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Together We Care 2023

Together We Care 2025

ong Kong Elite Athletes Association and the event main sponsor Hong Kong Jockey Club, the co-organizer YWCA, and the supporting organization Po Leung Kuk Riverain Primary School joined hands to launch the “Together We Care 2025”

Together We Care Initiated by elite athletes, has entered its 21st year. Over the years, groups of elite athletes and volunteers have visited various districts across Hong Kong to promote positive messages of community care, mutual support, and compassion which is aiming to extend warmth and kindness to the elderly and low-income families.

This year, in response to the upcoming National Games, the event was simultaneously held in five districts. Coordinated by the YWCA, the event recruited participants and invited 1,000 individuals—including elderly living alone, underprivileged youth, and families. Each received the goodies bag, and elite athletes led stretching and fitness exercises to promote physical well-being. The initiative not only fostered community engagement but also encouraged participants to adopt healthier lifestyles.

Sponsored by The Hong Kong Jockey Club, the goodies bag included a variety of food items and daily necessities such as a calendar, umbrella, fish maw with quinoa, and green bean vermicelli. In line with this year’s theme, “全運啟航,愛心飛場,” the goodies bag also featured fitness items like stress balls and resistance bands, which athletes used to demonstrate simple stretching techniques. Additional sponsors—Ma Pak Leung Health Foods and Snowville Tea Industrial (Shenzhen) —contributed pear loquat syrup and Shui Xian tea leaves, respectively.

Additionally, 10 Hong Kong elite athletes— Cheung Siu Lun, Vut Tsz Ying, Tong Cheuk Pan, Chow Chi Ngan, Yu Shing Him, Hung Tik Long, Lee Yuen Yin, Tang Yik Chun, Au Wing Chi, and Mok Uen Ying—led fitness sessions across the districts and wrote warm, handwritten greeting cards for participants as keepsakes.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club is the largest charitable public welfare organization in Hong Kong. As the main sponsor of the event, in addition to funding, the Jockey Club has mobilized 50 volunteers to participate. Mr. Raymond Tam, Executive Director of Corporate Affairs at The Hong Kong Jockey Club, joined Cheung Siu Lun, Vut Tsz Ying, Mr. Ma Chun Wai, CEO of Metro Broadcast, and YWCA elder services representative on stage to encourage attendees to stay active and share their volunteer experiences.

Dr. Daniel Lee, Chairperson of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association, stated that “Hong Kong athletes have always strived with unwavering dedication and perseverance to bring honor to our city. With the National Games approaching, we believe our athletes will continue to shine. Through the “Together We Care 2025” , our Association extends this spirit of excellence to community and public service, hoping to inspire citizens to join the volunteer movement and care for the elderly and those in need.”

 

Mr. George Tsoi, Commissioner for Sports, also attended and expressed his support: “The 15th National Games—jointly hosted by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau will officially open next Sunday (November 9). Hong Kong will send its largest-ever delegation of over 600 athletes to compete in 28 events. I warmly invite everyone to take part in this national sporting celebration, cheer for our athletes, and witness their remarkable performances. We look forward to seeing you in the Games.”

Ms. Yvonne Yeung, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), added: “Continuous outreach and social services are vital in helping grassroots communities feel cared for. As the YWCA celebrates its 105th anniversary, ‘精準扶貧’ will be one of our key focuses moving forward. We aim to accompany vulnerable groups through innovative and responsive services.”

Special thanks to The Hong Kong Jockey Club, Li-Ning, Ma Pak Leung Health Foods, Snowville Tea Industrial (Shenzhen) , and every organization that supported this event.

Goodies Bags Packaging

Together We Care 2025 Opening Ceremony and Sharing

Together We Care 2025 Visiting

Together We Care 2025 Sharing Activities

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Annual Dinner

2024-25 Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association cum Elite Athlete Charitable Trust 29th Annual General Meeting

The 2024-2025 Annual Dinner was held on Friday, June 20 at the Chinese Restaurant, G/F, Skyline Tower, 39 Wang Kwong Road, Kowloon Bay.

At the dinner, Mr. Victor Hui Chun Fui, Hon. President of the Association, would like to expressed his gratitude to Mrs. Carrie Lam, the former Chief Executive of the HKSAR, Mr. George Tsoi, Commissioner for Sports, all advisors of the EACT Jockey Club Active School Programme, distinguished guests, principals and athletes for attending this gathering.

Mr. Henry Wu King Cheong, President of the Association, expressed his gratitude to all the friendly groups and HKEAA members for their long-term care, support, encouragement and assistance to the Association, and hoped that they would continue to support and give guidance to Association so that it could continue to make contribution to development of Hong Kong’s elite sports as well as the social harmony of Hong Kong society. Finally, he also paid tribute to the members of the Executive Committee and the Secretariat.

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Annual General Meeting

Annual Dinner

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Run With Your Heart

“JC Fit City - Run With Your Heart 2025”

Over a Thousand Students, Parents, and Citizens Celebrate the Lunar New Year with Elite Athletes


The “JC Fit City – Run With Your Heart 2025” Sports Carnival was held on January 25, 2025, at the West Kowloon Cultural District. The event attracted participants from various sectors, including both active and retired athletes, as well as citizens from different districts. One of the event’s highlights, the large-scale relay race “Run With Your Heart 2025,” saw over 160 teams and more than 1,300 participants competing.

