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Passing On Local Traditions TWGHs Organised the Tin Hau Fest! Yaumatei To celebrate Tin Haus birthday and with the aim to pass on the traditional temple culture, TWGHs has resumed one of the biggest Tin Hau Festival celebrations Tin Hau Fest! Yaumatei on 8 May 2018. Mr. Vinci WONG, the Chairman, together with Board Members and guests, were invited to join the ceremony.

Mr. Vinci WONG, the Chairman, along with 4 of the guests, performed a rite to offer best wishes for everyone in Hong Kong. The celebrations also included the Fa Pau Chong Shen Ceremony to show respect for and celebrate the birth of Tin Hau.

The Festival featured a variety of activities, including the lion and kirin dance, a Cantonese Opera performance and Chinese gown dance show. There were also booths showcasing different forms of traditional intangible cultural heritage such as Chinese calligraphy, sugar painting, flour dolls and flower plaque art. In addition, 2 free guided tours were arranged for visitors to learn more about the traditional cultures of temples and the history of the Yaumatei community.

Mr. Vinci WONG, the Chairman, together with Board Members and guests, attended the Tin Hau Fest! Yaumatei, offering best wishes for everyone in Hong Kong.

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There were booths showcasing different forms of traditional intangible cultural heritage such as flower plaque art and flour dolls.

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Mr. Vinci WONG (right 3), the Chairman, and Board Members paid a familiarisation visit to TWGHs Jockey Club Sunshine Complex for the Elderly.

Chairmans MessageOn an ordinary workday in April, I received a letter which was definitely extraordinary. It contained an ingenious handmade greeting card from Kitty, a TWGHs kindergarten teacher. On the cover of the card, she painted a portrait of me with rich colours in a lively style, depicting me as a Chairman full of energy and vitality. Inside the card, there were handwritten praises, blessings and encouragement, by which I was really moved and gratified. I believe, as do other members of the Board, that we cannot promote the charity work of TWGHs alone without the support of the general public, the benefactors, our predecessors and our staff. As Chairman, I am sincerely grateful for your encouragement and guidance. Your recognition is the impetus to our ongoing progression in various services, and I treasure the privilege to join hands with you all during the year to optimise our contributions for the long-term development of our society.

In early May, I participated in the Tin Hau Fest! Yaumatei, a large temple celebration event in Kowloon revived by TWGHs. On that day, our organising team arranged a number of traditional ceremonies and activities with local characteristics, providing participants with some unforgettable moments. I joined other Board Members and the public in cheering at the rare scene of a worshipping ceremony with a giant floral tower to pay tribute to Tin Hau, Goddess of the Sea. People were also amazed at the stalls of traditional handicrafts, such as sugar paintings and flower plaque making. And all the places for the free guided tours were taken up in no time. The big smiles and enthusiastic participation of members of the public were like numerous Like casted for the event. Here I would like to thank our project team members for their efforts and coordination, without which TWGHs social services could not have better integrated into the community. Plus, thanks to the event, the general public now have a more clear picture of TWGHs aspirations in preserving and promoting traditional Chinese culture, besides our dedication to meet the demand for traditional Chinese temple services.

To steer society towards a brighter future, we must first of all properly nurture the younger generation. Adhering to the philosophy of all-round education, TWGHs promotes diversified teaching, and explores and cultivates students potential in different aspects, for the sake of a holistic development of their moral, intellectual, physical, social and aesthetic well-being. Among others, it is the 3rd year for TWGHs to organise the Every Child is an Artist Art Education Development Programme for our kindergarten students, which is intended to enhance childrens arts literacy by means of art education and creation. It also guides children to explore things from different perspectives, in order to enhance their thinking, visions, creativity and confidence. An exhibition was organised in early May to display a number of works with infinite creativity and childlike innocence, which proved the significance of effective teaching in childrens happy learning and healthy growth. It also reminded us of the importance of upholding our original aspiration and belief in education for all, offering quality education to the younger generation who can then open up a promising future of their own.

