Sun Xiaobing, vice president and general secretary of the Wuhan YMCA, was invited to attend the 30th-anniversary celebrations of the YMCA Macau from August 7 to 9.
Founded in 1994, the YMCA Macau held its 30th-anniversary celebration event on August 8 in the auditorium of Pui Ching Middle School, said Hubei TSPM.
Participants included officials from the Macau Liaison Office and the presidents, general secretaries, and youth volunteers of the National Council of YMCAs of China, as well as of YMCAs in Shanghai, Tianjin, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Xiamen, Xi'an, Chengdu, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
The President Ung Wai Keong and General Secretary Grace Kuan of the YMCA Macau respectively introduced the organization's development over the past 30 years, from starting as a single service unit with one full-time staff member operating out of rented office space to now owning its own property management companies, operating nine service units, and employing 180 staff members. Notably, since Macau's return to China, the YMCA Macau has undertaken government service projects, directly serving local children and youth by providing diverse services referring to health, traditional culture, physical fitness, and environmental protection.
During his time in Macau, Sun Xiaobing exchanged views with Grace Kuan and Executive Secretary Chio Kin Kuong on youth ministry and community service work in both regions. He learned about the work, facilities, and core services of the YMCA Macau's Youth Service Center, including outreach services conducted by the community youth work team, a family support program for children in crisis, drug abuse prevention services, and crime prevention services. Sun also introduced the social service activities recently undertaken by the Wuhan YMCA, including services for left-behind children and community health initiatives for the elderly.
A total of 64 young people from 10 YMCAs, including those from Macau, Shanghai, Tianjin, Xi'an, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Tainan, participated in the youth camp themed "Youth Heritage and Cultural Coexistence Journey" from August 6 to 8, reported the official website of YMCA Macau. Additionally, participants also visited local communities in Macau to learn about the stories and evolution of the small neighborhoods with the concept of "Revitalizing Traditions: A New Interpretation of Old Times." They experienced the blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures in Macau and witnessed the city's development.
应澳门基督教青年会邀请，武汉基督教青年会副会长、总干事孙晓兵于8月7至9日赴澳门参加了澳门基督教青年会30周年纪念活动。
据湖北省三自爱国运动会，8月8日，澳门基督教青年会在培正学校大礼堂举办了30周年纪念庆典活动。
参加者包括中央人民政府驻澳门特别行政区联络办公室官员和来自青年会全国协会、上海、天津、杭州、广州、武汉、厦门、西安、成都以及香港、台湾等地青年会会长、总干事和青年义工。
澳门青年会会长吴伟强、关淑玲总干事分别介绍了澳门青年会30年来由一个服务单位和一位专职干事，租借办公场所逐步发展到现有自己的物业、9个服务单位和180位同工的发展历程。特别是在澳门回归祖国后，澳门青年会积极承接政府服务项目；直接服务本地区儿童和青少年，为他们提供健康、传统文化、康体和环保等多元化服务。
在澳门期间，孙晓兵总干事与澳门青年会关淑玲总干事、卓箭球执行干事就两地青少年事工和社区服务工作进行了交流，听取澳门青年会青少年服务中心工作、设施和核心服务的介绍；了解社区青少年工作队开展的外展服务、危机儿童家庭支援计划、防止药物滥用服务、预防犯罪系列服务等核心事工以及开展青年工作的理念与思路。孙晓兵总干事也介绍了武汉青年会近年来开展的留守儿童服务项目和社区老人健康等社会服务活动。
据澳门基督教青年会官网消息，在8月6日至8日期间，邀来自澳门、上海、天津、西安、成都、杭州、广州、香港及台南共10个青年会64名青年人一同参加了“汇青传承．文化共生之旅”青年营。另外，参加者亦会走进澳门小区，以“活化传统．旧时光新演绎”的概念来了解澳门小城小区的故事及演变过程，感受澳门的中葡文化融合和见证澳门的发展。
武汉青年会总干事参加澳门基督教青年会30周年纪念活动
Sun Xiaobing, vice president and general secretary of the Wuhan YMCA, was invited to attend the 30th-anniversary celebrations of the YMCA Macau from August 7 to 9.
Founded in 1994, the YMCA Macau held its 30th-anniversary celebration event on August 8 in the auditorium of Pui Ching Middle School, said Hubei TSPM.
Participants included officials from the Macau Liaison Office and the presidents, general secretaries, and youth volunteers of the National Council of YMCAs of China, as well as of YMCAs in Shanghai, Tianjin, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Xiamen, Xi'an, Chengdu, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
The President Ung Wai Keong and General Secretary Grace Kuan of the YMCA Macau respectively introduced the organization's development over the past 30 years, from starting as a single service unit with one full-time staff member operating out of rented office space to now owning its own property management companies, operating nine service units, and employing 180 staff members. Notably, since Macau's return to China, the YMCA Macau has undertaken government service projects, directly serving local children and youth by providing diverse services referring to health, traditional culture, physical fitness, and environmental protection.
During his time in Macau, Sun Xiaobing exchanged views with Grace Kuan and Executive Secretary Chio Kin Kuong on youth ministry and community service work in both regions. He learned about the work, facilities, and core services of the YMCA Macau's Youth Service Center, including outreach services conducted by the community youth work team, a family support program for children in crisis, drug abuse prevention services, and crime prevention services. Sun also introduced the social service activities recently undertaken by the Wuhan YMCA, including services for left-behind children and community health initiatives for the elderly.
A total of 64 young people from 10 YMCAs, including those from Macau, Shanghai, Tianjin, Xi'an, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Tainan, participated in the youth camp themed "Youth Heritage and Cultural Coexistence Journey" from August 6 to 8, reported the official website of YMCA Macau. Additionally, participants also visited local communities in Macau to learn about the stories and evolution of the small neighborhoods with the concept of "Revitalizing Traditions: A New Interpretation of Old Times." They experienced the blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures in Macau and witnessed the city's development.
Wuhan YMCA General Secretary Joins 30th Anniversary Celebration of YMCA Macau
