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In response to the international presidential theme emphasizing “Intergenerational” service, the “Friendship & Care in Hong Kong” project—led by the Leo Club of Hong Kong Central and strongly supported by the sister Lions—was successfully held on July 28 and 29! This joint initiative beautifully showcased the power of Lions and Leos working hand-in-hand to serve the community.

On the first day, our sister Lions joined school principals at the welcoming ceremony to guide parents of newly arrived students through the Hong Kong education system, offering valuable support during a warm tea gathering. On the second day, Leos and Lions took action together by visiting solitary elderly residents and touring a community living room. This meaningful project not only brought care to new arrival families and senior citizens but also perfectly blended youth leadership with the rich experience of senior Lions.

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The 70th Anniversary Closing Ceremony of Lions Clubs International District 303 successfully concluded today! Lions gathered early at Ma Liu Shui Pier and sailed to the event venue, setting an enthusiastic tone for the day.

The celebration kicked off at 10:00 AM with a solemn flag-raising ceremony, running alongside vibrant game booths. The day featured spectacular cultural highlights, including the traditional Hakka Qilin dance, land dragon boat racing, and an innovative Hakka fashion competition. Attendees also enjoyed a lively Cosplay parade, professional guided tours, and an energetic live performance by a youth band. After a joyful afternoon of floor curling and a mini water festival, the official closing ceremony commenced at 2:30 PM, marking a perfect and historic conclusion to a remarkable year of community service.

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Lions Clubs International District 303 (China, Hong Kong & Macao) celebrated its 70th anniversary of community service by hosting the “Lions Clubs NGO Partners Appreciation Ceremony” on June 1st. Mr. Ho Kai-ming, JP, Under Secretary for Labour and Welfare, attended as the officiating guest and highly commended the professional services of civil charity organizations. [1]

In active support of this milestone, the Lions Club of Hong Kong Central proudly nominated its long-standing partners, “Helping Hand” and “The Neighbourhood Advice-Action Council”, to receive this institutional recognition. Moving forward, our club will continue to uphold the core motto of “We Serve,” unite community resources, and deepen collaborations with welfare partners to bring warmth to every corner of society.

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In April 2026, the Lions Club of Central embarked on the “Xin’an County Special Education School Expansion 20th Anniversary Celebration Journey.” Club members personally traveled to Luoyang to visit students with Special Educational Needs (SEN), enjoyed their wonderful performances, and listened to a school report by Principal Guo. The team also shared a warm dinner with the teachers and students, practicing continuous care through concrete actions and demonstrating selfless love spanning over two decades.

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Jointly organized with the Youth College, this impactful 3-day exchange tour took place from March 20 to 22, 2026. Fully sponsored by our Charter Member Dr. Sandra Leung and supported by the Eagle Golf Service Team of Guangdong Lions Clubs, President Lion Fanny Chan led a group of local students and teachers to visit Shenzhen, Foshan, and Guangzhou. The itinerary offered premium exposure to industrial innovations, including the automation lines of FAW-Volkswagen, national defense tech achievements, and a breathtaking drone formation flight show. To maximize student engagement, a multimedia video and presentation competition was integrated. The three outstanding student winners were invited to present at our regular dinner meeting and awarded cash rewards. The journey successfully expanded the students’ technological horizons, ignited their career determination in the innovation sector, and deepened their understanding of the region’s vast development blueprint.

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Invited by the District 303 Prevention of Liver Disease Education Committee and partnered with the Neighborhood Advice-Action Council, our Club launched a critical health screening service in Tung Chung on January 27, 2026. Respecting religious and cultural practices, the activity was held prior to Ramadan. We specifically arranged female technicians, professional translators, and provided customized gift bags with culturally appropriate food items. The service achieved profound impact, completing liver scans (FibroScan) for 155 ethnic minorities from the Philippines, India, Pakistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, revealing a concerning 64% fatty liver prevalence along with 5 severe cirrhosis cases. Additionally, vascular disease risk assessments were completed for 163 residents. Attended by District Governor Lion Sandy Leung, this project successfully filled a vital health gap for vulnerable groups, enabling medical follow-ups and allowing the center to provide tailored wellness guidance to these underserved families.

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