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Riding the High Speech Rail to New Opportunities
How easy it is now to travel between Hong Kong and a variety of Mainland cities, all because of the efficiency of the high-speed rail system! This advanced infrastructure not only simplifies travel but also opens up many new opportunities for young people.
With generous support from the Youth Development Commission, The Dragon Foundation and the Federation will co-organise a trip for 300 high school students from Hong Kong to Wuhan, the capital city of Hubei Province. This Youth High-Speed Rail Trip 2025 will take place from 16-19 April.
The participants will have the opportunity to see Wuhan’s rich history and growing high-tech industry. They will also experience what is meant as the country is considering its "15th Five-Year Plan,", with its focus on developing "New Quality Productive Forces," including advancements in technology, sustainable practices and innovative economic models.
During the trip, students will also visit technology companies, participate in discussions with their peers at Wuhan University, and explore important historical sites. This experience aims to help them connect lessons from the past with current innovations, encouraging them to consider their role in China’s future growth.
Please partner with us to inspire young people to appreciate Chinese culture, promote sustainable development, and become tomorrow's leaders. Your support will help empower the next generation and equip them with the skills needed to contribute to society.
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Enquiries Crystal Chau 3976 9501
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Empowering Young Women: Online Marketing Mastery Guide
Aims to enhance learning in e-commerce, new media, online payment principles, financial security, and job opportunities in the Greater Bay Area
Activities include training in e-commerce and live streaming, visits for employment insights, and practical exercises to improve sales communication and new media content creation
Target 30 female students aged 18 or over
Locations Dongguan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen
Period 21-23 February 2025
Funded by Home and Youth Affairs Bureau & Women’s Commission
Organsied by HKFYG Youth Exchange Unit
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Enquiries YY Wong 3586 8448
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Sweat for a Cause: Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon Charity Programme 2025
The HKFYG charity runners are gearing up for an inspiring journey at their training session on 10 January 2025, at Tsing Yi Sports Ground, in anticipation of the Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our donors for their generous contributions to the HKFYG Charity Programme. The funds raised will support HKFYG's WL Residence, which provides essential short-term accommodation and training for youth aged 18-24 facing difficult circumstances. Thank you for being a vital part of this impactful mission!
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Enquiries Chelsea Lee 3755 7104
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Final Call for The HKFYG “Easy Volunteer” Volunteer Service Award 2024/25
Aims to call for nomination entries to recognise the outstanding achievement of individual and corporate volunteers in 2024
Targets HKFYG Members and Organisations
Categories
● Individual Volunteer Awards
● Continuous Service Award
● Outstanding Thematic Volunteer Award for Sustainability/ Online/ Wellness/ Sports/ Outside Hong Kong Services
● Organisation Volunteer Awards
Application deadline 28 January 2025
Click here for more details or enroll now and get recognised
Enquiries Szeto Ka-wai 3691 0220
Shining Through Adversity: CLP Energy for Brighter Tomorrows Award 2025
Aims to commend young people for bravely facing adversities and challenges in life, growth, health, academics, and family
Activities includes a series of training sessions and mentorship guidance
Eligibility youth aged 12 to 18
Prize each winner will receive a HK$10,000 scholarship
Nomination deadline 1 March 2025
Funded by and Partnered with CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
Organised by HKFYG School Social Work Unit
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Enquiries Raymond Chan 2395 0161
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