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Small acts, shared dreams: students find purpose in helping children in need
About 300 Hong Kong students applied this year for roughly 30 places on an overseas programme to help children in need, up from about 50 applicants last year.
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Around 300 Hong Kong students applied this year for an overseas programme that offers roughly 30 spots to assist children in need, a sharp rise from about 50 applicants the previous year. The surge in interest highlights growing enthusiasm among youth to engage in humanitarian work. Dream Compassioneers co‑founder Chan Yik‑yeung said the response demonstrates what students can achieve when entrusted with responsibility. The programme aims to match the limited places with motivated applicants.
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