To address rising youth suicide rates and academic pressure, Youth Transformer 2.0 supports students transitioning to secondary school. The program builds self-management and emotional resilience while tackling "helicopter parenting" and post-pandemic developmental gaps. Using a three-tier model from mass education to individual mentoring, it fosters student autonomy and strengthens family communication to ensure a smooth, supportive transition into secondary life.

This programme aims to equip and inspire youth, parents and secondary teachers  with an entrepreneurial mindset and move towards a sustainable future. By adopting the European Commission’s Entrecomp framework which highlights 15 core competencies, we hope to equip students, teachers and parents alike with skills such as creativity, spotting opportunities, learning through experience and perseverance, and help them to tackle the problem of mental resilience and well-being.

This project recruits professionals from multi-disciplinary backgrounds who can work with trans-generational families. This project also provides family therapy, professional training to promote family health, promotes family relationships in trans-generational families and brings awareness of the importance of maximizing the potential and strength of each generation in the trans-generational network.

Building on our success with baseball, our partnership with Empathy for the Elderly expands intergenerational team sports to promote solidarity among a wider audience.

This project generates an appropriate platform for both generation to re-connect for mutual understanding, respect, and trust so that they can benefit from each other through intergenerational co-created learning activities.

The “Multi-Generation Family (MGF) Education and Support Project” has been implemented for eight years and has successfully assisted multi-generational families to establish positive harmonious relationships and arouse the community’s awareness.

This 3-year project is sponsored by the Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation to provide comprehensive and diversified support services to families who are interested in improving, or are currently facing difficulties in parent-child communication. The project also promotes healthy parent-child communication patterns and skills to enhance harmonious family relationships. We advocated the belief that "good communication brings family harmony".

The Gearing Up for Third Age & Multi-Generational Capacity Building project is expected to help third agers equipping their future challenges and build harmonious multi-generational family relationships in an aging society.

Adolescence is often considered a challenging life stage. They often face issues related to developmental changes, academic pressure, and relationships with family and peers, which increase their vulnerability to mental health problems.

This program aims to reconnect children and parents by rebuilding secure attachments through offering support groups & programs at home & school settings, providing positive experiences that increase both family happiness & linkage back to school while connecting stressed parents in order to encourage each other on how best to care for their children

 "Secret Chat" is a co-creation project which aims to develop a youth-friendly online chat counseling service to provide psychosocial support for HKDSE students with mental health needs. It involves learning about users' experiences and needs, co-creating service protocol and tools with professionals and young people, and enhancing practitioners' competence in online chat counseling. The longer-term goal is to make online chat counseling more accessible and youth friendly.