Celebrating Easter with the disabled and ethnic minority families. The event comprises edutainment activities such as orienteering, interactive workshops and performances, allowing participants to understand the meaning of Easter, enjoy egg hunting in Tung Wan Beach and explore landmarks in Ma Wan. It aims at advocating the positive message of social inclusion to the public, attaching special meaning to the holiday.
The party offers a meaningful birthday celebration for children with illnesses, featuring interactions with certified therapy dogs and close encounters with small wildlife to relieve stress and nurture empathy, helping them regain courage and strength through love and companionship.
The annual event co-organized with the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee allows people with disabilities to experience the fun of Para Sports, raises public awareness of them, and promotes the equality and inclusiveness of the disabled.
Through interactive games and real life case sharing, the seminars guide parents and children to learn character building and emotion management skills based on the A.R.K. core values (Acceptance, Respect and Kindness), and encourage parents in integrating character education into daily parent child relationships.
Every year supporters and beneficiaries participate together in this flagship fundraising event. Participants play meaningful and interactive games at various checkpoints as they walk along a scenic and historic trail on Ma Wan Island/ Hong Kong Country Parks. All proceeds support birthday parties and summer camps for orphans, children with cancer, children from low-income/single parent/broken families, and hearing impaired children.
The initiative allows DSE students to have summer internship opportunities in front-line departments of Noah's Ark Hong Kong and other companies to experience different work environments, and to identify the interest of advanced studies and career path with positive values.
Parents and children participated in experiential activities with climate crisis theme, encouraging local children to engage in global climate action actively and become climate action pioneers, raising public awareness about the needs of children worldwide.
The eight-week campaign sponsored children to participate in a series of art creation and interactive games, including Pastel Nagomi Art, Pattern Painting, Board Games and Newly Emerging Sports, aiming to encourage them to gradually resume moderate social interaction after the COVID-19 period, and to enhance their physical and mental development.
An annual event co-organized by Rainbow Foundation and Noah's Ark Hong Kong to show love and respect to underprivileged families of Hong Kong. In partnership with other local social service centers across Hong Kong, families in need are invited to visit Noah's Ark and enjoy a family style Chinese lunch along with family bonding activities throughout the day. Since the campaign was launched in 2013, 5,000 underprivileged people participate in the event each year. The beneficiaries included homeless, partitioned and subdivided flat residents, persons with disabilities and chronic diseases, living alone elderly, low-income families and individuals from rehabilitation center and hail from all districts in Hong Kong.
The elderly were invited to join health seminars to deepen their understanding and awareness of important health topics such as "The Three Highs" and Dementia. They underwent physical examinations, received dietary advice from registered nurses, and participated in simple exercises to enhance their cognitive and physical coordination abilities.
A festival celebration event is designed for the elderly, allowing them to feel love and care of the community. It also encourages "The Ark's Little Doctor" volunteers to develop positive values and learn to respect elderly through festive art-crafts making and gifts distribution.
The event engaged the students in exploring their personalities and strengths through group games, and learning more about the daily roles of Noah's Ark exhibition's docents, Ma Wan firefighters and coaches of Hong Kong Soccer In Christ (SIC) in the career experience sessions, encouraging them to pursue their dreams bravely.
Underprivileged children enjoy DIY Christmas crafts, fun magic shows and themed game booths, and are encouraged to learn to share by bringing canned food to be donated to the needy, sharing love together.
Blending Chinese culture with multi sensory experiences, the event featured lantern riddles, festive songs, mugwort massage hammer DIY and band performances, offering seniors a relaxing and joyful celebration while relieving stress and boosting positivity.
Parents and children join an upcycling toy workshop at Noah's Ark, where they transform recycled cardboard into unique marble games, strengthening parent child bonds while promoting environmental awareness and sustainable living through creative reuse.
Parents and children explore Ma Wan Park Nature Garden to collect various types of leaves and create unique plant-stamped eco-friendly bags, turning nature's beauty into cherished souvenirs and unforgettable memories.
Through adventure challenges, fathers acted as guides and supporters, engaging in effective communication with their children with Special Educational Needs (SEN). They encouraged their children to face the challenges bravely, offering praise and recognition, which fostered understanding, trust and stronger parent child bonding through this unique Father's Day experience.
Mothers relaxed and relieved stress through an immersive forest bathing experience in the peaceful environment of Ma Wan Park Nature Garden. Meanwhile, fathers and children took part in a festive workshop at Noah's Ark Hong Kong, creating carnation crafts and finger-painted thank you cards, expressing their heartfelt appreciation for the mothers.