Our programmes
We are developing three complementary programmes for early childhood, play and learning, and the needs of caregivers.
Early childhood support
Children aged 0–3 and their caregivers
We are planning early development support for young children from low-income families and their caregivers, with parenting education and activities that can be used at home.
- Information on early development and parenting
- Parent–child activities for everyday family life
- Connections to relevant community resources
Play and learning spaces
Children aged 3–12
We are planning safe, age-appropriate spaces for play and learning, with particular attention to families whose homes offer limited room for children to explore and play.
- Free play and time with peers
- Reading, art and creative activities
- Learning opportunities shaped by children’s interests
Support for caregivers
Parents and primary caregivers
We are planning parent groups, shared activities and individual support to help caregivers access information and develop a network of practical and emotional support.
- Parent groups and shared experiences
- Parenting information and community resources
- Support arrangements informed by each family’s needs
Common questions
Can families register now?
All three programmes are in development and registration dates have not been announced. Subscribe to our newsletter or contact us to share your needs. Participation details will be published once arrangements are confirmed.
Where will programmes be available?
We plan to assess needs in Sham Shui Po, Yau Tsim Mong, Kwun Tong, Kwai Tsing and North District. These are areas under consideration; actual locations and coverage are yet to be confirmed.
How can volunteers and organisations get involved?
Choose volunteering, professional support or organisational partnership in our contact form and briefly describe your background and ideas. We will follow up in line with our planning needs.
Help shape support for children and families
We welcome enquiries from families, educators, social service professionals, volunteers and organisations interested in working together.