Helping and serving others is the foundation of happiness. Themed as “Spread some Joy this Christmas”, Operation Santa Claus, the annual fundraising event jointly organised by Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) Radio 3 and the South China Morning Post ...

The Chickensoup Foundation is able to help five thousand children of primary and secondary school age in seven underserved districts. This is partly through creating partnerships with corporate volunteers, a method also used for its Operation Santa C...

Phil Whelan visited the Prince of Wales Hospital to meet plastic surgeon Dr. Tor Chiu. Dr. Chiu is the Chairman of The Hong Kong Children's Skin Foundation. They offer specialised services to a small group of youngsters who endure a life of pain...as...

Hugh Chiverton talks to Dan and Jonathan Liu from Hope Worldwide about their project giving dental care to people with various special needs.'

They provide residential services for children aged below 18 who have family issues. Radio 3's Jimmy Lam went to see their resident Sandy and Service Coordinator Phoebe Wut.

Radio 3’s Jim Gould spoke to Hanna Reidy, CEO of Mind HK, and Sky Siu, executive director of the Kely Support Group, about a joint project they are running called “Coolminds”. It’s designed to support Hong Kong’s young people in particular, by provid...

Everbright Concern Action run restaurants to provide job opportunities for the elderly. Radio 3's Angie Man visited their charity restaurant Viet Street in Yau Ma Tei and asked the organiser Kenneth Choi why do they employ senior in their restaurants.

One of this year's beneficiaries is the Caritas Jockey Club Lok Yan School in Sham Shui Po, which is going to build a Food Lab as part of its "Care for the Carers" programme. Ian Pooler went to the school to talk to project coordinator, Kitty Tse, and ...

Radio 3's Queenie Man spoke to Carlo Lai, Director of Faith Hope and Love Adventure Education Center; and the Center's Chief Executive Officer Sandy Chan about how their second phase of Rainbow Project has transformed the lives of young people.

Reporter Thomas Latter talks to Jaclyn Leung from ‘Art in Hospitals’ to find out more about their project ‘Art Without Boundary’.