We hope that through our overseas projects and youth education programs, youth and children in Hong Kong and developing regions are equipped to develop to their fullest potentials as young global citizens.
To raise awareness among youth in universities, secondary schools and the Hong Kong community regarding issues of poverty, global citizenship and sustainable development.
To provide hands-on experiences for youth to study the problems faced by people in developing countries and understand how they are linked to our lives in Hong Kong.
To educate youth in Hong Kong regarding their roles and responsibilities as global citizens, and encourage them to take concrete actions in their daily lives to make a difference.
To promote global understanding among young leaders in Cambodia and Hong Kong through volunteers’ exchange and common services projects.
To nurture young leaders in Hong Kong to become advocates on global humanity issues in the society.
To reach in person neglected villages and slum areas in developing countries and design tailor-made interventions for the underprivileged children and youth there.
Through education and child development, we hope to empower youth from impoverished regions to develop to their fullest potential and therefore escape from the poverty cycle of their families.
Through public awareness and education campaigns, we hope to equip families with the necessary life skills and educate them about the rights and needs of children.
Through building hardware and distributing necessary commodities, we hope to provide children and their families with the basic means to survival and development.
Through engaging young professionals and students in Hong Kong in the whole processes of our overseas projects, we hope that young leaders learn to make a difference through their different expertise and skills.
Basically, we are interested in every project that we have mentioned in our mission and objectives. Further potential projects that are relevant to youth and children development include:
Building orphanage centers
Tackling children prostitution
Gender equality programmes
Language training or computer programmes in primary and secondary schools
Education and formative activities for women against human trafficking and domestic violence
Street children empowerment projects and technical curriculum development.
Offering scholarships for student from impoverished families
