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Volunteer in Hong Kong
A service day is a few hours of volunteering: being useful to somebody else, with the rest of the club beside you. These are the next ones. Put your name down and we will write to you with the details.
Countdown to the next service day
Ocean Park day · Friday 6 November 2026, 09:30 to 14:00
Ocean Park day · Friday 20 November 2026, 09:30 to 14:00
The next service day is waiting for its date.
A day with a date is confirmed. A day without one is still being fixed, and you can ask to be told.
These are joint days with the Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island East.
Date to be confirmed
Saturday 24 or 31 October 2026
A day of community service, shared with our sponsoring Rotary club. What we will be doing is announced with the date.
The date is still being fixed. Sign up now and we will tell you as soon as it is.
Date confirmed
Friday 6 November 2026, 09:30 to 14:00
We spend the day accompanying pupils of Haven of Hope Sunnyside School round Ocean Park.
It is a Friday, in working hours. Please check that you can come before you sign up.
Date confirmed
Friday 20 November 2026, 09:30 to 14:00
A second day accompanying pupils of Haven of Hope Sunnyside School round Ocean Park.
It is a Friday, in working hours. Please check that you can come before you sign up.
Tuesday 27 October 2026, 21:00
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This month’s club meeting. Ask us for the link.
Write to us8 to 14 March 2027
World Rotaract WeekWorldwide
The week each March when Rotaract clubs all over the world celebrate Rotaract. What we do that week has not been decided yet.
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Choose a day and tell us who you are. One of the board will write back with where to meet and what to bring. Coming to a service day is a good way to see whether the club is for you.
Turn the wheel. Each window is an area of service, with what this club has done there. The dates in each list are from the record; the photographs are from the club’s own public posts.
Use the left and right arrow keys to turn the wheel one window at a time. With a pointer or a finger, drag it or flick it.
Elders
Time with older people: a project in a public garden, yum cha, and visits.
Children
Parties and days out. The Christmas party is the most repeated entry in the record.
Students and careers
Career talks and interview skills, for students a few years behind us.
Animals
Abandoned and stray dogs: a project, days at a shelter, and a renovation.
Neighbours in need
Whoever in the city is nearest and in need: families, people who are homeless, people short of a meal.
Friends abroad
Rotaract clubs exist all over the world. This club has hosted one from Japan, served in Chiang Mai, and taken part in a regional conference at home.
Time with older people: a project in a public garden, yum cha, and visits.
From the record
Parties and days out. The Christmas party is the most repeated entry in the record.
From the record
Career talks and interview skills, for students a few years behind us.
From the record
Abandoned and stray dogs: a project, days at a shelter, and a renovation.
From the record
Whoever in the city is nearest and in need: families, people who are homeless, people short of a meal.
From the record
Rotaract clubs exist all over the world. This club has hosted one from Japan, served in Chiang Mai, and taken part in a regional conference at home.
From the record
On the day
No two are the same. The shape is.
We meet at a named place at a named time. Both reach you by email before the day.
Whoever is leading the day explains what we are there to do, who it is for, and what each of us will be doing.
The work itself, alongside the rest of the club. Nobody is left to work it out alone.
Afterwards we sit down to eat, and talk over how the day went.
If you run a school, a home, a shelter or a community group and could use a team of young volunteers for a day, write to us.
Joining gets you the other three as well.
