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Spike for Dreams
Volleyball is fast-paced, exciting, and engages both players and spectators in an enthralling display of skill, strategy, and teamwork that keeps everyone on the edge of their seats. This is what the HKFYG Premier Cup is all about.
The Cup brought together 320 young boys from 16 secondary schools to give them the opportunity to build meaningful relationships, while also creating a sense of belonging and community through teamwork and personal growth.
This year's tournament focused on "Resilience", aiming to enhance students' mental and physical strength as they face life's challenges with confidence. The top top-tier competition also enabled the young participants to highlight their athletic prowess and perhaps even think about future athletic dreams.
The finals were held on 17 August at the Christian Alliance International School of Hong Kong where Diocesan Boys' School were crowned this year's champion against a feisty Shun Tak Fraternal Association Cheng Yu Tung Secondary School.
In addition to the tournament, the Federation's Community Team Sports Office are excited to offer interactive sporting seminars in schools throughout Hong Kong. These sessions will feature insights from athletes, university professors, and social workers, sharing valuable tips on how sports can be used for engagement and stress relief.
Even if volleyball is not your chosen game, do support young people, boys and girls, to be more active physically as they build resilience for the betterment of their emotional and mental wellbeing.
Organised by HKFYG Community Team Sports Office
More details https://cts.hkfyg.org.hk/hkfyg-premier-cup-2025/
Enquiries Heidi Chan 3844 5131
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Revitalising Youth Development: The Redevelopment of HKFYG Tai Mei Tuk Outdoor Activities Centre
We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust for their generous funding towards the redevelopment of the HKFYG Tai Mei Tuk Outdoor Activities Centre. This support will significantly enhance our camping facilities, allowing us to better serve and support youth development in our community.
Enquiries Vinci Chu 2664 4686
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HKFYG as a Community Partner of Hong Kong International Mental Health Conference 2025
Rationale this event will gather renowned international and local experts to discuss timely and often under-addressed topics in mental health
Aims to raise awareness of the intersection of mental health across the lifespan
Theme Navigating Life's Defining Moments
Period 6-8 November 2025
Venue Hotel ICON
Organised by Mind HK
Register click here
More details click here
Enquiries Miranda Ho 3755 7044
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Final Call for HKFYG Charity Golf Tournament 2025
Date 4 September 2025
Venue The Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club Hong Kong - 18-hole golf course
Join as a Team or Individual Patron; other sponsorship packages also available with advertisement and logo acknowledgements
Funds raised will enable disadvantaged young people to participate and engage in sports
Full details click here
Enquiries Judith Lee 3755 7101
Starts Smart: Business Breakthroughs
Rationale a startup mentoring and acceleration platform for young entrepreneurs
Aims to assist youth in their entrepreneurial journey by enhancing their competiveness from concept to execution
Date 21 August 2025
Time 2:30 pm to 5pm
Venue Room B to E, 11/F, Genesis, 33-35 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Hong Kong
Guest Speakers include
● Mr Edward LI, co-founder & CEO of Twitchy Finger Ltd
● Mr Gilbert PO, Programme Director, Diploma in Creative Film Production Associate Professor of Practice, Academy of Film, HKBU
Theme Digital Media, Arts and Culture, Gaming, Film, and Music
Target Hong Kong youth aged 18 to 35
Organsied by HKFYG Social Innovation and Youth Business Unit
More details click here
Enquiries May Lee 3956 8001
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