WHAT WE Do

• Humanitarian Support: Food programs and MTR travel subsidies for vulnerable families.
• Education & Faith: Partnership with theology school for language classes and theological education.
• Health & Wellbeing: Monthly community talks, mental health support, and self-care workshops.

• Transportation Subsidy: support to help our aslyum seekers participants attend church services, programs, and educational activities.
• Food and Meals: hot meals provided (e.g., Sunday meals) to foster belonging, nourishment, and community.
• This program is funded through a dedicated humanitarian fund and managed with compassionate governance.

• Dental and Mental Wellbeing Talks: monthly sessions addressing oral health, mental health awareness, and practical self-care strategies
• Stretching Classes: gentle physical stretches and mobility routines suitable for all fitness levels.
• Musical Instruments Interest Class: introductory sessions to explore rhythm, melody, and instrument basics.
• Language Courses: ongoing language learning opportunities (e.g., Cantonese or other relevant languages) to support integration.
• Fun Day Activities: seasonal community events to build belonging and relieve stress through social connection.
• Eligibility: Aslyum seekers or refugees only

• What it includes: Biblical leadership development, community organizing, communication and project management skills, and opportunities to apply learning in real-world settings.
• Access: referrals through partner organizations; short courses and in-depth workshops delivered through our training partners.

• What it includes: tuition assistance, access to accredited theology programs, ministry mentorship, and discernment support to help participants explore and prepare for pastoral or preaching roles.
• Eligibility: asylum seekers with a clear calling to theology who are enrolled in an accredited program.  
• Access: applications coordinated through our partner churches and theology schools.

• What it includes: targeted training for pastoral leadership, preaching skills, mentorship, and opportunities to serve within partner church communities.
• Outcomes: readiness for local ministry, enhanced pastoral competencies, and practical experience in faith-based service.

We seek to build a compassionate, faith-informed community that offers hope, fellowship, and security to families starting life in Hong Kong or navigating lengthy asylum procedures, with dignity and mutual support.