To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Hong Kong Red Cross Humanitarian Education Centre and World Red Cross Day on 8 May, we will present our annual public event on 1 May 2026—“Who is on the Move?” Humanitarian Education Interactive Experiential Day. With the theme of people on the move, the event invites families and the public to step into their stories through immersive, interactive experiences, gain insight into the challenges they face, and explore the meaning of humanitarian values and human dignity together.

The Tracing Service is turning 75! If you’re free, come hang out with us at our headquarters from February 5 to 7. Check out the exhibition, join the sharing session, have some fun together—and give us the chance to say a big thank you in person for all your support!

“Unified Talents, Diverse Voices” Advocacy Campaign Returns! To promote the importance of social inclusion and raise public awareness of diverse cultures, the HKRC will continue its advocacy campaign themed “Unified Talents, Diverse Voices” from January to February 2026.

To raise public awareness and deepen understanding of humanitarian challenges faced by displaced individuals around the world and in Hong Kong, the Humanitarian Education & Volunteer Development Service of the Hong Kong Red Cross (HKRC) will organise “Who is on the Move?” Humanitarian Education Interactive Experiential Day. The event will feature interactive detective games, story exploration, game booths and workshops, guiding different families & individuals into the stories of POM to understand their challenges and difficulties from the interactive experience.  

The Humanitarian Education & Volunteer Development Service of the Hong Kong Red Cross (HKRC) is pleased to invite you to join our upcoming events under the People on the Move (POM) Advocacy Campaign. HE Online Talk Series: Respect for the POM from Humanitarian Perspective invites speaker from local organization supporting local POM to share the reasons behind, as well as their current situations and challenges in Hong Kong while our HKRC staff and volunteer will provide an overview of the global displacement landscape and the support services offered by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement around the world. Together, we will explore the stories of POM through a humanitarian lens.  

The carnival is back, a great opportunity to engage with neighbors while having fun and learning! We cordially invite you to join us on 29 November (Saturday) at the Kwun Tong Free Space D for the Community Carnival! Free health checks will be available, including body weight indicators, body fat, blood pressure, and blood sugar, allowing everyone to understand their health status.