17 New SC.Net Members Join “Hands in Hands” in Forging Close and Mutual Trust Relationships to Promote Social Capital Development in Hong Kong
SC.Net Biennial Gathering and Appointment Ceremony 2016 was successfully held on 1 March 2016. Mr Matthew Cheung Kin-chung, Secretary for Labour and Welfare welcomed 17 new members from different sectors and presented the appointment certificate to each of them. To date, SC.Net has a 193-strong membership. (Click here for full list of SC.Net Members). Around 100 new and current members were present together to celebrate. With the stronger networking power brought into play, social capital can be further enriched in Hong Kong.
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Briefing Session for new SC.Net members
Welcome new members
17 newly appointed SC.Net members came from the Business, Culture and Media, Social Welfare as well as Education and Academic sectors.
At the briefing session, Dr Lam Ching-choi, Chairman of CIIF Committee welcomes new SC.Net members
 Dr Helen Chan Wing-mui, Convenor of SC.Net Planning and Development Task Force, introduces the role of SC.Net members. Click here for the presentation slides of |
 Ms Carmen Ng Ka-man, Secretary General of CIIF Secretariat, introduces the work of CIIF. Click here for the presentation slides of |
SC.Net Gathering and Appointment Ceremony
Sharing of the SC.Net members
MCs were two SC.Net members – Ms May Chan Suk-mei, Director, News & Public Affairs, Hong Kong Commercial Radio and Mr David Ho, Head of Radio 2, RTHK. Guest speakers included Mr Thomas Lo Sui-sing, Chief Operating Officer, RoadShow Holdings Limited (Culture and Media sector), Mr Tony Tai, General Manager of IBM China/Hong Kong Limited (Business sector) and Prof Tam Man-kwan, Supervisor of Pak Kau College (Education and Academic sector). They shared their memorable experiences for being SC.Net members and how they contributed to the development of social capital in their respective sectors.
 Mr Matthew Cheung Kin-chung, Secretary for Labour and Welfare thanks all SC.Net members for their unsparing efforts all along in promoting social capital development in Hong Kong. |
 Dr Lam Ching-choi, Chairman of CIIF Committee thanks all SC.Net members for making Hong Kong a more caring city. |
 MCs are Ms May Chan Suk-mei, Director, News & Public Affairs, Hong Kong Commercial Radio (Left) and Mr David Ho, Head of |
 Prof Tam Man-kwan, Supervisor of Pak Kau College (Left), Mr Tony Tai, General Manager of IBM China/Hong Kong Limited (Middle) |
Funded Project Introducing “Laughter Yoga”
12 “happy ambassadors” of the CIIF-funded project “Family Oasis-Happy Family Architect” run by Pok Oi Hospital Chan Ping Memorial Neighbourhood Elderly Centre performed "Laughter Yoga" and taught the SC.Net members three “laughing postures”. They also shared their experiences in enhancing self-reliance of project participants.
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12 “happy ambassadors” of the CIIF project “Family Oasis-Happy Family Architect” perform "Laughter Yoga" and teach SC.Net members three “laughing postures”.
A group photo featuring the Secretary for Labour and Welfare, CIIF Members and the newly appointed SC.Net members this year.
Secretary for Labour and Welfare gathers together with around 100 new and current SC.Net members. With the stronger networking power brought into play, social capital can be further enriched in Hong Kong.
