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Promoting Equality through Sports
One of the most positive aspects of sports, apart from team work, the thrill of competition while learning how to win and lose with grace, is the how it impacts health and wellbeing. We believe that sports should be for everyone; but sadly, some young people lack opportunities to challenging circumstances.
For the second year, the V.Cares Youth Volleyball Program, organised by the HKFYG Community Team Sports Office and supported by Mitsubishi Electric (Hong Kong) Limited, this exciting program focuses on female volleyball enthusiasts aged 13 to 17, especially for those from grassroots families, those with special educational needs or those from ethnic minority backgrounds. The purpose is to provide free training and skills development over a six-month period, thus enhancing their self-confidence and teamwork.
This year, selected participants will be divided into four teams according to districts, where after being trained, they will join the V. League camp and tournament. Twelve alumni from last year's program will serve coaches' assistants, sharing their passion and experience with the participants. In addition to developing their sporting prowess, they will also volunteer in various community projects, further highlighting the importance of teamwork sportsmanship and community involvement.
Let's get everyone involved as we empower more young girls through sports!
More details cts.hkfyg.org.hk
Enquiries Lily Tse 3611 6670
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Neighbourhood First．Rice-Giving Scheme
Rationale allows youth volunteers to help distribute the rice packs which give them chances to support and care about people in-need in the community
Aims to relieve burdens of low-income families and elderly
Location all 18 districts
Period April 2023 to March 2024
Funded by Au Bak Ling Charity Trust
Organised by HKFYG Neighbourhood First
More details click here
Enquiries Monica Mok 3755 7072
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Parents' Programme 2023 - Parent-child Communication in the Digital Era
Aims to provide parents with useful information to plan the study pathway for their children
Date & Time 15 April 2023, 2:30pm
Venue Hong Kong Design Institute
Online broadcast available
Speaker Mr Timothy Yu, Founder and CEO of Snapask
Topic about the popular trends of technology learning, features of the future workplace and tips on career planning
Co-organised by Vocational Training Council and HKFYG Parent Support Network
Register here
More details psn.hkfyg.hk
Enquiries Jessica Ling 2402 9230
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The HKFYG 2023-24 Annual Plan: Return to Normality - Engaging Youth in Community Building
The Federation will focus on assisting young people to restore a new kind of normality by developing public health services, as well as engaging youth to help build the community and co-create a better future for everyone
Read online at here
Enquiries Mavum Cheung 3755 7088
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Closing the Health Gap: Youth Hong Kong magazine No 15.1 April 2023
In this issue we found the reason for the health gap and the different ways to close this divide
Read online click here
Advertising, requests and enquiries
Ada Chau 3755 7108
email youthhongkong@hkfyg.org.hk
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