In addition, TWGHs has been actively promoting STEM education at our schools in recent years, with the aim to develop students computational thinking and innovation, as well as collaboration and problem-solving skills in a systematic manner. Making good use of our valuable school network, we organised the B3 STEM Challenge 2018 for TWGHs primary schools in mid-April, and specially arranged students from different schools to form teams to join, hoping to facilitate them to learn from each other. Participating students benefit greatly, not so much from the prizes as from the inspiration for their personal growth. TWGHs also proactively takes students out of Hong Kong to gain personal experience and make contacts in different parts of the world. By so doing, students can verify and apply what they have learned. They are also encouraged to think out of the box, to be exposed to different cultures, and to respect and accept one another. Indeed, related initiatives are conducive to their intelligent and moral development. At the closing ceremony of the Our Future, Our Teenagers: Belt and Road Exchange Project, I listened to the presentations by participating students, who, with great fluency and confidence, shared their wonderful learning experiences of lectures, company visits and even their journeys to Singapore and Malaysia, which adequately shows the benefits of the project to students. I am indeed happy and satisfied to witness their growth throughout the programme.

There is a good news I would like to share with you. WEI Zhong, a Form 6 student of TWGHs C Y Ma Memorial College with outstanding performance in vocal music and piano, was honoured with the 2nd Runner-up in the Performing Artist category in the SCMP Student of the Year Awards, while TAM Yun Fung, a local elite athlete of billiard sports and a Form 6 student of TWGHs Kap Yan Directors College, was also shortlisted as one of the finalists for the Sportsperson category. Congratulations to both! Thanks to the support from the TWGHs Support and Award Scheme for Elite Sport and Art Students, we are delighted to see that these two students have been able to develop their potentials and won awards in international competitions.

Finally, I would like to remind everyone of the TWGHs Charity Premiere of Fortuitousness: Xu Zhimo Drama Show on 29 June, which has become possible thanks to the generous sponsorship of Mrs. ZHENG HUANG Xuanying and the great support of Little Horse Workshop. Please show your support for the excellent performance, as well as the fund-raising deed for TWGHs Easy Ride Transportation Service intended for the elderly. Enjoy a good show and help the needy at the same time. Dont miss it!

Mr. Vinci WONG, Chairman,Tung Wah Group of Hospitals

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Familiarisation Visits by Board of Directors to TWGHs Service UnitsFollowing an earlier round of familiarisation visits in April 2018, the TWGHs Board of Directors made another round of visits in May 2018 to TWGHs service units, including TWGHs Ma Kam Chan Memorial Primary School, TWGHs Kwok Yat Wai College, TWGHs Tsui Tsin Tong Kindergarten, TWGHs Fong Shu Chuen Social Service Building, TWGHs Jockey Club Sunshine Complex for the Elderly, Engage (Young Old Service), TWGHs Ko Wong Mo Ching Memorial Holistic Healthcare Centre, iCare Kitchen, Smiling Heart, as well as TWGHs properties, so as to deepen their understanding of the future development of TWGHs education and community services.

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TWGHs Man Mo Temple 170 Years of HeritageIt has been over 170 years since the establishment of TWGHs Man Mo Temple in 1847. As one of the renowned temples in Hong Kong, it was declared a monument by the Government in 2010.

To celebrate the 170th Anniversary of TWGHs Man Mo Temple in 2017, TWGHs invited Mr. KO Tim Keung, a famous Hong Kong historian, to be the author of TWGHs Man Mo Temple 170 Years of Heritage, which comes with the Catalogue for the Plaques and Couplets of TWGHs Man Mo Temple. Through extensive literature surveys and studies, the book looked at not only the origin and the parliamentary, arbitration and development functions of Man Mo Temple during the early days of Hong Kong, but also the establishment of the Man Mo Temple Free School, explaining in detail the social status and functions of Man Mo Temple, so as to enhance public understanding of the history of Man Mo Temple.

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Tung Wah Archives and Early Overseas Chinese Subject Talks and Roving ExhibitionsCo-organised by the TWGHs Records and Heritage Office and Hong Kong Public Libraries, the last two talks of the Tung Wah Archives and Early Overseas Chinese Subject Talks were held on 14 and 21 April 2018. The talk titled Early Development of Hong Kongs Funeral Industry presented by Dr. Desmond WONG and Mr. Willis LAU of The Conservancy Association Centre for Heritage, drew references from historical documents and research materials to present a retrospective of the funeral and burial services provided by TWGHs to local Chinese over the past century, as well as of the early development of Hong Kongs funeral industry. The talk attracted an audience of over a hundred. The other talk, Huiguan & Early overseas Chinese in the United States, was presented by Dr. Sonia NG, a scholar on the history of overseas Chinese in the United States, who elaborated on the indispensable role played by mutual aid societies known as huiguans in early Chinese communities in the United States. She also shared with the audience some stories behind her research.

