Events &
Activities
15/10/2024 @HKU
Together with the Centre for Civil Society and Governance at HKU (https://ccsg.hku.hk/zh-hk), we hold our flagship design thinking workshop with Heartline HK. Heartline HK is a group founded by university students to provide emotional support for young people through hotline and chatting platform. We hope our design thinking workshop helps and look forward to more groups joining us!
22/10/2024 @HKU
We were happy to meet Enrich HK, a group of professionals who are motivated to empower and provide financial education to migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong. Thank you to everyone who joined us on Tuesday, hope our workshop helps, and we look forward to hearing back from you for feedback!
26/10/2024 @HKU
Pleasure to meet committee members from the HKSWA Chapter on Ethnically Diverse Social Work @chapter_hkedsw! We hope that our design thinking workshop can help with redefining the direction of the Chapter, and thank you to everyone (facilitators from the Centre of Civil Society and Governance, staff from our team, and most importantly committe members from Chapter) who made this happen on a Saturday morning!
21/11/2024 @HKU
Check out our latest design thinking workshop with Eldpathy! Eldpathy is a social enterprise offering elderly situation programmes in Hong Kong. The team has delivered 10,000+ workshops and involved around 30,000 participants to advocate age-friendly environment, facilities, and policies. We hope our workshop helps and look forward to collaborating with Eldpathy and many other similar organisations to promote social capital and the well-being of different groups.
12/12/2024 @CIIF Forum
At the recent Community Investment and Inclusion Forum, Professor Lum shared his insights about fostering a caring community with social capital. We hope the sharing could bring more organisations to collaborate and build caring communities.
06/01/2025 @SKH Holy Carpenter Church Community Centre
Our 2025 starts with collaboration to make positive impacts! Together with Blessing Community 仁人友福, SKH Holy Carpenter Church and more than 70 community stakeholders, we discussed achieving sustainable development of the Timebank project. We hope this bottom-up participatory approach can contribute to the development of social capital in Hong Kong.