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Youth in Smart Logistics
Logistics isn’t just about moving stuff—it’s about moving forward! In today’s world, logistics is where smart technology meets global trade, offering endless opportunities for young people eager to be part of something fast-paced and future-focused. For students curious about how technology is transforming the way the world connects, the logistics industry is the perfect place to start exploring. But how?
To open these doors, the Federation’s Youth Employment Network is launching the “Smart Logistics Pioneer – Youth Experience Programme”. Supported by the Logistics Promotion Funding Scheme, the Programme is designed for secondary school students who want to see what the logistics industry is really like. Instead of just learning in a classroom, participants get involved, shadowing professionals in real logistics companies; trying out roles in administration, operations, or marketing; and seeing smart logistics technology in action. Each student is paired with an industry mentor, ready to share insider tips and help them make the most of their experience.
Before heading into their placements, students will join a practical workshop to get ready for the workplace. The workshop covers essential skills like communication, workplace etiquette, and how to make a great first impression. After the job shadowing, participants come together for a sharing session, where they swap stories, reflect on what they’ve learned, and get inspired about their next steps, whether that means further study or jumping straight into a future career.
The Programme is more than just a learning opportunity, it’s a stepping stone for young people to discover a world of innovation. Support us and let’s unlock their potential in one of the world’s most exciting industries!
More details https://yen.hkfyg.org.hk/smart-logistics/
Enquiries Rennie Wong 3113 7999
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Top Six Finalist Crews Revealed at Hong Kong Disneyland Dance-Off Party
Aims to provide young people with a platform to shine through arts and culture, empowering them to showcase their creativity, teamwork, and passion for dance
Dance styles include Street Dance, Jazz Funk, Waacking, Hip Hop, and Breaking
Participants 200 participants aged 16–24 from Hong Kong and Shenzhen
Finalist Crews include Polygon Team, Popping Taofu, Rockz Elements, Team BaseOut, Wingo and Wishes
Finale Date 18 October 2025
Venue Tomorrowland Stage, Hong Kong Disneyland
Awards the champion, first runner-up, and second runner-up crews will be awarded cash prizes of HK$8,000, HK$4,000 and HK$2,000, respectively, along with trophies and park tickets to Hong Kong Disneyland
Organised by Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and HKFYG Cultural Services Unit
More details click here
Enquiries Gabriel Lee 2395 5753
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Nurturing Tomorrow’s Authors- The 11th Youth Writer Programme 2025-2026
Aims to nurture young talents in writing and providing a platform for them to publish their new titles
Categories include fiction, non-fiction, picture book, etc.
Award champion works will have the opportunity to receive a subsidy for publishing new titles and showcasing them at the Hong Kong Book Fair 2026
Target youth under the age of 35
Application period 15 September - 26 October 2025
Organised by HKFYG Professional Publications Unit
More details click here
Enquiries Marco Yu 3755 7091
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80th Anniversary of the Victory in the War of Resistance: A Commemoration by Thousands of Youth
Aims to honour the legacy of the War of Resistance and deepen young people's understanding of history, identity, and belonging
Activities include a photo exhibition on the secret rescue operations in Guangdong and Hong Kong, guided tours to Sha Tau Kok, the base for guerrilla forces during the war, and in-school activities – we hope to help young people learn, remember and honour our past, while fostering identity and belonging
Target youth and the general public interested in history and cultural heritage
Event Period now until end of November
Organised by HKFYG Leadership Institute
More details click here
Enquiries Jacky Yeung 2169 0255
Building Resilient Communities- Social Prescribing Symposium 2025
Aims to advance the development of social prescribing in Hong Kong by sharing international experiences and showcasing local innovations
Symposium theme Advancing Social Prescribing in Hong Kong: Lessons from Abroad and Local Innovations
Target over 300 participants from health, welfare, and policy sectors
Expert speakers included Executive Councillor Dr Lam Ching-choi, Dr Bogdan Chiva Giurca of the National Academy for Social Prescribing and Dr Hock Lin Sng of the Agency for Integrated Care (Singapore)
Co-organised by HKFYG, Health in Action, Christian Family Service Centre and Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong
More details click here
Enquiries Fanny Ng 3844 5140
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