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SUMMARY:Before the Moon Was Full
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/before-the-moon-was-full/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Community Outreach,Engagement Events,Workshops
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SUMMARY:After the Credits
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/after-the-credits/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Classes,Community Outreach,Workshops
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SUMMARY:The Scent of Remembering
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/the-ones-who-return%ef%bd%9cvol-ii-the-scent-of-remembering/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Community Outreach
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260603T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260603T143000
DTSTAMP:20260930T071347Z
CREATED:20260610T014507Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T071347Z
UID:45551-1780491600-1780497000@peak2foundation.com
SUMMARY:A Stitch in Time
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/the-ones-who-return%ef%bd%9cvol-i-a-stitch-in-time/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Community Outreach,Support Initiatives,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260528T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260528T170000
DTSTAMP:20260923T081501Z
CREATED:20260908T033023Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260923T081501Z
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SUMMARY:AI Was the Fourth Lesson
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/ai-was-the-fourth-lesson/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Classes,Community Outreach
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260513T080000
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SUMMARY:When AI Walks into an Elder’s Everyday
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/digital-life-when-ai-walks-into-an-elders-everyday/
CATEGORIES:Classes,Support Initiatives
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20260511T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20260511T180000
DTSTAMP:20260514T025833Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260514T025833Z
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SUMMARY:Keeping Education Human in the Age of AI
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/keeping-education-human-in-the-age-of-ai/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Special Events,Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:When Support Begins with Trust
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/when-support-begins-with-trust/
CATEGORIES:Community Outreach,Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:A Question Without a Final Answer
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/conversations-that-shape-the-future-of-education/
CATEGORIES:Special Events,Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:A Fall Is Not an Accident
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/a-fall-is-not-an-accident/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Classes,Community Outreach
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UID:44847-1773396000-1773399600@peak2foundation.com
SUMMARY:When Empowered Mothers Meet Wise Elders
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/a-heartwarming-moment-of-intergenerational-connection-sage-madam-ho-sin-hang-home-for-the-elderly/
CATEGORIES:Community Outreach,Special Events,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Creating Joy: A Culinary Experience for Families
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/community-connection-egg-waffle-workshop-at-rmhc-kwun-tong-house/
CATEGORIES:Activities,Community Outreach,Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Creating Space for Encounter Through Art
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/cultivating-connections-elderly-day-at-the-museum-of-art/
CATEGORIES:Community Outreach,Exploratory Visits,Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Season of Hope: Nurturing Healing Through Music
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/season-of-hope-nurturing-healing-through-music/
CATEGORIES:Special Events,Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Nine Days After the Fire
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/empowering-our-community-through-generosity/
CATEGORIES:Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:Cultivating Futures with the Golden Dreamers Project
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/empowering-futures-with-the-golden-dreamers-project/
CATEGORIES:Support Initiatives
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ORGANIZER;CN="Peak II Foundation":MAILTO:info@peak2foundation.com
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SUMMARY:Behind the Doors of the ICAC
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/peak-ii-foundation-delegation-visit-to-icac/
CATEGORIES:Exploratory Visits
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ORGANIZER;CN="Peak II Foundation":MAILTO:info@peak2foundation.com
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SUMMARY:Moonlit Moments: Cherishing Bonds This Mid-Autumn 2025
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/event-recap-a-loving-mid-autumn-2025/
CATEGORIES:Special Events,Support Initiatives
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SUMMARY:A Brain Health Carnival for Seniors
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/a-successful-community-health-celebration-2025-national-day-brain-health-carnival-for-seniors/
CATEGORIES:Community Outreach
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SUMMARY:Art as a Catalyst: A Collaborative Journey
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/empowering-through-art-a-collaborative-journey/
CATEGORIES:Support Initiatives,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Empowering Caregivers: Exercise for Wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/empowering-caregivers-exercise-for-wellbeing/
CATEGORIES:Classes,Engagement Events
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UID:44356-1749909600-1749913200@peak2foundation.com
