Donate Your Lai SeE
Bring Hope to Impoverished Children
Chinese New Year is a time to celebrate the festival's traditions with family and loved ones, ushering in a prosperous year ahead. It is customary to receive lai see, aka red packets, each filled with blessings and hopes for the future. These blessings have the potential to transform into meaningful opportunities, fostering hope and carrying profound significance. They not only fulfill nutritional needs and provide education to underprivileged children, but also open their hearts and minds, boost their self-confidence, and empower them to shape their own futures.
This Chinese New Year, please send your blessings to the children in need. There are three types of lai see: “Heart-warming Lai See,” “Nutrition Lai See,” and “Education Lai See,” with amounts ranging from HK$388 to HK$1,288. Oxfam will use your donation to fund various poverty alleviation projects, helping to transform the lives of underprivileged children. Give your lai see to make a difference!
Heart-warming Lai See $388
Helping autistic children to communicate with others
Oxfam and partner combined RABI (Robot for Autism Behavioural Intervention) and traditional Chinese treatments to improve the social skills of the underprivileged autistic children.
Ah Yue is an autistic child. After treatment, his verbal communication, cognitive and social skills have improved significantly, which is a good start for him to communicate with others.
Nutrition Lai See $688
Improving the eating habit and nutritional needs of underprivileged children
Oxfam has been working with the People Service Centre and the Hong Kong Community Dietitian Association to implement the “Mobile Nutrition Clinic” project. Through the project, underprivileged families are provided with nutrition knowledge, dietitian consultation and personalised nutrition improvement strategies.
Among participants, over 70% of the children showed significant improvement in their nutritional intake, and more than half of the children showed improvement in their digestive health and picky eating habits.
Education Lai See $1288
Improving the situation of school dropouts for underprivileged girls in Malawi
Oxfam and partners provide assistance to projects in the local community. For example, providing sewing machines and new fabrics to make clean cloth sanitary towels for girls, reducing the number of girls who miss school due to menstruation. Oxfam also work with social workers to make home visits to students who are often absent from school to help resolve family difficulties.
In the past two years, the project has prevented at least 80 child marriages, returned more than 40 child labourer, and enabled more than 600 students to return to school.
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