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22/07/2021
After a year-long lock down, the Caritas Lok Yi School students finally had the chance to meet our Volunteers last 12 July thanks to an artjamming™ session organised by Project Leader Vivian Mock and artjamming™ founder, Betty Cheung. Having met the full Covid 19 vaccination requirement, four Volunteers were allowed to enter the school to […]
09/07/2021
A decrease in local COVID-19 cases allowed Alfons and Sophie Mensdorff-Pouilly, Project Leaders for the No Limits Social Club, to host a magical event last July 3 with professional magician, Johnny from KNJ Entertainment. Ably assisted by 23 volunteers and 11 Raimondi College students, Johnny performed for our special guests, 14 young people with disabilities. […]
04/07/2021
The Global Fund for Forgotten People: Over 500 grants awarded to works of the Order of Malta Since 2012, the Fund has awarded 505 grants to entities of the Order of Malta caring for those in need in 88 countries, impacting more than one million lives These works are a kaleidoscope of hope and service. Large and small, giving healthcare, […]
23/06/2021
The elders in our community have been increasingly constrained and isolated since the onset of the pandemic. We have therefore been very heartened by the positive response from our seniors to our February 27 delivery service launch. In collaboration with the H.K.S.K.H. Western District Elderly Community Centre, a second home delivery service was organised on […]
23/06/2021
“The Global Fund for Forgotten People’s 500th grant is a great milestone. Grants from the Fund have played a pivotal role in developing the Order’s work in Hong Kong, most recently supporting the Asia-Pacific Summer Camp for Disabled Young People and our Flying Young Programme creating opportunities for disadvantaged children.” Desiree Jebsen, Hospitaller, Order of […]
07/06/2021
There is no love greater than that of a parent for their child. Being a parent can be a challenging yet very gratifying task. Last 1 June, we wanted to celebrate the parents of the Caritas Lok Yi School, who work tirelessly to offer the best for their children, by partnering with the school with a special […]
28/05/2021
Supporting forgotten families in Hong Kong Since April 2020, The Order of Malta Hong Kong has embarked on a tech rescue mission for some of the most vulnerable families with young children dealing with the pandemic in cramped living spaces, shared facilities and little or no computer access. A collaborative effort between the Order of Malta Hong Kong Members and volunteers has helped 40 beneficiary families support their children’s online education needs through multiple schools closures. This initiative has provided relief and hope to those in already difficult […]
26/03/2021
One year into the pandemic and many are looking for ways to maintain our well-being. Connecting with others is a good stress reliever but social distancing constraints make in-person meetings difficult. Luckily, there are different ways to reach out. This month, Hong Kong Association of the Order of Malta Member Vivian Mock showed that she […]
09/03/2021
Our vulnerable elderly, especially those who live alone, are among the most adversely affected by the pandemic. Ambrose Ng, our Hong Kong Association of the Order of Malta member together with his wife Teresa Lo, decided to launch a new initiative named “The Flying Senior Project”, aimed at providing support for the elderly in our […]
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