Hong Kong Land today announced two additional community partners in educational initiatives, The Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention, and We R Family Foundation. Since its inception, Hong Kong Land HOME FUND has committed a total of some HK$17 million to youth educational projects in Hong Kong and provides a continuum of educational support services to help young people from school age to young adults.
“The new tranche of educational funding will assist in youth personal growth and development, enhancing their job readiness skills and building their confidence as they transition into responsible and valued adult members of society. This is a testament to our on-going commitment to the community as an integral part of our first phase HK$100 million Hong Kong Land HOME FUND,” explained Mr Robert Wong, Chief Executive of Hong Kong Land.
“Young people in Hong Kong are our future leaders, innovators and game changers. We are therefore creating a multi-faceted approach to support youth development in order to help them develop their full potential.”
The Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention, Hong Kong project aims to enhance the Chinese language proficiency of ethnic minority youth and engage them in career planning where language proficiency can be a major obstacle in education, occupational attainment and upward social mobility. The new We R Family Foundation Tuen Mun training centre will address the growing need for after-school learning and personal development programmes for the underprivileged sector in one of Hong Kong’s most socio-economically deprived districts.
We R Family Foundation Pop-up store which located in Shop B10, Basement, LANDMARK ATRIUM from now till 30th August 2021. The charity pop-up store features a range of Tee’s, tote-bags, headwear and designer protective masks, with all proceeds donated to the 333 Learning Companion Leadership Programme.
Visitors to LANDMARK can also play their part in supporting local youth in Hong Kong by visiting the special We R Family Foundation Pop-up store. The charity Pop-up, located in Shop B10, Basement, LANDMARK ATRIUM from now till 30th August 2021 features a range of Tee’s, tote-bags, headwear and designer protective masks, with all proceeds donated to the 333 Learning Companion Leadership Programme.
The Hong Kong Land HOME FUND was launched in November 2020 with an initial investment of HK$100 million – demonstrating Hong Kong Land’s commitment to the long-term development of future generations. The fund’s initiatives aim to improve the quality of life for low-income households, to help foster a more inclusive society. The fund has so far committed HK$50 million to charitable causes.
Principal Chan Free Tutorial World and We R Family Foundation help primary students to improve their academic performance and whole-person development while Youth Outreach, Dreams Come True Foundation and The Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention provide workshops and work experience programmes to help adolescents and young adults on track to attain a sustainable career.
Source: Hongkong Land