【Signature Event】The first "Sustainability Youth Ambassadors" Recognition Ceremony　Nearly 100 University and High School Students Serving the Underprivileged During Easter　Promoting Physical and Mental Well-being and Building a Harmonious, Caring Society

2025/04/19

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In collaboration with Noah's Ark Hong Kong, we have launched the "Sustainability Youth Ambassador Program" in April this year, aiming to nurture university and high school students by encouraging active participation in community service to enhance physical and mental health, foster positive thinking, and become youth leaders in promoting social sustainability. The first recognition ceremony was graced by officiating guests, including Mr. Leung Wang Ching, Clarence BBS JP, Under Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs and Ms. Lam Wing-sze, Vice-Chairman of Hong Kong Federation of Education Workers. They jointly witnessed and commended nearly 100 youth ambassadors from six institutions for successfully leading close to 1,000 underprivileged parents and children in "Egg-cellent Hunter" charity event during the Easter holidays.

During his speech, Mr. Leung praised the program for realizing a shared vision of cross-sector collaboration and encouraged students to continue demonstrating leadership, transforming empathy and responsibility into positive energy for community service, and collectively building a more caring and inclusive Hong Kong. Mr. Leung and Ms. Lam presented certificates of appreciation to representatives from the participating institutions, including Mrs. Stella Lau SBS JP, Headmistress of Diocesan Girls' School; Dr. Kam Tim Woo, Director of Center for Global & Community Engagement, School of Engineering, HKUST; Prof. Grace Wong, Assistant Dean of Faculty of Medicine, CUHK; Prof. Cheng Yuk-shing, Director of Centre for Sustainable Development Studies, School of Business, HKBU; Dr. Panda Chan Ping Lung, Assistant Professor of School of Science and Technology, HKMU, and Mr. Andy Cho Hoi On, Associate Dean of Students, EdUHK.

As the program's first community service event, "Egg-cellent Hunter" has been co-organized by us and Noah's Ark Hong Kong for the third consecutive year. With the title sponsorship from Sanfield (Management) Ltd. this year, the event expanded further in scale. Through over 20 mission games covering four main themes: "Newly Emerged Sports," "Art Creation," "Life Education," and "Family Moment, the event engaged children and parents from underprivileged families, ethnic minority families, and those with special educational needs (SEN), promoting physical and mental well-being and strengthening parent-child relationships.