Our Services - Theme Project

Theme Project

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.

Our Club donated HK$500,000 to the Helping Hand Zhaoqing Home for the Elderly in Zhaoqing, which will be used for the optimization of the nursing home, modifying the rooms to add 14 single rooms to meet the accommodation needs of different residents.


The plaque unveiling ceremony was held in November 2024. The Helping Hand Zhaoqing Home for the Elderly is a large-scale comprehensive nursing home. Currently, about one-third of the residents are from Hong Kong, including elderly people with self-care ability, and elderly people who require low to high levels of care or suffer from dementia. It is also a nursing home included in the Guangdong Purchase Plan by the Hong Kong Government. The nursing home covers an area of ​​more than 400,000 square feet. It is spacious and comfortable with a beautiful environment, allowing the elderly to get better living space and supporting facilities and enjoy a more ideal retirement life.

This year’s District 303 plan brought together more than 2,000 Lions from across the district to bring warmth to the grassroots citizens in 18 districts across Hong Kong. It also drafted an innovative donation optimization and improvement plan to double the citizens’ sponsorship. Lions from 125 affiliated clubs will jointly demonstrate the service spirit of Lions Clubs and continue to expand the scope of service and beneficiaries throughout the year. Lions Club of Central fully supported the event. It’s successfully held at Fairyland Kwai Chung, serving 250 residents and receiving strong support from many sponsors. Our DG Sammy Shum also shared our achievements, from 10,000 lunch boxes in recent years to 16,000 last year, and with the lucky bags, this year is expected to exceed 20,000.

Initiated by the Hong Kong (Host), our Club and Feeding Hong Kong jointly organized the “The Bread Run” to be a complete success!

Our members actively participated in the event, not only collecting special foods, but also personally transporting the food to Feeding Hong Kong in Yau Tong. During the event, we also visited the large refrigerator of the Lok Yuen Club, where the storage temperature is minus 18 degrees Celsius to ensure that the food is kept fresh for a long time. The detailed introduction of Feeding Hong Kong staff gave us a deeper understanding of the logistics support and distribution of food. Through this event, we not only helped people in need, but also enhanced the community’s awareness of the problem of food waste.

The service theme for our 2024-2025 President, Lion Iris Ho Wong, is “Joy, Caring, and Peace.” With hearts filled with joy, caring unites us, and peace inspires our service to the community.

In this year, our service initiatives focus on:

  • Supporting and promoting youth development, fostering positive life attitudes, and providing assistance to underprivileged students.
  • Promoting the message of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being and holding various related events.

The harp concert is not only a musical feast, but also a spiritual baptism. With the generous support of the Lions Club of Central and all sponsors, the concert was able to invite students from six primary schools and kindergartens and disadvantaged communities to enjoy this musical journey together free of charge.
The wonderful performances of world-renowned harp players brought participants an unforgettable musical journey. The smiling faces of the children and the positive feedback from the principals and teachers are the greatest encouragement to us.

We used an advanced AGE detector (SU) to conduct non-invasive cardiovascular disease risk assessments, which measures advanced glycation end products (AGEs) in tissues to assess health risks. More than 60 special athletes and their families benefited from this test, and each participant received a detailed health risk report to further enhance their understanding and management of their own health status. In addition, there’re other exciting activities: including healthy diet lectures and incense stone craftsmanship, so that every participant can take home a full harvest.

Lions Clubs International China Hong Kong and Macao District 303 Zone 1 Joint Service, “Vibrant Life, Integration of Elderly and Young, Fun Fit World Games” was successfully completed in April 2024. It was a project for the Neighborhood Advice-Action Association Shanghai Fraternity Association Care & Attention Home for the Elderly. We have hosted a fun day with entertaining performance for the elderly

In response to the “Earth Day” on April 22 and the annual theme of the International President of Lions Clubs International: “Changing the World”, the Lions Club Hong Kong and Macau District 303 on April 13, A significant tree planting day event was held at the “Lions Forest” in Sha Tau Kok. A total of 300 people hold shovels and seedlings to dig holes and plant trees together to add greenery to the earth. The event aims to encourage Lions to change the community through tree planting and advocate environmental education, and officially announces a 10-year plan to build the “Lions Forest” into a new landmark constructed by the D303 in 2023-2024.

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