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Hong Kong Red Cross Parent-child Fun Day
Joint effort across the community to establish new headquarters building
Extension of humanitarian mission via expansion of humanitarian platform
(Hong Kong, 8th October, 2011) To expand its humanitarian services and to
cater the community development plan of the Government, the Hong Kong Red
Cross (HKRC) is planning to relocate its headquarters to the West Kowloon
Reclamation Area, and is expected to be completed in 2014. Estimated to cost
nearly HK$400 million, the redevelopment project ¡V a dream for many generations
of the HKRC to expand its ¡§Humanitarian Platform¡¨ ¡V hinges on public support.
To engage the public in this significant project, the HKRC is holding a Parent-child
Fun Day at Victoria Park, Causeway Bay, on 8th October 2011. Game booths,
workshops, music shows, puppet theatre and large-scale bouncy were staged
to raise funds for the relocation project, at the same time giving parents
a platform to educate their children about humanitarian work and cultivate
compassion in the young. It also enabled the community to understand more
about the services provided by the HKRC. All proceeds raised from the HKRC
Parent-child Fun Day will be used to support the new headquarters redevelopment
project.
The unveiling ceremony of the Parent-child Fun Day was kicked off by a drum
performance of ¡§General¡¦s Command¡¨ by the HKRC Shun Lee Hostel. Opening remark
by Mrs Selina Tsang, President of Hong Kong Red Cross was followed by speech
from Mr Patrick Nip Tak Kuen, JP, Director of Social Welfare. Shared by Mrs
Selina Tsang in her speech, ¡§The Parent-child Fun Day is one of the highlighted
fundraising events for the New Headquarters Redevelopment Project which is
made to fulfill the dream of Hong Kong Red Cross to establish a one-stop humanitarian
centre, and to serve more people with special needs. Your support means a
lot to us and more importantly, your participation will certainly help us
to realize our dream.¡¨
The ceremony is officiated by Mrs Selina Tsang, President of Hong Kong Red
Cross, Mr Patrick Nip, JP, Director of Social Welfare, Mrs Patricia S H Ling,
MH, JP, Deputy Chairman of Hong Kong Red Cross, Mr Vincent W S Lo, BBS, JP,
Deputy Chairman of Hong Kong Red Cross, Lady Wu, JP, Director of Hong Kong
Red Cross and Chairperson of the Fundraising Committee for the New HKRC Headquarters
Redevelopment Project, Mr Alan Chow, Chairman of the ¡§Parent-child Fun Day¡¨
Organizing Committee and member of the Fundraising Committee for the New HKRC
Headquarters Redevelopment Project, and Dr Hayley M L Kan, member of the Fundraising
Committee for the New HKRC Headquarters Redevelopment Project; accompanied
by carnival ambassadors ¡§Little Red¡¨ and ¡§Little Blue¡¨ on stage. To give the
audience a general idea about the activities on the day, each guest revealed
the features and implications of a game in the carnival by showing a picture
of the respective game. Group photos brought the unveiling ceremony to an
end in great applause, while the carnival officially commenced. In addition
to raising funds for the relocation project, the HKRC Parent-child Day also
served as a channel to promote the organization¡¦s humanitarian spirit dedicating
to ¡§Protect human life, Care for the health of the vulnerable, Respect human
dignity¡¨.
Lady Wu also conveys heartfelt thanks to sponsors for the smooth running of the programmes, including Goodwell Sam Cheong Geocery Co.,Ltd., Henderson Land Development Co. Ltd. and Mr Hans Michael Jebsen as Silver Sponsors; Brunch Club and ¶À´ºº³¥ý¥Í as Bronze Sponsors; Metro Broadcast Corporation Limited for rendering full support; and many other supporting partners in sponsoring gifts for booth games and food for volunteers. Special thanks also go to all the performing groups for wonderful voluntary shows, and more than 300 volunteers helping with the event, including volunteer teams from various organizations and various units of the HKRC.
Lady Wu also conveys heartfelt thanks to sponsors for the smooth running of
the programmes, including Goodwell Sam Cheong Geocery Co.,Ltd. and Henderson
Land Development Co. Ltd. as Silver Sponsors; Brunch Club, Mr Hans Michael
Jebsen and ¶À´ºº³¥ý¥Í as Bronze Sponsors; Metro Broadcast Corporation Limited for
rendering full support; and many other supporting partners in sponsoring gifts
for booth games and food for volunteers. Special thanks also go to all the
performing groups for wonderful voluntary shows, and more than 300 volunteers
helping with the event, including volunteer teams from various organizations
and various units of the HKRC.
Introduction to The Hong Kong Red Cross Headquarters Redevelopment Project
In 1950, the HKRC was formed to give them hope in the midst of hard times. With 60 years¡¦ of effort, the HKRC is now a publicly recognized and reliable organization. However, with the development of the organization and expansion of its humanitarian services, the headquarters¡¦ space is already outgrown. Moreover, the government has rezoned the land where the current headquarters located for other uses. With the need to reclaim the land, the HKRC¡¦s headquarters will be rebuilt in the West Kowloon Reclamation Area. The 11-storey new complex is planned to be completed in 2014, housing a blood collection centre, a first-aid & health training centre, a Red Cross Youth uniformed group regional centre, a volunteer development and activities centre, a humanitarian education centre, handling centres for overseas and local disaster relief materials, as well as a resource centre for the future Health Emergency Response Unit. Bringing office facilities and all service units under one roof, this one-stop humanitarian base will facilitate the HKRC to serve more people of the local, Mainland as well as overseas communities. Please visit the following website and learn more about ¡§The Hong Kong Red Cross Headquarters Redevelopment Project¡¨: www.redcross.org.hk/web/newheadquarters
Introduction to Hong Kong Red Cross
Established in 1950, the HKRC is one of the most popular non-governmental organizations trusted by the Hong Kong people. Every year, the HKRC collects and processes over 210,000 units of blood, manages a force of over 20,000 volunteers to provide over 430,000 hours of volunteer service for needy people, runs three special schools and one hostel for handicapped children and youth, and 18 hospital schools for children in sick, organizes over 900 first-aid training courses for the public and its members, and deploys HK$430 million for relief assistance and reconstruction projects for disaster victims in the Mainland and overseas in 2009/2010.
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