Monday, August 17, 2015 at 10:01PM | Share Article 
When high levels of lead were recently found in the water supply at Kai Ching Estate, a new public housing estate in Kowloon, all Hong Kong residents were shocked. There are 5,200 households in this estate, with an average of three people in each home. Over 15,000 people needed a prompt solution to this frightening problem.
Monday, August 10, 2015 at 07:47PM | Share Article 
Students and their mentors on a day outing together
On August 12, we will celebrate International Youth Day. In Hong Kong there are limited places in universities and the cost for young people wanting to set up a home is prohibitive. Hope is what youth in Hong Kong need today, but how can we give it to them?
Sunday, August 2, 2015 at 10:00PM | Share Article 
Gui laughs and smiles during story time, especially when the finger puppets are active!
Cerebral palsy is a complex illness: uncontrollable limbs; limited cognitive function, and the inability to sit up without pain, all contribute to the inability many of us may have to deal with children who were born with these awful disabilities.
Sunday, July 26, 2015 at 10:20PM | Share Article 
And four questions for you to ask yourself:
"Where does my trash go?"
"Do I care that Hong Kong's landfills are already or nearly full?"
"Can my trash become someone else's treasure?"
"Can my trash help to employ someone?"
Tuesday, July 21, 2015 at 01:10AM | Share Article 
Omar battles obscurity despite great potential
When Omar was 16 years old he was forcibly taken from his home and spent eight months in shackles. He had done nothing wrong but he was placed in a 'chain gang'.
That is often the fate of minority tribes-people in a mostly lawless country. The potential for this highly intelligent, diligent young man seemed to come to an end.