SUMMARY:The Fred Hollows Humanity Award 2025
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/transforming-empathy-into-action-the-fred-hollows-humanity-award-2025/
CATEGORIES:Special Events,Support Initiatives
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250608T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250608T220000
DTSTAMP:20260930T080010Z
CREATED:20250609T021026Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T080010Z
UID:44201-1749405600-1749420000@peak2foundation.com
SUMMARY:Creating Connections: The Green Grass Notes Charity Dinner 2025
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/green-grass-notes-charity-dinner-2025/
CATEGORIES:Special Events,Support Initiatives
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250427T180000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250427T220000
DTSTAMP:20260930T080048Z
CREATED:20250506T084307Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T080048Z
UID:44175-1745776800-1745791200@peak2foundation.com
SUMMARY:Building Tomorrow: The Teach For China 2025 Hong Kong Gala
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
URL:https://peak2foundation.com/event/teachforchina2025/
CATEGORIES:Special Events,Support Initiatives
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20250419T133000
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DTSTAMP:20260930T080151Z
CREATED:20250422T014508Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260930T080151Z
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SUMMARY:Dreaming Big: Adream Foundation 2024 Annual Report Conference
DESCRIPTION:A Mid-Autumn workshop with Les Beatitudes at the Ronald McDonald House (Kwun Tong) Date: 9 September 2026 Location: Ronald McDonald House\, Kwun Tong\, Hong Kong Before entering the Ronald McDonald House\, every volunteer does the same thing first: puts on a face mask. Not for our own sake — for the children inside. They are in treatment\, and their bodies defend against infection far less well than ours. The rule of this house is simple: cover your own face before you come through the door. We understood later that this single gesture is already where care begins. The Ronald McDonald House is a “home away from home” for families of seriously ill children\, so that a child undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital can still live together with their family. The Kwun Tong house opened at the end of 2023\, with sixty-six family rooms. The charity behind it believes one thing: on the road of treatment\, the companionship of family matters no less than medicine. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									Before it beganAt noon\, the activity room held no children yet. The volunteer mothers of Les Beatitudes Foundation had already arrived — kneading the snow-skin dough\, portioning the fillings\, hanging up the Mid-Autumn decorations one by one. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									No two mooncakes alikeAt one o’clock\, the workshop began. Smocks on\, gloves on\, the children chose their own mould patterns and mixed their own colours. Dough rolled round\, dropped into the press mould\, one firm push down and one gentle push out — and the trays slowly filled. No two mooncakes were the same\, just as no two children are. One moment that day stays with us most. A few registered families could not make it back from hospital check-ups in time. The parents who were there saw it\, and made mooncakes for them\, one by one\, set aside for absent neighbours. This is how people on the same road begin to care for each other — the absent families still tasted fresh mooncakes. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									A place for happy photographsThe volunteer mothers had also designed a decorated corner: paper cutouts of red goldfish and white rabbits\, carved wooden lanterns\, a platter of pastel mooncakes — switch on the light\, and it became a small Mid-Autumn of its own. It was a photo corner. For the families here\, that phrase is not a light one — what a phone holds most of\, in this house\, is often photographs of hospitals. This corner exists so that every family fighting illness can\, before the festival\, keep one photograph of themselves smiling. 								\n				\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									The ones who returnThis was not our first time stepping into this house\, and we trust it will not be the last. The festival has not arrived\, but the mooncakes are ready. Leaving the house\, we thought: this must be what “a home away from home” means. Reunion does not have to wait for the festival itself. On any given afternoon\, it can be practised first. 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									中秋未到，團圓先行—愛連心 × 麥當勞叔叔之家（觀塘家舍）· 中秋冰皮月餅工作坊 日期： 2026年9月9日地點： 麥當勞叔叔之家 · 觀塘家舍 踏進麥當勞叔叔之家之前，每一位義工都要先做同一件事：戴上口罩。 不是為了我們自己，是為了屋裡的孩子——他們正在接受治療，身體抵禦感染的能力遠不如常人。這個家的規則很簡單：進門之前，先蓋上自己的臉。我們後來才明白，這一個動作，已經是照顧的開始。 麥當勞叔叔之家是為患重病兒童及其家人而設的「家以外的家」，讓正在附近醫院接受治療的孩子，能與家人住在一起。觀塘家舍於2023年底啟用，設有六十六間家庭客房。這個機構相信一件事：在治療的路上，家人的陪伴，重要性不亞於藥物。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									開始之前中午十二時，活動室還沒有孩子。愛連心基金的義工媽媽們已經到了——搓冰皮、分餡料，把中秋的佈置一件掛起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									沒有兩個月餅是相同的下午1 時正，工作坊開始。孩子們穿起圍裙衫、戴上手套，自己揀喜愛的圖案，自己配搭顏色。粉糰搓圓，放進手壓式的模具，往桌上一壓、再一推，桌上漸漸排滿了月餅。沒有兩個是相同的，正如沒有兩個孩子是相同的。 那天記得最清楚的一件事：有幾個報了名的家庭，來不及從醫院檢查趕回來。在場的家長看見了，便替他們做，一份一份留給缺席的鄰居。同路人照顧同路人，大概就是這樣開始的——缺席的家庭，也吃到新鮮的月餅。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									一個拍開心照片的位置義工媽媽們還佈置一個角落：紅金魚與白兔剪紙、鏤空的木燈籠、一盤七彩的冰皮月餅樣本，燈一亮，就是一個小小的中秋。 它是一個拍照位。對這裡的家庭而言，這一句並不輕省——手機裡存得最多的，往往是醫院的照片。這個角落存在的原因，是讓每一個正在跟疾病搏鬥的家庭，在中秋之前，也有一張笑著的照片可以留起。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n									回來的人這不是我們第一次踏進這個家，也相信不會是最後一次。 我們把這一類探訪，整理成一個系列，名叫「回來的人」。它的想法很樸素：對於需要長時間支持的機構，一次性的探望是心意，重複的出現才是陪伴。孩子未必記得我們的名字，但會記得，又有人來了。 帶著口罩的臉，孩子認不出；一次又一次的出現，他們認得。 中秋未到，月餅先熟。離開的時候，我們想，這大概就是「家以外的家」的意思——團圓不必等到節日正日，它可以在任何一個下午，先被練習一次。 								\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n																														\n				\n					\n				\n		\n					\n				\n				\n												\n																					本文以插畫及佈置照片代替孩子的影像 A note on images: this piece uses an illustration and photographs of the decorations in place of any image of the children.
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