Children Are Our Future

"My family and I came to Hong Kong when I was 10. I had a really hard time studying and talking with my classmates because everything was in Cantonese. I struggled to catch up and was always behind with my schoolwork.”
- CA student Hin (real name withheld to protect his identity).

At Christian Action, we firmly believe that education is the key to helping individuals develop self-reliance and break free from poverty. That's why we are committed to supporting the educational needs of the families we serve.

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Christian Action’s 38th Anniversary Volunteer Awards

Last week, on February 7th we hosted a unique, first-ever event at our headquarters building to honour all the volunteers who have served so selflessly over the past 38 years.

The 38th Anniversary Volunteer Awards Ceremony also sought to educate our youth about volunteerism, the opportunities for engagement, and how our community’s needs can be ameliorated in the process.

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We’ve Just Opened A New Training Centre!

Since 1993 we have helped nearly 300,000 vocational students graduate with new work skills - and with a newly opened Centre we now have the capacity to train even more! Our training programmes are designed to meet the marketplace’s demand for skilled workers while also meeting the needs of trainees and local communities.

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CA’s On Tai Centre & Volunteers Win Community Development Award!

Great news! Our On Tai Centre Staff & Volunteers have won the Community Investment Inclusion Fund's (CIIF) Social Capital Builder Logo Award! The category was "Flying over Self-Reliance and Mutual Help—House Captain for On Tai Project”, which recognizes individuals, corporations and organizations for their contributions to the development of social capital in Hong Kong from 2020 to 2022!

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They Love their Blessings Bags - Join Us Now!

Walking along a street the other day I spied something I hadn’t seen before - that almost every low-income family that was eating out was ordering “two-dish rice”. Traditionally they would never be ordering that at Chinese New Year, but this year is different. The post COVID-19 world of Hong Kong’s most vulnerable is a much harsher place than it used to be, and I want to help.

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