The Silver Award Presentation 2027 Recipients’ List is uploaded now. Should you have any inquiries, please call Ms. Leung of the Award Office at 2157 8610. List of Recipients >>
The Silver Award Presentation 2027 Recipients’ List is uploaded now. Should you have any inquiries, please call Ms. Leung of the Award Office at 2157 8610. List of Recipients >>
The Hong Kong Award for Young People (AYP) is committed to providing young people with diverse learning opportunities and activity experiences, encouraging them to try new things and challenge themselves. Therefore, AYP is going to organize AYP Gold Level Hainan Cycling Adventurous Journey Training Course – “Hainan Road to Gold” this October. After completing the cycling training in Hong Kong, participants will put their skills into practice on a cycling assessment journey to Hainan Island, combining physical challenges with self-exploration. The entire journey will not only test physical fitness and willpower but also encourage participants to reflect on the relationship between humanity and nature, cultivating respect for the environment and an attitude of sustainable living. If you are interested, click the “Course Details” to find out more information and apply now to embark on your “Hainan Road to Gold” journey! Course Details(Cantonese only) Apply Now
AOA will organize the Adventurous Journey Training Courses (Hiking) from October 2026 to April 2027. The courses aim to encourage a spirit of adventure and discovery by offering a challenging journey with an agreed purpose in the countryside. (The Course will be conducted in Chinese Only) Course Details (Gold Level) Course Details (Silver Level) Course Details (Bronze Level) Online Application
The Hong Kong Award for Young People (AYP) will organize Silver Level Adventurous Journey Instructor Training Course (English-Speaking) 2026-2027 in September 2026. The purpose is to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to attain the qualification of Silver Level Adventurous Journey Instructors so that they can assist in organizing Adventurous Journey training courses for respective Operating Authority (OA) and promoting AYP. The Training Course is now open for application! Click “Course Details” below for more detailed information, including course content, schedule, and application procedures. Course Details Apply Now Additionally, an online briefing session will be held on 3rd September 2026 (Thursday) to provide an overview of the course and a Q&A session. (This session is optional to join and no registration is required!) Date: 3rd September 2026 (Thursday) Time: 7:00-8:00pm Zoom Meeting ID: 884 1567 2897 Passcode: 329038
“Fly High 2026 – City Fitness Challenge+” The Fly High Charity Sports Programme 2026 is fully sponsored and supported by Tencent Charity Foundation and Gaw Capital’s People’s Place. It aims to encourage grassroots youth and the public to engage in sports, fostering a healthy and positive lifestyle. Through sports, we strive to support youth development, strengthen community ties, and inject positive energy into the community. AYP is honoured to be a beneficiary organisation, launching the “Fly High 2026 — City Fitness Challenge+” Hybrid Fitness Youth Promotion Programme. This programme uses hybrid fitness as a medium, rooted in schools before expanding into the community, and includes cooperative hybrid fitness competitions for teams of four, encouraging young people to push their limits. As the first phase of this initiative, we are adopting a school-based approach. Participating schools can not only book the HYROX365 On-Campus Experience Day but also recommend students to attend regular training sessions at the 24-hour gyms under EFX24 Group, the consultant for this project. Details of the HYROX365 On-Campus Experience Day: Activity Dates: September 2026 – February 2027 (choose one day) Activity Times: Monday to Friday (1:00 PM – 5:00 PM / 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM) Activity…
Award Operating Authority (AOA) and School Operating Authorities (SOA) will host the Silver Level Adventurous Journey Instructor Training Course from June to September this year. The course aims to teach instructional skills for the Adventurous Journey Section and cultivate more hiking instructors. This will support hiking training for Bronze and Silver Adventurous Journey Sections and assist the Award Scheme in developing young people. Award recipients are welcome to become instructors to continue their Award journey. We also welcome anyone interested in youth development to register. (The Course will be conducted in Chinese Only) Activity Details Registration Link Here!
