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"Little Links,
Unlimited Dreams" Project (Phrase 2)
A project kindly sponsored and supported by Societe Generale
(SG), commenced in July 2009. The project aims at promoting
youth leadership, children development and community integration.
Secondary school students and primary school students will
be matched up as story-buddies. Training workshops, storytelling
activities and various bonding exercises will be given to
the participating schools. Volunteers from Societe Generale
will also serve as mentors for the youth, sharing their professional
knowledge in communication skills, financial management and
career planning.
HAC was glad to receive the match donation granted by The
Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged to launch Phrase 2
of the "Little Links, Unlimited Dreams" Project. Three secondary
schools and three schools with special needs students will
be matched up as reading buddies. Workshops like story writing,
communications skill will be provided. It is hoped that through
this connection, social inclusion and networking can be achieved.
Phrase 2 is launched by mid 2011. HAC will partner with schools
like SAHK Jockey Club Elaine Field School to spread the reading
culture among the community.
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Related Information :
- 2011 SG Dragon Boat
Cheering Team
- Certificate of Merit - Outstanding
Partnership Project Award 2010/11
- SG CSR Big Day
- Star
Ferry Pier Transformed Into a Fairy Tale World
- 2010
Story Carnival
- 2010
Listening to Children's Hearts
- 2010 SG Collage
and Puppet Show
- 2010 Societal Generale
Caring Day
- 2009 Chinese New Year Red
Packets - A Blessing to Children in Need
- 2009 Societe Generale
Staff's First Charity Concert - Raising funds for children
services provided by Hans Andersen Club
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| De Doan Tran, Head of Corporate
& Investment Banking, Societe Generale, presents the cheque
with SG staff donation to May Wong, Executive Director
of Hans Andersen Club |
Program poster |
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| Storytelling workshop in
St. Bonaventure College and High School |
CSR Ambassdors, Edmond
Lee (left) and Lorene Latour, from SG |
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| Volunteers
of SG and students work together in the community farm
of Lamma Island Centre. |
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