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Overseas
Service Exchange Tour
Nepal - Service & Cultural Exchange Tour
Dream Compassioneers team completed a seven-day service-learning journey in Nepal at late April 2025, focusing on humanitarian aid and cultural exchange. The trip began with a stop in Kunming, where they visited the historic National Southwestern Associated University, learning about resilience in education during wartime. In Nepal, the team engaged with key organizations, including Human Harmony Nepal, the Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS), and the Danish Red Cross, discussing collaborative service projects. We also visited The Orphans Home, delivering supplies and donation, also organizing interactive activities for children, leaving a heartfelt impact. Additionally, we visited the Chinese Embassy in Nepal, gaining insights into Sino-Nepalese development initiatives, including post-earthquake heritage restoration and educational exchanges. Members reflected on the importance of international service, with students leaders expressing deepened commitment to global humanitarian efforts.
Dream Compassioneers hopes to enrich the organizational and overseas-service-related experience of Hong Kong students, broadening their horizons and fostering well-rounded growth to nurture future servant leaders. To this end, we have organised various overseas service exchange tours with student participants.
South Korea - IAVE World Volunteer Conference
From 2024 October 22 to 25, the International Association for Volunteer Effort (IAVE) hosted the 27th IAVE World Volunteer Conference at the BPEX Busan Port International Exhibition and Convention Centre. Dream Compassioneers, invited by the Office of the Government of the HKSAR, was honored to represent Hong Kong at the conference. This is the only international conference in the field of volunteer service, held every two years since 1970. This year’s conference lasted four days and was themed “PEOPLE POWER: CREATING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE THROUGH VOLUNTEERING.” The event invited South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol attend the opening ceremony and deliver a speech. It gathered over 1,400 volunteer service leaders, representatives from non-profit organizations, business leaders, and members of national organizations from more than 90 countries around the world to discuss the future development of volunteer service. Thank you for this opportunity to be involved. We look forward to working together in the future to make the world a better place!
