Wednesday, February 9, 2022 at 07:11PM | Share Article 
What type of person willingly trades the creature comforts of home, their friends and family for five years of isolation and hardship on the Tibetan Plateau? The answer is a person like Woody, a tremendous frontline staff who has just wrapped up his time serving disabled children in Qinghai Province, China.
Tuesday, February 1, 2022 at 09:51PM | Share Article 
“I was most excited when the plane started speeding down the runway. It was so noisy! And the sinking feeling right after the take-off made some of us so scared that they even threw up!” - One of the children from our Centre.
Do you remember the first time you ever flew in an airplane? The excitement as you boarded? The cacophony of noise as it hurtled down the runway? We all do. And that’s why I’m so grateful for the Lions Club of Kowloon City.
Wednesday, January 26, 2022 at 11:23PM | Share Article 
Chinese New Year is a time to feast and to visit family members. It is a time to celebrate the blessings of the past and welcome the blessings and prosperity of the year to come.
Chinese New Year 2022 will be remembered for many years to come in Qinghai, China. On January 8th the Province’s Northern region was struck by an earthquake. Miraculously none of the children or staff in our Xining, Huangnan, Hainan and Haixi Children’s Homes were hurt! Praise God!
Wednesday, January 19, 2022 at 11:38PM | Share Article 
“Our clients, the people who use Christian Action’s (CA) Centre for Refugees, come from all parts of the world. They have all been through terrible trauma before coming to Hong Kong but they always have smiles on their faces! I don’t think of it as work for me. It’s volunteering - I am helping, empowering and making a difference.” Rob Farrall
I am honoured to announce that our very own Rob Farrall, a volunteer with our Centre for Refugees, has won the Hong Kong American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Ira Dan Kaye Community Service Award!
Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at 08:33PM | Share Article 
Ms. Lee, a single mother of three, lives in a cramped 80-square-foot subdivided flat in Kowloon. She does her best to be a full-time mother while somehow holding down a part-time job, but COVID stretched her to breaking point. Over the past 2 years when school was mostly online, Ms. Lee’s oldest son Michael couldn’t take class because her two youngest children were using the family’s only electronic devices for their schooling.