lionclub-2023

About Lions Club of Central

Lions Club of Central
  •   A  A  A  

Lions Club of Central was chartered on 1st July 1992. The club originated from the Lioness Club of Hong Kong (Host) established in 1979, which provided the main source of our charter members. Our Club is one of the all-female Lions Clubs under the Lions Clubs International District 303 Hong Kong & Macau, China . There are over twenty members from various professions and trades like education, manufacturing and trading, food & beverage, jewelry, insurance, medical service & executives. We share the common goal of serving the community especially the elderly. We offer our caring and loving service to the people in need.

In the year 1998-99, our past president Lion Judy Sin was elected the first female District Governor of Lions Clubs International District 303 Hong Kong & Macau, China. This is a glorious moment not only for our club, but also for the female members of the District. Numerous past presidents of our club have served our District as Cabinet Officers or Committee Chairpersons.

In the year 1998, the Leo Club of Central was sponsored by our club. More than thirty young persons from high schools and universities or in the early years of their career paths joined hands in service. We hope to train them to be future leaders. They learn to plan their own fund-raising and service projects to serve the needy people. The Lions Club of Central provide them with the necessary administration fees and guidance.

Lions Club of Central gave birth to four other Lions Clubs. In the year 2000, with our sponsorship and support, the Lions Club of Millennium was chartered. Subsequently, in 2004-05, two more clubs, namely the Lions Club of Causeway Bay and the Lions Club of Mid-Levels, in 2018-19 Lions Club of Huaxia Hong Kong and the latest, 2021-22 Lions Club of North Metropolis were chartered under our sponsorship.

關懷健康短片「腸易激」系列

On November 9, the Lions Club of Central, in collaboration with the Ta Kwu Ling Kei Lok Community, successfully hosted the “Elderly Month Respecting the Aged Poon Choi Feast,” bringing together over a hundred elderly residents, volunteers, and Leo members.

The event featured a practical seminar by Sergeant “Yin Gor” on preventing online scams to safeguard elderly safety, followed by a welcome speech and appreciation certificate presentation by Founding President Lion Mary Ho. During the feast, senior citizens enjoyed festive food alongside vibrant music and dance performances. A special highlight included distributing lucky red packets to elders aged 90 and above, followed by blessing gift bags given to all attendees at the end.

This elderly care service has been running dedicatedly for 10 consecutive years, embodying the club’s profound respect and commitment to the elderly who laid the foundation of our society.

“Look, my dear! I am so good at AI now!” Granny Chan held up her phone, her voice filled with unmistakable pride. On the screen was a “Youth Food Guide” she had just generated using AI. This heartfelt sense of accomplishment instantly lit up the afternoon at the Wong Tai Sin Community Centre.

A Waiting Line Transformed into a Flowing, Warm Classroom

Inside the centre, over 120 elderly residents queued up for their AI health screenings. However, this line waiting for smart retinal and cardiovascular assessments was completely free of impatience; instead, it overflowed with laughter and joy. Youth volunteers bustled through the crowd, transforming the waiting time into small, lively “digital tea houses.”

Amidst this cozy chatter, a student volunteer, after teaching an elderly lady how to check the weather forecast, naturally added a gentle reminder: “Granny, the weather is getting colder next week. Remember to put on more clothes.” This family-like, everyday care touched the elderly resident’s heart even more deeply than any technical guidance.

Technology Illuminating the Starlight of Independence for Golden Years

For the elderly, mastering technology means regaining control over their independent lives.
“Thank you, young man! This app really remembers when I should take my medicine!” An elderly gentleman, who had just learned how to use a health management app, expressed his excitement like a happy child. This pleasant surprise meant more than just learning a new skill; it meant he could finally ease the worries of his children living far away.

This scene deeply moved a Secondary 4 student volunteer as well. “To be honest, I only came at first because my teacher required it,” he admitted bashfully. “But seeing how happy the grandpa was—going from not knowing what to press to finally succeeding—I truly realized that our little bit of patience can actually help someone so much.”

A Two-Way Journey: From a “Task” to a “Gift”

This profound realization reached its peak when everyone witnessed Granny Chan handcrafting an AI electronic greeting card for her grandson. “I never imagined that I could create something so beautiful myself!” The tearful sense of achievement in the grandmother’s eyes made all the young people present truly feel that technology is no longer a set of cold codes, but a warm bridge that transmits family affection.

Weaving Inclusion with Technology, Illuminating the Future with Warmth

A representative from the Wong Tai Sin District Office summarized emotionally: “The most valuable part of this project is that it allows the elderly to regain self-confidence through learning, while letting the youth learn to care through giving. This is a two-way journey of warmth that embraces the entire community.”

This autumn afternoon vividly demonstrated that when technology is given a touch of humanity, it can safeguard community health and bring warmth to every ordinary day of the 365 days a year. As the sun set, the event concluded amidst laughter and joy, but the warmth continued to linger. Here, technology has woven a tight-knit web of community inclusion, and that heartfelt exclamation—“I am so good at AI now!”—is precisely the warmest starlight illuminating this very web.