“Full-Fun National Education Pioneer Programme (2026-27)” Organized by The Hong Kong Award for Young People (HKAYP) The AYP is proud to launch the brand-new “Full-Fun National Education Pioneer Programme”, designed to extend values education beyond the classroom and into the great outdoors. Hosted at the AYP Jockey Club Duke of Edinburgh Training Camp in Tai Po, this program utilizes experiential learning to help youths build positive values and a solid foundation of identity. Program Themes Schools can choose from two core thematic camps: * Positive Values & National Education Camp: Focusing on core national education pillars and character building. * Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Experience Camp: Exploring Chinese culture through the lens of intangible heritage. Feature Highlight: We have introduced a cutting-edge Mixed Reality (MR) experience. Students will immerse themselves in a world where virtual and reality overlap, engaging in digital collaboration and team competitions. Program Highlights * Team Ropes Course Challenges * Creative Problem-Solving Tournaments * In-camp Orienteering * Low-event Adventure Activities * “Simulation of Life” Experiential Workshops Application Details * Target Audience: Full-time students (Primary 4 to Secondary 5) * Venue: AYP Jockey Club Duke of Edinburgh Training Camp * Address: 90 Hang Ha Po, Lam Tsuen, Tai…
HYAB Funding Scheme for Youth Adventure Training Activities (2025-27) Adventure Discovery Under the “HYAB Funding Scheme for Youth Adventure Training Activities (2025-27)” funded by the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Youth Development Commission, the Hong Kong Award for Young People is launching the “Adventure Discovery” programme and it is now open for application. The programme includes diverse elements such as adventure training, emerging sports, environmental protection, innovative technology, volunteer service and etc. Programme objectives: In line with the “Youth Development Blueprint,” the programme targets to provide adventure training activities of quality and scale for young people in a structured manner. Through taking part in adventure training and a series of experiential activities under the progressive guidance and involvement of instructors, the programme aims to improve young people’s physical and mental well-being, and foster their positive thinking, resilience, sense of discipline and team spirit. Programme contents: Team rope course, innovative challenge competition, emerging sports game, outdoor orienteering, team building challenges, night adventure, wild cooking, low event adventure activities etc. Target: (1) Hong Kong residents aged between 12-18 (2) secondary school students studying in Hong Kong from Form 1 to Form 6 Types of Camps: One-day day camp (with a…
Supported by the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau, the Youth Development Commission, and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, The Hong Kong Award for Young People will organise the three-year HYAB JC Scheme for Youth Life Planning (2025–28) – Career Tailor from 1 September 2025 to 31 August 2028. Background: At the end of 2022, the Government launched the Youth Development Blueprint, which outlined the overall vision and guiding principles for its long-term youth development efforts. The Blueprint emphasises the importance of encouraging young people to explore their potential and develop their talents to prepare for future pursuits in society. To strengthen support for youth in unlocking their potential, the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Youth Development Commission have jointly launched the enhanced HYAB JC Scheme for Youth Life Planning. This initiative aims to assist secondary school students in realising their life planning goals and seizing opportunities presented by national development. The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust will provide funding support for this round (2025–28) of the Scheme. Objectives: The Scheme aims to support non-governmental organisations (NGOs), in collaboration with secondary schools, in organising various life planning activities. These activities are designed to enhance awareness of…
To celebrate the 65th anniversary of AYP, the Award Office organised the AYP Gold Level Hiking Adventurous Journey Training Course (Hiking) 2025/26 – “Let’s Gold Australia,” held from November 2025 to August 2026. After completing their training in Hong Kong, participants undertook their assessment journey in Australia’s Grampians National Park from 11 to 17 August 2026. This journey not only equipped participants with essential skills in hiking, campcraft and route planning, but also offered them a rare opportunity to step beyond Hong Kong and challenge themselves in the unfamiliar and distinctive environment of Australia, broadening their horizons along the way. The success of this activity would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors, including AFH Charitable Foundation Limited, Tunbow Charity Foundation Limited and EIKOWADA Limited. We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to the instructor team for their dedicated guidance and companionship throughout the training and the journey.
With the support of the 2026-27 HYAB Funding Scheme for Youth Exchange in the Mainland, the AYP Beijing Residential Project Programme 2026 was successfully concluded! During the 5-day-4-night programme, participants visited both historic and modern architectural landmarks in Beijing, including the Bird’s Nest (The National Stadium), the Water Cube (the National Aquatics Centre), the Palace Museum, and the Great Wall. Through the lens of the art of architecture, they gained a deeper understanding of China’s history and achievements in urban development. They also had the opportunity to visit the Office of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in Beijing and to connect with the participants from The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award China, sharing valuable experiences and insights from their respective Award journeys.
The Youth Uniformed Group Fun Day was successfully held on 12 July 2026. We were truly honoured to welcome Mr. Tang Ping Keung, GBS, PDSM, JP, Secretary for Security, Mr. Joe Chow Yat Ming, PDSM, PMSM, Commissioner of Police, Mr. Benson Kwok Joon Fung, IDSM, Director of Immigration, Mr. Andy Kwok Wing Leung, BBS, JP, Chairman of Award Council and Mr. Victor Pang Wing Seng, MH, JP, Vice-Chairman of Award Council, together with the heads and representatives of other disciplined services and auxiliary forces, to the AYP Jockey Club Duke of Edinburgh Training Camp. During the event, our guests had the chance to interact closely with the youth participants and offer their encouragement! Participants from the eight disciplined services and auxiliary forces, alongside AYP, were divided into nine teams for the day. They took on rope-course challenges, orienteering missions, and even made their own steamed rice pudding (Put Chai Ko) from scratch, all while making new friends through teamwork and laughter. With National Security elements woven into each activity, everyone picked up key knowledge across different aspects of National Security. The event successfully combined fun and education, making it a truly rewarding and unforgettable learning journey.
Jointly hosted by AYP and The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation, the three-day “The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Asia-Pacific Regional Conference 2026” concluded successfully from 10 to 12 June! AYP was honoured to have Ms. Alice Mak Mei Kuen, SBS, JP, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, as our Guest Speaker. Together with Mr. Andy Kwok Wing Leung, BBS, JP, Chairman of the Award Council, Mr. Victor Pang Wing Seng, MH, JP, Vice-Chairman of the Award Council, and esteemed Committee Chairmen and Members, the event brought together delegates and youth leaders from various countries and territories across the Asia-Pacific region. Through meaningful exchanges, they explored growth opportunities for the next generation, generating strong momentum for youth development.
