Silent no More

Christian Action has continuously expanded the scope of our services to cater for the growing needs of our children in Qinghai. One example is the Bridge Programme which we launched in 2014. In this programme, we gave teenagers who have various disabilities, and have not been adopted, special education classes and training to help them transit smoothly to the Social Welfare Institute.

It has really been a blessing to witness the fruits of our hard work. One of our children who has benefited is Fei Fei, a young man with autism who was barely two years old when he came to Xining Children's Home.

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Teaching that Touches Lives

Life in Hong Kong is stressful for families. Many parents have told me of their difficulties in caring for their children. That is why, for over three years, we have offered after-school care to families in our area. Forty percent of those who use our services are children who need special education. Our programmes have impacted the children in various ways.

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More Reasons to Celebrate

I have always thought that a job should not only be about earning a living, but also about helping to change the lives of those who live without hope, and help them live a life of fulfillment and blessing. That is why CA has been providing training to the unemployed since 1993. Many of those people were then able to enter or re-enter the workforce. To date, we have served well over 290,000 people and we are known as one of the largest professional retraining organisations in Hong Kong!

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A Packet Full of Blessings

When I was growing up in Malaysia, family get-togethers during Chinese New Year were filled with joy, especially when our parents and relatives gave us little red packets to express their love and blessing. This tradition inspired us to create our Red Packet for Every Home campaign. It invites everyone, especially children, to share their red packets with those brothers and sisters in Hong Kong and Qinghai who are less fortunate.

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The Year of Hope

It will be Chinese New Year in a few days! Apart from the delicious food, I always look forward to our family gatherings. There are always fantastic stories to be shared by relatives and friends. What piques my interest most is how they look forward to the coming year. Hope is the essence of the festivities!

Hope encourages us to be positive about the new things that are yet to happen. Hope includes the knowledge that despite the adversities, we still persevere. At this festive time, I have some good news for you:

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