A Mid-Autumn Reflection

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a marker of seasons, but more importantly, it's a time to gather with family and loved ones. This is an exciting time, but it is also a time when I constantly think about our children in Qinghai. Some of them have never seen their parents. For the majority, family gatherings are impossible, so I'm glad to be part of an organization that constantly tries to bring joy into their lives.

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CA Series of Blessing Stories: Life, Full Circle: a Refugee Story

As we prepare for our move to Choi Wan, I've spent some time reflecting on the past 30 years with New Horizons Building as our home. I believe there is no better way to give thanks for our time here than to remind us all what God has done through our organisation. As many of you know, before it ever became our headquarters, New Horizons was a school for Vietnamese refugees in Kai Tak open camp.

This is a true story about a woman who walked these halls as a girl, and who faithfully found her way back to her roots and now lives to serve the community from which she came.

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A Colourful Career Camp

Many people in our community struggle to find jobs, so it is the mission of the Integrated Employment Assistance Programme for Self-Reliance (IEAPS), to offer help. It's important to help empower those in need so that they can have a successful career. The beneficiaries of IEAPS are recipients of Comprehensive Social Security Assistance, and many of the people who receive help are single parents. Without help, it would be hard for them to become self-reliant.

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Hope for Refugees on World Humanitarian Day

Every year, World Humanitarian Day is celebrated on 19th August. Christian Action has taken a major stride towards providing better rights for the refugee community - one of Hong Kong's most vulnerable communities.

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An Update from the Dye Family

As you know, I recently returned from a fruitful trip to the US and was blessed to have not one, but two reunions with some of our children from Xining. The time spent with them and their loving families was precious, and I am eagerly looking forward to the next reunion.

One of the families we saw in Washington DC were the Dyes and their beautiful daughter Smiley Kylie.

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