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Events & Campaigns
We hold events throughout the year to raise awareness for children, youth, and families in crisis. We believe it takes a village to raise a child, and we would love to see you at a Mother’s Choice event!
Info Session
- Foster Care Services Info Session
- Safe Families Info Session
- Get To Know Mother’s Choice Info Session
Family Fun Fest 2026
Join us on 25 January 2026 (Sunday) from 10 am to 4 pm at the Diocesan Boys’ School in Mong Kok with your family and friends to dive into a world of carnival fun, live performances, and mouthwatering treats. With this year’s motto, ‘All for Family, Family for All’, it’s an opportunity to support a cause that transforms lives. Free admission for everyone. Learn more…
Stride for Hope 2026
We’re thrilled to announce the return of our sports challenge, Stride for Hope, and call on you to lace up and make every step matter ! This year, our goal is to raise HK$1 million to provide vital services for children and young girls in crisis. Every dollar you raise goes directly toward our residential care and support programmes. Sign up today!
Changing Life Stories Conference
The Changing Life Stories Conference in Feb 2022 is believed to be the first-ever teenage crisis pregnancy conference in Hong Kong, gathering academic experts, healthcare and legal professionals, social workers and NGO leaders who work in the prevention and intervention of youth crisis pregnancy. Learn more…
Flag Day
For Flag Day, we want to be on every street and in every neighborhood across Hong Kong to inspire our community to be a voice for children without families.
Adoption Awareness Month
Each November, we celebrate Adoption Awareness Month, host events, and publish materials to support adoptive families in our community.
Child Protection Conference
In 2017 Child Protection Conference: Dialogue on Pathways to Family to build the capacity of our professional bodies and individuals as they support children to grow up in safe, loving, and permanent families, and to challenge the high numbers of children growing up in institutional care. Learn more…