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PLAY 一百二十三等份的元州街

Organised by Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association

Sham Shui Po is densely populated and the streets are overcrowded, and it seems that there is no place for the residents to stop and take a breather. The workshop will examine the streets around Un Chau Street in Sham Shui Po to discover unused public spaces. Participants will design art installations and street games to enhance the interest of street use and promote human interaction. There is a chance that the design results will be selected for display in an exhibition to be held in early February 2024.

The above information is provided by BODW CityProg Partner Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association.

In light of the current pandemic situation, the Organiser reserves the right to cancel, postpone or change any details such as dates and formats of all events without prior notice. Please stay tuned to the Organiser website and social media for the latest updates.

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Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association

Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) was founded by a group of devoted Christian women in 1920. To uphold the principles of the World Young Women’s Christian Association (World YWCA), and follow Emma Robarts and Lady Mary Jane Kinnaird’s footsteps in gathering women with a prayer group and hostel that received young ladies who left home, the Association strives to advance the spiritual, mental, physical and social welfare of women, to promote their growth in Christian character and to cultivate Christian spirit of fellowship and service.

Since our inception, we have endeavored to strive for women’s rights such as eradicating illiteracy among women, promoting monogamy and “equal work for equal pay”. Advocating the caring spirit of Christ, and the purpose of “Enhancement of Life”, the Association now provides women-oriented services that moves with the times.

As a diversified social service organisation with more than 100 units all over Hong Kong, we have an annual service attendance exceeding 3 million, serving different groups of people in need, including toddlers, children, youth, women, adults, elderly and families.

Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association is a member association of the World YWCA, the largest international women organisation which was established in 1894, and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.