Rotary Peace Workshop

On January 27, District Peace Committee in collaboration with Rotary Action Group for Peace Hong Kong and Macao Chapter hosted a Peace Workshop, featuring among others our very own Rotary spouse Maurice Yeung! In attendance included Past District Governor Belinda, Past President Grace and of course Past President Angela, Maurice’s better half.

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Shabu!

We have not had our annual Shabu Shabu since December 31, 2018 due to the pandemic and other various situations. And now we are BACK!! Thanks to the great organization by President Elect David, Past President Dora and Past President Lily, and more importantly the generous catering arrangement by Past District Governor Belinda, we had a very enjoyable evening with great food, drinks and laughter at Regal Hongkong Hotel.

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Visit to RCC HSU Patrick SC Poon Amity College

On December 1, President Jason, Charter President Patrick, Past President Grace and Rotarian Ka Man visited Rotary Community Corps (“RCC”) HSU Patrick SC Poon Amity College for an informal fireside chat with RCC members and Master Dr Thomas Man. Past President Grace delivered a very informative introduction of Rotary, our Club as well as RCC. After the fireside chat, we had a cocktail session with the students with snack and drinks, and exchanged ideas on university lives and community services.

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Governor’s Kitchen

As part of District Public Image Committee’s effort to enhance the public’s knowledge of Rotary and Rotarians, Governor’s Kitchen, a video series featuring casual conversations among Rotarians in our District, was conceived. The video series is chaired by our Past President Angela. Charter President Patrick was recently invited as a special guest in Governor’s Kitchen to share his wisdom of life.

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Club meeting — Fighting Avoidable Blindness

On November 23, our Club invited Ms Wai-Wai Lui from ORBIS International to our regular meeting to share on the topic: “Fighting Avoidable Blindness in Underserved Communities.” She highlighted the distinct context and challenges faced in delivering eye care in Mongolia, China, and Bangladesh. These three countries are vastly different in terms of culture, demographic, and healthcare system. Ms. Lui talked about how Orbis utilizes community-driven intervention and advocacy to provide sustainable, people-centered eye care.

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