Touch wood! Here’s a re-born experience with the nature, community and people.
You will use slices of wood to make beautiful flowers and share the joy of making tailor-made wooden flowers with your friends, family and communities.
Event & Registration Details
| Date |
25 Oct 2016 (Tue) |
| Time |
1:30pm – 5:30pm |
| Venue |
AAB305, Learning Commons, Baptist University Road Campus |
| Details |
- Through volunteer training, you will learn:
- The basic concepts of being a volunteer;
- How to make good use of your strengths and skills in the voluntary activities;
- The basic concepts and importance of spiritual health;
- The skills of communicating with ex-mentally ill people.
- Making wooden flowers with ex-mentally ill people, and distribute the final products to others in HKBU;
- Promoting the idea of inclusion and reducing bias towards the ex-mentally ill people by getting in touch with them;
- Learning skills to enhance both mental and physical health through experiential activities, sharing, and reflections.
This activity will be conducted in Cantonese and is a CCL-recognized event .
Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance which is issued by the New Life Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association upon completion of the workshop.
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| Fee |
Full Sponsorship (Deposit: HKD$50) |
| Eligibility |
Full-time UGC-funded undergraduates of HKBU |
| Registration Method |
Bring along your student ID card and pay $50 deposit in cash at the GE Office (AAB805). The deposit will be refunded to students who attend the activity on time. Limited quotas. First come, first served! |
| Registration Period |
From 3 Oct (Mon) to 13 Oct 2016 (Thu)
(Mon to Fri: 9:30am to 12:30pm, 2:30pm to 5:30pm) |
| Important Notes |
- If the activity is cancelled or rescheduled, GEO will contact the students instantly about the arrangement made by the host organization. Deposit will be returned. Students may also refer to the GE Facebook Page for updated information/announcement.
- To let more students learn about the importance of Well-Being, students who have not joined any activities in the Well-Being Activity Series will be given priority. Their registration of other activities will be on the waiting list.
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| Enquiry |
Shirley 3411 2864 / ge@hkbu.edu.hk |
This event is under HKBU Service Leadership Education Project and sponsored by Labour and Welfare Bureau.
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