Past Events

AYP Spring Reception 2025 was held at The Cityview on 7 February. We were glad to have Miss Alice Mak Mei Kuen, SBS, JP, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, to attend our Spring Reception as the Guest of Honour. Mr. Andy Kwok Wing Leung, JP, Chairman of Award Council, Mr. Victor Pang Wing Seng, MH, Vice-Chairman of Award Council and Dr. Philip Ma Ching Yeung, BBS, Honorary Treasurer of Award Council, Ms. Fanny Cheung Ngan Ling, JP, District Officer (Wan Chai), Mr. Paul Wong Yan Yin, JP, District Officer (Sham Shui Po), and Mr. Johnny Kwok Chun Chai, Assistant District Officer (Tai Po), also shared the joy of Chinese New Year with around 150 guests and AYP supporters. This year, the theme of the Spring Reception was peach blossoms, representing the energy of young people, and the arrival of hope and happiness. We invited students from S.K.H. Tsang Shiu Tim Secondary School Dance Club to perform Chinese fan dance, leading guests into the Blossoms Utopia! In the coming year, AYP will continue to maintain close cooperation with different organisations and units to work hard for the development of young people! Photo Album>>

The first large-scale city orienteering competition, the “BOC Life Wild in the City Orienteering Challenge 2024” (Wild in the City), organised by The Hong Kong Award for Young People (AYP) and title sponsored by the BOC Group Life Assurance Company Limited, was successfully held on 24 November, 2024. The event had over 1,000 people involved, including 800 competitors, volunteers, and supporters such as family and friends. We invited Mr. Clarence Leung Wang Ching, BBS, JP, Under Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, and Mr. Eric Chan Sui Wai, JP, Commissioner for Youth to be the Guest of Honour of the Kick-off ceremony, accompanied by Mr. Andy Kwok Wing Leung, JP, Chairman of Award Council, The Hon Jimmy Ng Wing Ka, BBS, JP, Legislative Council member, Mr. Victor Pang Wing Seng, MH, Vice-Chairman of Award Council, Ms. Vivienne Chiu, Chief Brand and Communications Officer of BOC Life, members of the Awards Council and other guests. Together, they officiated the Kick-off ceremony to cheer on the participants. Wild in the City is a score city orienteering competition, covering popular checkpoints, historical landmarks, scenic spots, and cultural sites across four districts on Hong Kong Island (Wan Chai, Central and Western, Eastern, and Southern)….

Funded by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and organised by AYP, Row for Future Challenge Day was held successfully on 13 September, 2024. We were delighted to invite Ms. LAM I Ching, Assistant District Officer (Sai Kung), Mr. Chan To Pui, Principal of the Hong Kong Sea School to our HKAYP Jockey Club Expeditions Centre to cheer for nearly 150 students from the Hong Kong Sea School. Challenges include kayak orienteering, SUP catapult and board rowing relay. All participants played hard, worked up a sweat and learned the importance of teamwork. They also received finish medals and gifts after the race. What a fruitful sunny day!

Funded by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, organised by HKAYP, Row for Future Challenge Day was held successfully on 26 May, 2024. We were glad to have Dr. Philip MA Ching Yeung, BBS, Honorary Treasurer of Award Council, Mr. Victor PANG Wing Seng, MH, Vice-Chairman of Award Council, Ms. Jennifer YEUNG Yin Chi, Award Council Member & Chairlady of Co-ordinating Committee, Ms. Grace YU Ho Wun, MH, Award Council Member & Chairlady of Publicity and Promotion Committee, Mr. KWOK Chun Man, Award Council Member & Chairman of Operations Committee, Dr. LOUIE Hung Tak, Lobo, Friends of AYP, and other guests to come and support almost 100 participants in HKAYP Jockey Club Expeditions Centre. It was great to see participants giving their all in kayaking, SUP and board rowing competition. They also showcased the spirit of teamwork through relay races.

CLP E-Playground, co-organised by AYP and CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, hold “CLP Power Ambassador Programme”, “CLP Smart Evening Camp”, and “Power Journey” for the fifth consecutive year. In total, over 3,255 and 1,979 participants joined the evening camp and Power Journey respectively. 246 young people had become CLP Power Ambassador, promoting environmental awareness through volunteering and STEM education.