On July 30, 2025, the Special Olympics Hong Kong, Lion Club of Central, and Leo Club of Central jointly organized the “Special Olympics Family Health Forum” at Shatin Public School.Under the theme of “Positive Parenting”, social workers and parents shared positive mindsets while promoting the benefits of regular exercise. The venue featured various booths, including simple games, colored candle crafts, Chinese medical consultations, and cardiovascular risk assessments.Participants who collected all stamps on their registration cards received Special Olympics souvenirs and a lucky bag filled with soup packs, biscuits, tea leaves, and other supplies to care for their physical and mental health.

Lions Club of HK Glenealy Successfully Held Administrative Seminar on March 23, 2025. The seminar covered key topics including Lions Club meeting procedures, financial management, and service concepts. Through group discussions, participants designed future service initiatives. Senior members from Lions Club of Central served as speakers, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere. The event concluded with Lions songs and a ceremonial bell-ringing, strengthening members’ commitment to the Lions mission and enhancing solidarity.

Jointly organized by the Hong Kong Host Club, Lions Club of Central and Lions Club of HK New Territories West, with support from Kaiping Women Entrepreneurs Association, the two-day study tour was successfully held on March, 2025.

The event brought together 82 participants including 55 teachers and students from five secondary schools in Yuen Long District and 27 Lions Club members. Highlights included field visits to leading enterprises like Gaomei Air Conditioning Equipment Co., Ltd., Yonghui Agricultural Machinery Cooperative, and Lee Kum Kee Food Company, as well as cultural exploration at Chikan Ancient Town.

Through corporate visits, smart agriculture experiences and cultural activities, participants gained in-depth understanding of the Greater Bay Area’s technological advancements and entrepreneurial culture. The program received unanimous praise from school principals, participants and Lions members for effectively enhancing youth awareness of regional development and stimulating innovative thinking, successfully achieving all exchange objectives.

The tour provided valuable hands-on learning opportunities that bridged classroom knowledge with real-world applications in the dynamic Greater Bay Area context.

In December 2024, the Central Lions Club and Grace Service Society jointly organized the final edition of their annual “Grace Elderly Home” charity fundraiser at Hong Kong’s iconic Sunbeam Theatre Grand Auditorium. Marking a historic moment as the theatre’s last fundraiser before demolition, the event gathered philanthropists, community leaders, and art lovers for an evening of heartwarming performances and generous donations.

The fundraiser supported elderly care services through Cantonese opera shows and auctions, successfully raising substantial funds. This memorable finale celebrated decades of charitable tradition while embodying the Lions Club’s motto, “We Serve.”

The event concluded with resounding success, leaving a lasting legacy of compassion and community spirit in Hong Kong.

November 2025 – Elderly Month Respecting the Aged Poon Choi Feast: A Decade of Warmth and Care

On November 9, the Lions Club of Central, in collaboration with the Ta Kwu Ling Kei Lok Community, successfully hosted the “Elderly Month Respecting the Aged Poon Choi Feast,” bringing together over a hundred elderly residents, volunteers, and Leo members. The event featured a practical seminar by Sergeant “Yin Gor” on preventing online scams to...
Read More

October 2025 – Health Escort 365: Weaving Inclusion with Technology, Illuminating Communities with Warmth

“Look, my dear! I am so good at AI now!” Granny Chan held up her phone, her voice filled with unmistakable pride. On the screen was a “Youth Food Guide” she had just generated using AI. This heartfelt sense of accomplishment instantly lit up the afternoon at the Wong Tai Sin Community Centre. A Waiting...
Read More

July 2025 – Special Olympics Family Health Forum

On July 30, 2025, the Special Olympics Hong Kong, Lion Club of Central, and Leo Club of Central jointly organized the “Special Olympics Family Health Forum” at Shatin Public School.Under the theme of “Positive Parenting”, social workers and parents shared positive mindsets while promoting the benefits of regular exercise. The venue featured various booths, including...
Read More

March 2025 – Lions Club Affairs Seminar

Lions Club of HK Glenealy Successfully Held Administrative Seminar on March 23, 2025. The seminar covered key topics including Lions Club meeting procedures, financial management, and service concepts. Through group discussions, participants designed future service initiatives. Senior members from Lions Club of Central served as speakers, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere. The event concluded with Lions...
Read More

March 2025 – Greater Bay Area New Opportunities: Youth Exploration and Practice

Jointly organized by the Hong Kong Host Club, Lions Club of Central and Lions Club of HK New Territories West, with support from Kaiping Women Entrepreneurs Association, the two-day study tour was successfully held on March, 2025. The event brought together 82 participants including 55 teachers and students from five secondary schools in Yuen Long...
Read More

December 2024 – Christmas Cantonese Opera Charity Fundraiser

In December 2024, the Central Lions Club and Grace Service Society jointly organized the final edition of their annual “Grace Elderly Home” charity fundraiser at Hong Kong’s iconic Sunbeam Theatre Grand Auditorium. Marking a historic moment as the theatre’s last fundraiser before demolition, the event gathered philanthropists, community leaders, and art lovers for an evening of heartwarming...
Read More