The Fred Hollows Humanity Award

Humanity Ambassadors

Lai Tsz Kiu, Khan Manha Zunairah, Chen Ming Yi, Chen Huan Yu, Tam Wang Hei, Chan Kwun Ming, Chan Tsz Chun, Gabriel Philip Milne, Law Tsz Ching, Chan Sheung Yui, Law Irene, Li Jonathan Corpuz, Ho Chiu Li Yik Kan
from Aberdeen St. Peter's Catholic Primary School

Ko Ying Tao
from Baptist Lui Ming Choi Primary School

Li Ze Jun, Sit Hei Kit Aiden, Chau Chau Ying, Chiu Tin Yan, Zhu Shi Qing, Lee Hiu Long, Wu Hao Tong, Yuen Hoi Man
from Buddhist Lam Bing Yim Memorial School

Chan Hau Chin
from Heep Yunn Primary School

Chan Wai Ching
from Hong Kong Baptist University Affiliated School Wong Kam Fai Secondary and Primary School

Leung Ho Ka
from Lutheran Tsang Shing Siu Leun School

Merit Awards

Yeung Pui Hei
from Aberdeen St. Peter’s Catholic Primary School

Fung Hoi Yan
from Hennessy Road Government Primary School (Causeway Bay)

Lam Cheuk Kiu
from Hong Kong Baptist Convention Primary School

Wong Wing Lam
from Pentecostal Gin Mao Sheng Primary School

Chua Hei Nga Kimasa
from Salesian Yip Hon Millennium Primary School

Lam Wing Sum, Lee Tsz Shun, Lee Pak Shun
from S.T.F.A. Lee Kam Primary School

Most Active Participation School

CCC Wanchai Church Kei To Primary School

Eligibility

• Primary 3 to Primary 6 students in Hong Kong, or aged 8–12
• Nominations can be made by:
  • Schools (Teachers / Principals)
  • Charities
  • Social workers
  • Parents / guardians

**No limit to the number of nominations per school or organisation
**Individual or group submissions are accepted

Submission Requirements

Students should briefly describe the positive action(s) they carried out over the past year — for example, helping others, serving the community, or responding to a need they observed. 

Supporting materials such as photos or certificates are optional but may help the judging panel better understand the student’s contribution.

The Award does not use separate categories. All individual and group submissions will be reviewed under the same assessment framework.

Entries should demonstrate one or more of the following core values:

	Eye Health 眼健康 Promoting eye health awareness or eye-care related initiatives
	Integrity 誠信 Treating others with honesty, empathy and fairness
	Collaboration 協同 Working with others to achieve positive outcomes
	Action 行動 Actively taking part in activities that support the community
	Resourceful 睿智 Using creativity or problem-solving to help others
	Energised 活力 Encouraging and uplifting others with a positive attitude

Judges will also consider proactivity, overall design of the project, creativity and the actual impact on individuals or the community.

Professor Fred Hollows, founder of The Fred Hollows Foundation, believed in “the basic attribute of mankind is to look after each other”. The Humanity Award, first launched in Australia in 2012 and introduced to Hong Kong in 2017, is one of the flagship activities of The Foundation in Hong Kong. The award carries on Professor Hollows' belief, encouraging students to turnput the idea of doing good into action within their communities. We firmly believe that creating space for children to care for and give back to the community amid their busy academic lives is crucial for their personal growth.  

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