The entire series of six subject talks on Tung Wah Archives and Early Overseas Chinese was successfully completed. An audio review of the subject talks is available on the website of the Hong Kong Public Libraries. Roving exhibitions will continue to be on display at public libraries until 31 July 2018. For more details, please visit the Hong Kong Public Libraries website at www.hkpl.gov.hk.

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Secretary for Home Affairs visitedTWGHs WashEasy Dishware Cleaning ServiceThe Hon. LAU Kong Wah, JP, Secretary for Home Affairs, and Ms. CHAN Yuen Man, Amy, JP, District Officer (Shatin), visited TWGHs WashEasy Dishware Cleaning Service on 27 April 2018. Apart from walking through the dish washing operations, they also interacted with the disabled staff to encourage them to keep up with their good work.

TWGHs WashEasy Dishware Cleaning Service, established in October 2015, was the first social enterprise to employ disabled staff to provide reliable and high quality dish-washing service. WashEasy now employs 16 employees with disabilities and serves 18 clients, including restaurants, food production factories, club houses etc., with service spots all over Hong Kong.

The Hon. LAU Kong Wah, JP (right 4), Secretary for Home Affairs, and Ms. CHAN Yuen Man, Amy, JP (left 4), District Officer (Shatin), visited TWGHs WashEasy Dishware Cleaning Service.

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The Subject Talk Huiguan & Early overseas Chinese in the United States was presented by Dr. Sonia NG, a renowned scholar on the history of overseas Chinese in the United States.

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Anti-wandering System Won Best Smart Care Technology Solution AwardThe anti-wandering system applied at 11 TWGHs Day Care Centres for the Elderly won the Best Smart Care Technology Solution Award in the Ageing Asia Innovation Forum cum 6th Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards.

The anti-wandering system was jointly developed by TWGHs, Hong Kong R&D Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management Enabling Technologies, The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel Limited and Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute. The vest, specially designed for elders body form, was equipped with Global Positioning System (GPS), Radio Frequency Identification (FRID) and Bluetooth (iBeacon) technology, providing real-time location monitoring for both indoor and outdoor activities with the goal to ensure the safety of demented elders who have wandering risks without depriving of their independence and dignity.

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TAM Yun Fung, a F.6 student of TWGHs Kap Yan Directors College, was shortlisted as finalist of the Student of the Year - Sportsperson.

WEI Zhong, a F.6 student of TWGHs C.Y. Ma Memorial College, won 2nd Runner-up of the Student of the Year - Performing Artist award.

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WEI Zhong, a F.6 student of TWGHs C.Y. Ma Memorial College, won the 2nd Runner-up of the Student of the Year - Performing Artist award. WEI was granted subsidies by the Scheme since the academic year 2015/16 for participating in overseas competitions. He has won champion in international music competitions in Czech, Austria, Italy and France. WEI will pursue his study at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing starting from September 2018, with a goal to become an outstanding musician.

TAM Yun Fung, a F.6 student of TWGHs Kap Yan Directors College, was shortlisted as finalist of the Student of the Year - Sportsperson. As an elite athlete of billiard sports, TAM has been nominated for the TWGHs Support and Award Scheme for Elite Sport and Art Students since the academic year 2013/14 and has received subsidies for training. He has represented Hong Kong in various international competitions and won 1st Runner-up in the 2016 IBSF U18 Snooker Championships.

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The 3rd TWGHs Kindergartens Every Child is an Artist Art ExhibitionStarting from the academic year 2015/16, TWGHs has been running the Every Child is an Artist Art Education Development Programme for its affiliated kindergartens. The Programme aims to discover childrens artistic potential, create an artistic atmosphere at schools, and cultivate childrens artistic flair and creativity.

The 3rd Every Child is an Artist Art Exhibition was held at the Exhibition Gallery of Sha Tin Town Hall from 3 to 5 May 2018. With 3-dimensional artistic creations as the theme, artworks from over 500 students from TWGHs Liu Yan Tak Memorial Kindergarten, TWGHs Chan King Har Kindergarten, TWGHs Fong Shu Fook Tong Kindergarten, TWGHs Tin Wan Kindergarten, TWGHs Lions Club of Metropolitan Hong Kong Kindergarten and TWGHs Lucina Laam Ho Kindergarten were showcased.

