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2024．1．20 Wai Ji New Territories Regional Flag Day

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The board members of our organization participated in the New Territories Flag Day

Students participated in Wai Ji New Territories Regional Flag Day

Thank you family volunteers participating in Wai Ji New Territories Regional Flag Day

Thank you volunteers participating in Wai Ji New Territories Regional Flag Day

2024．1．20 Wai Ji New Territories Regional Flag Day

2024．1．20 Wai Ji New Territories Regional Flag Day

The New Territories Flag Day was successfully held on 20 January 2024, and raised over HK$670,000. Wai Ji Christian Service has been advocating for the well-being of people with disabilities for 45 years, and the funds raised from the Flag Day will be used to support the care needs of the aging service users, as well as to provide services to carers to alleviate their pressure.

We were privileged to have more than 2,700 volunteers participated in the Flag Day, reaching the highest number of participants in recent years. Thanks to the support of volunteers and the public, our service users and carers were able to experience the support and encouragement from the community.