Mr. Robbie McRobbie, Executive Manager, Charities (Sports) at The Hong Kong Jockey Club, stated in his speech: “The Jockey Club firmly believes that sports bring positive energy to society. By leveraging our donations and sports expertise, we aim to enhance public awareness of the benefits of a healthy lifestyle and promote positive changes on both individual and community levels. Since its launch in 2023, the ‘JC Fit City’ has been organising various sports activities for Hong Kong citizens, encouraging everyone—whether beginners or experienced athletes—to embrace a healthy lifestyle at their own pace and inspire those around them to join in. Just like the runners participating in today’s ‘JC Fit City – Run With Your Heart 2025’ Sports Carnival, we hope everyone stays active for a healthier life.”

Mr. Lau Chun, Raistlin, Under Secy for Culture, Sports and Tourism, also delivered a speech, stating: “The promotion of sports cannot rely solely on government efforts; support from various sectors of society is also essential. I would like to express my gratitude to The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and all co-organising institutions for promoting sports at the community level through the ‘JC Fity City,’ making Hong Kong a more vibrant city.”

Dr. Malina Ngai Man Lin, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association, shared: “Every year, the ‘Run With Your Heart’ witnesses the passing of the torch among Hong Kong’s elite athletes. We are delighted to see athletes, distinguished guests, and friends from different sectors continuously supporting this event over the years. This reflects the spirit and strength of Hong Kong’s elite athletes in giving back to society, spreading love, kindness, and sportsmanship to every corner of Hong Kong.”

The “JC Fit City – Run With Your Heart 2025” Sports Carnival featured both a relay race and a carnival. The competition included various categories and special awards, such as the “Most Creative Costume Team”, encouraging runners to showcase their creativity and unique styles. The carnival offered a range of sports experiences, including fencing, shooting, and kin-ball, allowing citizens to participate, learn about the benefits of sports, and discover the joy of physical activity.

Beyond the relay race, the event also featured Hong Kong high jump athlete Cecilia Yeung Man Wai, who led participants of all ages and families in a themed dance performance, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere. This was followed by a musical performance by singer On Chan, further elevating the energy at the venue. Additionally, the carnival included various interactive sports booths, experience classes, festive decorations, sports-themed photo zones, and live music performances, offering free participation for the public to enjoy the happiness and benefits of sports.

The event was attended by various guests, including:
Mr. Lau Chun, Raistlin, Under Secy for Culture, Sports and Tourism;
Mr. Robbie McRobbie, Executive Manager, Charities (Sports) at The Hong Kong Jockey Club;
Mr. Li Ning, Convenor for JC Fit City Advisory Committee ;
Dr. Malina Ngai Man Lin, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
Mr. Vincent Cheng Wing-shun, Legislative Council Member;
Mr. Yeung Yan-kin, Director of Fire Services;
Mr. Benson Kwok Joon-fung, Director of Immigration;
Mr. Chan Tsz-tat, Commissioner of Customs and Excise;
Mr. Ng Chiu Kok, Dep Comr of Correctional Services(Rehabilitation and Management);
Mr. Yu Kin Keung, Edward, Dist Offr (Yau Tsim Mong);
Mr. Chang Chi Ho, Ivanhoe, Dist Offr (Kowloon City);
Mr. Tony Choi, Chief Executive for Hong Kong Sports Institute Limited;
Ms. Chan Lim Chee, Amy, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
Mr. Lee Chung Man, Ron, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association
Mr. Chau Wai Sheung, Mario, Vice President of the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association

Hong Kong elite athletes include Rex Tso (Boxing), Cecilia Yeung (High Jump), Cheung Siu Lun (Fencing), Chan Ming Tai (Athletics), Yiu Kam Shing (Rugby), Yip Pui Yin (Badminton), Tong Cheuk Fung (Karate), Mo Man Ying (Wushu), So Wa Wai (Athletics), Cheung King Wai (Cycling), Tse Sui Kit (Sailing), Yuen Chun Lam (Rowing), Wong Wai Chun (Rowing), Cheung Hoi Lam (Rowing), Lee Ho Ching (Table Tennis), Wong Wing Ki (Badminton), Yip Sze Wan (Cricket), Lo Ka Kei (Shooting), Lee Ka Man (Rowing), Wong Chi Him (Squash), Tang Ming Hong (Squash), Lee Ka Yi (Squash), Tse Yee Lam (Squash), Fung Jing Hei (Squash), Wai Sze Wing (Squash), Man Tsz Wing (Squash), and Lam Po Ying (Squash).

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Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre Sports Fun Day 2019

Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre Sports Fun Day 2025

This year, Sports Fun Day has been held for Hong Kong Red Cross John F. Kennedy Centre for 11 times, attended by a total of about 140 students. We hoped that students through experiencing a variety of sports, can enjoy the pleasures of sports, and have an all-round development in both body and mind.

A total of Nine co-organisers provided 10 sports activities in the centre, enabling students to experience the fun of sports in person when participating in the sports:

  • Soft Darts – Hong Kong Police Sports Council
  • Floorball & Cloth Dodgeball – Ling Fung Ti-I Limited
  • Flyball – Hong Kong Ultimate Training Limited
  • Fencing – TOT Fencing Company Limited
  • Gateball – Hong Kong, China Gateball Association Co. Limited
  • Flipball – Hong Kong Flipball Association
  • Sport Stacking – Sport Stacking Association of Hong Kong, China Limited
  • Handball  – Handball Associaiton of Hong Kong, China Ltd
  • Korfball – Hong Kong China Korfball Association Limite

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Summer events

Victoria Recreation Club Dragon Boat Experience Day

Date :June 28 , 2024(Friday)

Location: Victoria Recreation Club

The students of Leung Shek Chee College visit the Victoria Recreation Club in Sai Kung and join the Dragon Boat Experience Day.

Before getting in the water to play dragon boat, they learn some basic safety knowledge and skills about dragon boating. After listening to the coach’s explanation, the students put on their life jackets, and start to try out the dragon boat!