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: HKAOM Investiture 2025

Young people with disabilities enjoy a fun Bowling Party at Hong Kong Country Club

On April 26, 2025, No Limits Social Club Project Leaders Alfons and Sophie Mensdorff-Pouilly hosted an exciting bowling party at Hong Kong Country Club for 11 young people with disabilities (guests) and 12 volunteers. Some of the guests played bowling, aiming to make their best swings and strike the most pins. Alfons divided the guests and volunteers into four teams. After a warm-up, the teams began the thrilling competition and aimed to achieve the highest score.

Following the bowling session, Sophie organized a refreshment break for everyone to cool down. At the pool bar, everyone eagerly sipped refreshing lemon squash. The event concluded with a group photo.