Our Services - Theme Project

Theme Project

The service theme for our 2026-2027 President, Lion Monique Yip, is “LOVE”:
Connecting the world with love, fostering inclusion, and sustaining our culture.

  • L — Love: Serving others with unconditional love, extending deep care to the elderly and diverse communities.
  • O — Opportunity: Creating platforms and opening horizons in the Greater Bay Area to unlock endless possibilities for youth.
  • V — Vitality: Igniting inner drive, promoting holistic well-being, and gathering positive energy across society.
  • E — Empowerment: Uplifting one another, supporting underprivileged students, and enabling the next generation to unleash their potential.

Here, everyone can experience a magnificent transformation, achieving personal growth while elevating others.
When you choose to walk with love, your value blossoms naturally —— “If flowers bloom, butterflies will come.”

Our service initiatives for this year include:

  1. Sustaining Elder Care: Honoring seniors as our primary focus through regular and diverse engagement activities.
  2. Empowering Youth Horizons: Facilitating Greater Bay Area exploration trips to introduce smart technology and future career paths.
  3. Driving Community Health: Reaching out to ethnic minorities and grassroots families for vital liver and vascular health screenings.
  4. Executing Global Initiatives: Actively executing global service projects advocated by Lions Clubs International.

On November 9, the Lions Club of Central, in collaboration with the Ta Kwu Ling Kei Lok Community, successfully hosted the “Elderly Month Respecting the Aged Poon Choi Feast,” bringing together over a hundred elderly residents, volunteers, and Leo members.

The event featured a practical seminar by Sergeant “Yin Gor” on preventing online scams to safeguard elderly safety, followed by a welcome speech and appreciation certificate presentation by Founding President Lion Mary Ho. During the feast, senior citizens enjoyed festive food alongside vibrant music and dance performances. A special highlight included distributing lucky red packets to elders aged 90 and above, followed by blessing gift bags given to all attendees at the end.

This elderly care service has been running dedicatedly for 10 consecutive years, embodying the club’s profound respect and commitment to the elderly who laid the foundation of our society.

  • Collaborating with the Wong Tai Sin District Office and youth volunteers, our Club successfully organized a digital inclusion and wellness project on October 18, 2025. The event provided smart retinal and cardiovascular AI health screenings for over 120 underprivileged elderly residents. During the waiting time, youth volunteers established interactive “digital tea stations” to guide the elderly in utilizing AI tools for daily queries, health management apps, and creating electronic cards. This meaningful initiative empowered senior citizens to regain digital autonomy and confidence while bridging the generational gap. By infusing cutting-edge technology with human warmth, the project served as a beautiful bridge for family affection and successfully wove a stronger net of community inclusion.

Entering the 2025-2026 year, President Lion Iris Ho Wong continues to lead our club in extending the spirit of “Joy, Caring, and Peace.”

This year, our service initiatives further deepen our community impact by:

  • Serving the elderly, who are one of the primary service focuses of the Lions Club of Central, through regularly organized activities.
  • Implementing the service initiatives advocated by Lions Clubs International.

On July 30, 2025, the Special Olympics Hong Kong, Lion Club of Central, and Leo Club of Central jointly organized the “Special Olympics Family Health Forum” at Shatin Public School.Under the theme of “Positive Parenting”, social workers and parents shared positive mindsets while promoting the benefits of regular exercise. The venue featured various booths, including simple games, colored candle crafts, Chinese medical consultations, and cardiovascular risk assessments.Participants who collected all stamps on their registration cards received Special Olympics souvenirs and a lucky bag filled with soup packs, biscuits, tea leaves, and other supplies to care for their physical and mental health.

At the commencement of the 2025-2026 fiscal year, our Immediate Past President proudly represented the Lions Club of Hong Kong Central at the 107th Lions International Convention (LCICon 2025) in Orlando, Florida, USA. Carrying the collective honor of our Club with profound passion at this spectacular global gathering, she successfully fulfilled a pivotal international marketing mission.

Acting as a crucial goodwill ambassador for the future host nation, she actively promoted the upcoming 108th Lions International Convention (LCICon 2026) in Hong Kong to around 10,000 Lions from across the globe. Her dedication brilliantly showcased the independence, confidence, and dynamism of the outstanding professional women of our Centric Lioness.


Lions Club of HK Glenealy Successfully Held Administrative Seminar on March 23, 2025. The seminar covered key topics including Lions Club meeting procedures, financial management, and service concepts. Through group discussions, participants designed future service initiatives. Senior members from Lions Club of Central served as speakers, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere. The event concluded with Lions songs and a ceremonial bell-ringing, strengthening members’ commitment to the Lions mission and enhancing solidarity.

Jointly organized by the Hong Kong Host Club, Lions Club of Central and Lions Club of HK New Territories West, with support from Kaiping Women Entrepreneurs Association, the two-day study tour was successfully held on March, 2025.

The event brought together 82 participants including 55 teachers and students from five secondary schools in Yuen Long District and 27 Lions Club members. Highlights included field visits to leading enterprises like Gaomei Air Conditioning Equipment Co., Ltd., Yonghui Agricultural Machinery Cooperative, and Lee Kum Kee Food Company, as well as cultural exploration at Chikan Ancient Town.

Through corporate visits, smart agriculture experiences and cultural activities, participants gained in-depth understanding of the Greater Bay Area’s technological advancements and entrepreneurial culture. The program received unanimous praise from school principals, participants and Lions members for effectively enhancing youth awareness of regional development and stimulating innovative thinking, successfully achieving all exchange objectives.

The tour provided valuable hands-on learning opportunities that bridged classroom knowledge with real-world applications in the dynamic Greater Bay Area context.

In December 2024, the Central Lions Club and Grace Service Society jointly organized the final edition of their annual “Grace Elderly Home” charity fundraiser at Hong Kong’s iconic Sunbeam Theatre Grand Auditorium. Marking a historic moment as the theatre’s last fundraiser before demolition, the event gathered philanthropists, community leaders, and art lovers for an evening of heartwarming performances and generous donations.

The fundraiser supported elderly care services through Cantonese opera shows and auctions, successfully raising substantial funds. This memorable finale celebrated decades of charitable tradition while embodying the Lions Club’s motto, “We Serve.”

The event concluded with resounding success, leaving a lasting legacy of compassion and community spirit in Hong Kong.

Lions Club of Central and Chong Lap (H.K.) Co. Ltd. jointly organized a caring service for the elderly in Sham Shui Po. Volunteers distributed lunch boxes at the Neighbourhood Advice-Action Council Shamshuipo District Community Care Service Centre for the Elderly and home visited the elderly. A total of 150 lunch boxes and lucky bags were distributed during the event.

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