The kick-off ceremony was held on 3 May 2018, with Ms. TAM Mei Yee, Eve, Museum Director of the Hong Kong Museum of Art, as the honorable guest. Mr. Vinci WONG, the Chairman cum Supervisor, and Board Members also participated to appreciate the childrens unique artistic talents.

TWGHs Joint Primary Schools B3 STEM Challenge 2018 CompetitionTo promote the development of STEM education and cultivate students computational and innovative thinking, as well as collaborative and problem-solving skills, TWGHs organised the TWGHs Joint Primary Schools B3 STEM Challenge 2018 Competition on 14 April 2018. Prof. KONG Siu Cheung of The Education University of Hong Kong and Dr. LEUNG Wing Hung, President of TWGHs Kwan Fong Kai Chi School, were invited as judges.

The Competition, mainly composed of Complete Bridge Construction and Maze Escape, took the form of team matches, with teams made up of students from different schools. Students were required to use cardboards to make bridge devices and apply coding skills to control the mechanical ball Sphero and the electronic device Micro: bit to accomplish different tasks to escape from the maze. The competition was exciting as participants pit their thinking and communication skills against each other in a series of trials and refinements to get the best programming results. The Competition not only encouraged students to apply their STEM knowledge and skills, but also enhanced their problem-solving skills and developed their creativity and team spirit.

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TWGHs Joint School (New Territories West) Reading Promotion Scheme This academic year, 6 TWGHs secondary schools, 3 primary schools and 3 kindergartens from New Territories West co-organised the TWGHs Joint School Reading Promotion Scheme. Under the theme of Enjoy Reading, the Scheme aims to promote reading habits in schools and the community. Starting from last October, reading ambassadors were selected from the 6 secondary schools to participate in a storytelling workshop, and guide the primary school students to read in reading day camps. In addition, book-crossing sessions were scheduled and Mr. Vinci WONG, the Chairman cum Honorary Supervior, and Mr. WAI Ho Man, Herman, Vice-Chairman were invited to participate.

The finale of the Scheme was the Award Presentation Ceremony cum Reading Carnival, held at TWGHs Yau Tze Tin Memorial College on 21 April 2018. Besides a storytelling competition and performance by students from the 3 participating kindergartens, each participating school also set up reading booths on each campus and in Siu Hong Court Square, which received warm support from the public.

A Cooperation Agreement was signed by Mr. Vinci WONG (front row, left), the Chairman, and Mr. WU Ji Biao (front row, right), President of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, under the witness of representatives from both parties.

Mr. Vinci WONG (right), the Chairman cum Honorary Supervisor, and Mr. TAM Chun Kwok, Kazaf (left), Vice-Chairman cum Chairman of the Education Committee, presented a souvenir to Mr. Alex FONG (centre), the officiating guest.

Mr. Vinci WONG (front row, right), the Chairman cum Honorary Supervisor, and Mr. WAI Ho Man, Herman (front row, centre), Vice-Chairman, attended the book-crossing event to support reading promotion.

Mr. Vinci WONG (left 8), the Chairman cum Honorary Supervisor, TWGHs Board Members and representatives of the International Academy of the Belt and Road attended the Closing Ceremony.

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Accompanied by Mr. Vinci WONG (left 2), the Chairman cum Honorary Supervisor, and Dr. TSOI Wing Sing, Ken (right 1), Mr. Alex FONG (left 3) presented prizes to winners.

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TWGHs Joint Primary School Swimming GalaThe TWGHs Joint Primary School Swimming Gala was held on 10 May 2018 at the Ma On Shan Swimming Pool in Sha Tin. Mr. Alex FONG, former representative of the Hong Kong Swimming Team and famous local singer and actor, was invited as the officiating guest.

About 300 athletes from 13 TWGHs primary schools participated in the Gala, with a total of three records broken. Mr. Vinci WONG, the Chairman cum Honorary Supervisor, said in his speech at the ceremony that the Gala was exciting and was a display of students sportsmanship. He assured students that they had gained valuable experience regardless of whether they had won or not, and encouraged them to be persistent and train hard for personal breakthroughs.

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Closing Ceremony of Our Future, Our Teenagers Belt and Road Exchange ProjectThe Closing Ceremony of the Our Future, Our Teenagers Belt and Road Exchange Project co-organised by TWGHs and the International Academy of the Belt and Road was held on 20 April 2018 at TWGHs Wong Fut Nam College. TWGHs Board Members and representatives of the International Academy of the Belt and Road were invited to attend the event.

