity and participation.
The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups
Frankie
61398790
frankie.chung@hkfyg.org.hk
Rooftop of Jockey Club Creative Art Centre, 30 Pak Tin Street, Shek Kip Mei (Google Map )
Through videos, free-weaving activities and talks, Sham Shui Po residents and handicraft fans will get a taste of SAORI hand-woven arts.
Centre for Community Cultural Development
Lau Ka Man
97357141
saorihk2017@gmail.com
G/F & 5/F, 387 Portland Street, Mongkok (Google Map )
Participants will acquire knowledge about financial quotient and wealth management through games and workshops, such as creating a piggy bank and photo-taking.
Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children
WAN WING LAAM JOYCE
23812315
joycewan@hkspc.org
12nn - 4.30pm
ELCHK, Shatin District Community Centre for the Golden-Aged (G/F, Kwai Wo House , Lek Yuen Estate) (Google Map )
To promote traditional food culture, trained volunteers will join hands with participants to prepare traditional snacks. Also booths will be set up to educate the public on healthy eating and lifestyle.
Evangelical Lutheran Church Social Service - Hong Kong
Ng Sze Tung, Debbie
26917163
debbieng@elchk.org.hk
Platform outside Fook Hoi House, Lek Yuen Estate, Sha Tin (near Chinese restaurant) (Google Map )
Elders will teach children various skills of sewing and together with community members they will re-create traditional soft toys and games such as Tic Tac Toe. The goal is to build closer ties between elders and children as well as to foster social cohesion.
H.K.S.K.H. Lady MacLehose Centre
Leung King Man
24235489
dtspo.01@gmail.com
2pm - 5.30pm
Lung Hang Shopping Centre, Lung Hang Estate, Sha Tin (Google Map )
Through exhibition, lectures and experiential activities at our funfair , we aim to enhance public awareness of the needs of dementia patients and their care-givers, so as to clarify misconceptions and to combat stigma.
International Church of the Foursquare Gospel - Hong Kong District
IRIS LAU
26983289
lhcic@icfgelder.org.hk
Participants can try out different challenges and develop positive attitude towards life via a series of games. Participants are also welcome to join the music zone for intergenerational play.
The Association of Evangelical Free Churches of Hong Kong
Liu Ching Yi
26489829
hfcec@efcc.org.hk
2pm - 9.30pm
HKYWCA Butterfly Bay Integrated Social Service Centre (Google Map )
During the event new volunteer recruits will get to know each other and make friends with students with Special Education while getting a taste of serving others.
Ku Ka Wai
24660136
joeku@ywca.org.hk
An inclusive playground for all children, including those with visual or hearing impairments, to enjoy the fun and excitement of play through their senses.
Playright Children's Play Association
Florence Chiu
37025132
florence@playright.org.hk
Public square, Kin Sang Shopping Centre, Kin Sang Estate, Tuen Mun (Google Map )
Public awareness of Sarcopenia and means of prevention will be raised by lectures, exhibitions, exercise demonstrations, and simple assessments in the carnival.
Mimi Chan
24670188
kscic@icfgelder.org.hk
Open Area outside Wan Lam House, Wan Tau Tong Estate, Tai Po (Google Map )
The flea market will be a platform on which elderly singletons can share their lifelong skills with members from the community in exchange for second-hand appliances and household items.
Yan Oi Tong
Nagi Ching Ying
26546188
zoe.ngai@yot.org.hk
This activity promotes the importance of ecosystems protection via the flower show and workshops, and cultivate a positive and caring attitude towards nature among children.
Environmental Association
Chan Ka Wang, Gary
31117344
garychan@taipoea.org.hk
1pm - 4pm
Si Yuan School of the Precious Blood, 2 Shing Mun Road, Tsuen Wan (Google Map )
To promote the concept of "Be Money Wise", elders will be invited to join a social role-playing game designed and run by students and parents. The latter will also work with the elders to perform in an interactive drama for the community.
Si Yuan School of the Precious Blood
Mr Wong Tak Wah
35906061
wtw@sys.edu.hk
Liu Po Shan Memorial College, 22-66 Wai Tsuen Road, Tsuen Wan (Google Map )
A market, including lectures on finances and communication skills, will be organized according to results of the questionnaire and online feedback. The event will also allow youngsters to get a taste of different careers of their preferences.
Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong
TSOI WAI CHUNG
24133111
wctsoi@ymca.org.hk
12nn - 4pm
Open area outside Wing Lok House, Fuk Loi Estate,Tsuen Wan (Google Map )
A carnival will be organized at Fuk Loi Estate to motivate members from the community to care about the plight of elderly singletons and to sign up as volunteers.
Lau Wai Chung
24127844
jack.lau@sjs.org.hk
7 Mallory Street, Wan Chai (Google Map )
Youngsters will prepare their favourite brew and share the coffee and brewing skills with residents in Wan Chai. There will also be busking by young people to engage the public as well as to foster a community spirit.
CHUNG KA YEE
64682423
edos.sw9@naac.org.hk
2pm - 4.30pm
2/F, 211 Johnston Road, Wan Chai (Google Map )
The carnival will be held on the campus of a primary school in Wan Chai. The first part of the event comprises experiential programs such as "Happy Chair Dance" and Boccia, while the second part involves game booths, held by seniors and students, to promote messages of healthy eating, exercising and wealth management.
Methodist Centre
Polly Leung
28386368
pyleung@methodist-centre.com
G/F, CCWU Shopping Arcade, 302-308 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai (Google Map )
Children from 8 to 12 years old will be invited to plan and operate a pop-up store. They will be involved in store decoration, product production and operations at all levels. An upcycling workshop will be provided as part of the training.
Petty Lee
39744677
petty.lee@sjs.org.hk
10.30am - 2.30pm
Rhenish Church Grace School, Fung Tak Estate, Diamond Hill (Google Map )
Persons with intellectual disabilities will showcase their talents via performances as well as running game booths to enhance public awareness of their strengths.
Rhenish Church Grace School
CHUNG TAK YUEN
23280362
tychung@rcgs.edu.hk
Open area outside Tat Sin House, Upper Wong Tai Sin Estate (Google Map )
Booths will be set up in the community to highlight the history and cultural characteristics of Wong Tai Sin. Elders will also run Zentangle workshops as well as introduce well-known attractions or photo-taking spots in the district to the public.
Hong Kong Employment Development Service
Sanny Chun
36115498
sanny.chun@hkeds.org
Participants can experience the fun and excitement of the rugby sport via a series of exercises such as tackling tactics and high kicks, led by rugby players and coaches.
Hong Kong Rugby Union Community Foundation
Tony Hui
22923237
tony.hui@hkrugby.com
10am - 2pm
Unit 5-8, G/F, Yiu Tung House, Tung Tau Estate (Google Map )
Teenagers benefited from the photo shooting class sponsored by HSBC Hong Kong Community Partnership Programme last year will take family photos for members from the community.
Caritas - Hong Kong
Kwong Hiu Lam
23820265
kwonghiulam@caritassws.org.hk
Pok Oi Hospital Yuen Long Merchants Association Extreme Sports Park (Google Map )
The event will introduce to the public the exciting nature and challenges of X sports while showcasing the innovative hand-crafts by youngsters.
Pok Oi Hospital
Au Suk Hung
26730345
ycic@pokoi.org.hk
Open area at Hung Fuk Estate, Hung Shui Kiu, Yuen Long (Google Map )
Creative learning workshops will be organised by teenagers to promote creative learning among youngsters and their parents in the community.
Liu Tsz Mei
24487474
claire.liu@hkfyg.org.hk
(1)Street booth outside Exit D1 of Mong Kok MTR Station (2)Street booth near open area of Langham Place (near Exit C4) (Google Map )
We will hold a small fun fair that includes an exhibition and game booths for the public to learn about make-up skills and knowledge.
CHUI KA HO
93627254
jerry.chui@hkpa.hk
12.30pm - 5pm
3/F, 202 Prince Edward West (near Flower Market) (Google Map )
Slash the future Community Festival Day comprises human library and game booths. The goal is to encourage residents of Yau Tsim Mong districts to take part and share their life stories in public.
Kelvin Chan
24150128
eh@elchk.org.hk
4.30pm - 8pm
Henry G. Leong Yau Ma Tei Community Centre (Google Map )
A carnival for people from all walks of life, the event is also a showcase of Nepalese arts and culture through which Hong Kongers can get to learn more about the lives of ethnic minorities in the city.
Ladder Mission
Wong Chau Yin
95562765
karen.wong@laddermission.hk
12nn - 3pm
Covered public area in front of Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier (near Clock Tower) (Google Map )
Exhibition boards and game booths will be set up to introduce entrepreneurial skills and to educate the public on the process of running a business.
Wofoo Leaders' Network
Ng Yuk Yin
36515297
joyceng@wofoo.com
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