The Hong Kong Award for Young People (AYP) Silver Award Presentation Ceremony 2026 was successfully held on 7 May at Pui Ching Middle School. A total of 428 Silver Award recipients this year marks an eleven-year high, which is truly encouraging. The ceremony was honoured to have Mr. Chan Kwok-ki, GBS, IDSM, JP, Chief Secretary for Administration, as our Guest of Honour, together with Mr. Andy Kwok Wing Leung, BBS, JP, Chairman of Award Council, Mr. Victor Pang Wing Seng, MH, JP, Vice-Chairman, and other distinguished guests, who witnessed and celebrated the outstanding achievements of our Award recipients. At the ceremony, Silver Award Recipients Wu Sze Kwan, together with students from Pui Ching Middle School, delivered an impassioned and courageous a cappella performance. Entitled “Ride the wave. Find your pace!”, the performance echoed the theme of the ceremony, showcasing the boundless potential of young people as they navigate challenges and break through at their own pace.
AYP held the Spring Reception 2026 today at The Cityview. We were very honoured to invite Miss MAK Mei Kuen, Alice, SBS, JP, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, to be our Guest of Honour once again. Mr. Andy KWOK Wing Leung, BBS, JP, Chairman of Award Council, Mr. Victor PANG Wing Seng, MH, JP, Vice-Chairman of Award Council and Dr. Philip MA Ching Yeung, BBS, Honorary Treasurer of Award Council also shared the joy of Chinese New Year with around 200 guests and AYP supporters. This year also marks the AYP 65th Anniversary. To celebrate this double happiness, the venue was specially decorated with a peach theme, symbolising joy and fulfilment. We also invited students from Ying Wa College to perform a Chinese drum show. Their powerful beats brought vibrant energy to AYP 65th Anniversary! Thank you everyone for your continued support. We hope you will continue to work closely with AYP and join forces to promote youth development. Wishing you all good luck in the Year of the Horse and every success! Photo Album >>
Supported by the HYAB Funding Scheme for Youth Exchange in the Mainland, the AYP Huizhou Innovation, Technology and Industry Exploration Tour was successfully concluded. During this 2-Day-1-Night programme, 50 participants visited several leading enterprises, government agencies, and local cultural sites. Participants gained valuable insights into the strengths, key success factors, and latest trends of Huizhou’s industrial sector. This experience also broadened their perspectives and further strengthened interregional exchanges.
Organised by The Hong Kong Award for Young People (AYP) and title sponsored by the BOC Group Life Assurance Company Limited, the “BOC Life Wild in the City Orienteering Challenge 2026 | AYP 65th Anniversary Proudly Presents,” together with the “Nostalgic Kowloon” Carnival, concluded successfully on 25 January 2026. As a highlight event of the 2025 youthfest@HK and the inaugural event celebrating AYP’s 65th anniversary, the Challenge attracted over 1,500 participants, including challengers, volunteers, family members and friends across the age from 6 to 75, all joining hands for a meaningful cause. We were honoured to have Ms. Alice Mak, SBS, JP, Secretary for Home Affairs and Youth Affairs; Mr. Kwok Wing Leung, BBS, JP, Chairman of the Award Council; Mr. Wilson Tang, Chief Executive of BOC Life; and Ms. Grace Yu, MH, Chairman of 65th Anniversary Celebration Organising Committee of AYP, to officiate at the lighting and starting gun ceremony, marking the exciting commencement of the AYP 65th anniversary celebrations. This year’s event was held in Kowloon for the first time, guiding participants through Wong Tai Sin, Sham Shui Po, and Kowloon City District. Through orienteering, participants explored the community’s history, culture, and natural landscapes, such as the Hau…
The Gold Award Presentation 2025 was successfully held at the Hong Kong Palace Museum on 22 January. We were honoured to have The Honourable John Lee Ka Chiu, GBM, SBS, PDSM, PMSM, Chief Executive of the HKSAR, to be our Guest of Honour and recognise the diligence of Gold Awardees and 10 years‘ Long Service Volunteers! We appreciated Mr. Joe CHOW Yat Ming, PMSM, Commissioner of Police and Honorary Adviser, Mr. Clarence Leung Wang Ching, BBS, JP, Under Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, Mr. Andy Kwok Wing Leung, BBS, JP, Chairman of Award Council, Mr. Victor Pang Wing Seng, MH, JP, Vice-Chairman of Award Council, and Award Council Members for witnessing the wonderful moments of our awardees! We are pleased to announce that this year has seen a 15-year high, with 87 Gold Awardees. We hope that all Gold Awardees will continue to make full use of the AYP platform and apply the valuable experience gained through AYP as motivation to pursue their dreams
Total number of Award Holders
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Award Holders of each category
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