The one-year Our Future, Our Teenagers Belt and Road Exchange Project was launched last September. Activities including student seminars, teacher seminars, study groups and study tour to Singapore and Malaysia were organised to enhance students understanding of the Belt and Road initiative and to widen their horizon.

At the Closing Ceremony, 18 study groups from TWGHs secondary schools were presented certificates and book coupons in recognition of their efforts in completing their projects. The 6 best-performing groups were invited to give a brief presentation of their study to the attending guests, teachers and students.

TWGHs Signed Cooperation Agreement with Shandong University of Traditional Chinese MedicineTWGHs signed a Cooperation Agreement with Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine on 25 April 2018 for collaboration in projects, academic exchange and talent training. Under the Agreement, the University will support TWGHs to participate in the establishment of Hong Kongs first Chinese Medicine Hospital and the set up of a Chinese Medicine Ward in Kwong Wah Hospital.

On that day, Mr. WU Ji Biao, President of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, led a delegation from Shandong Province to visit TWGHs. The delegation visited the telemedicine facility at Tung Wah Hospital The University of Hong Kong Clinical Centre for Teaching and Research in Chinese Medicine, Kwong Wah Hospital The Chinese University of Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Clinical Research and Services Centre, TWGHs Man Mo Temple and the Assembly Hall of Tung Wah Hospital.

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TWGHs Charity Premiere of Fortuitousness: Xu Zhimo Drama ShowWith Mrs. ZHENG HUANG Xuanying as the Title Sponsor, the TWGHs Charity Premiere of Fortuitousness: Xu Zhimo Drama Show will be staged on Friday, 29 June 2018, at the Lyric Theatre of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. Marking the return of the acclaimed drama with a new production, the Premiere aims to raise funds for the Groups new Easy Ride Transportation Service initiative for frail elders.

Fortuitousness: Xu Zhimo was the first drama written, directed, performed and produced by artiste Mr. Steven MA Chun Wai. It has been highly commended since its debut in 2016, and will kick start its second run with the Charity Premiere. We cordially invite you to be part of this event and support us. By making a designated donation amount, you will be entitled to a complimentary ticket and a commemorative bookmark. We also welcome your support in donating complimentary tickets to TWGHs beneficiaries for them to enjoy the Premiere.

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TWGHs Man Mo Temple 170th Anniversary Commemorative Gold Medal and Gold Bar Charity SaleTo celebrate the 170th Anniversary of TWGHs Man Mo Temple, TWGHs has issued a total of 888 sets of commemorative gold medal and some with a gold bar, produced by Chow Tai Fook, for charity sale. The front side of the gold medal and gold bar features a silhouette of Man Mo Temple and the words , while the back side bears the plaques and bestowed by Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, making it a remarkable collectable.

The funds raised, less the gold and production costs, will be designated to support the TWGHs Man Mo Temple Overseas Scholarship for Outstanding Students to subsidise students to study overseas and broaden their horizon. For subscription methods and details, please visit TWGHs website at http://www.tungwah.org.hk/en/fund-raising/fr-news/.

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TWGHs Named HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia (Hong Kong Chapter) for 4 Consecutive YearsAs a caring employer, TWGHs has been implementing agile and innovative human resources management strategies to nurture talents. Such efforts have been recognised once again, as TWGHs has been named as one of the HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia (Hong Kong Chapter) for 4 consecutive years in the HR Asia Awards 2018 organised by human resources magazine HR Asia. An award presentation ceremony was successfully held on 27 April 2018.

TWGHs will continue to provide diversified job opportunities, training courses as well as staff welfare activities to upkeep the happy momentum at our workplace.

Friends of Tung Wah Monthly Donation Scheme Good People, Good DeedsEstablished in 2010, the Friends of Tung Wah Monthly Donation Scheme encourages members of the public to join as monthly donors to support our strategies and development plans in medical and health, education, community and welfare, as well as cultural heritage services, with an aim to benefit the disadvantaged in the community.

The theme of the promotional video this year is Good People, Good Deeds, which conveys the message that each of us can contribute to the happiness of others. We hope the public will work together to support this meaningful scheme.

For more details about the Scheme, please call our hotline 1878 333 or visit the website at http://www.tungwah.org.hk/friendsoftw.

All direct expenses of this scheme have been sponsored by TWGHs Board of Directors and the Title Sponsor and no administrative costs will be deducted from the donations of the general public to ensure all public donations will go directly to our services.