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INITATIVES

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The Mentorship Programme is an exciting initiative launched by LSESU HKPASS in 2013 aiming to offer students the opportunities to develop a mentorship relationship with public figures and alumni. We have secured 16 high-profile mentors including former members of the Legislative Council, as well as established lawyers, entrepreneurs and bankers from across the fields

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LSE Forum has been the most prestigious interuniversity debating competition conducted in Cantonese amongst Hong Kong students since 2007. The brightest minds from leading universities across the United Kingdom gather at the LSE to put forward and to defend their propositions on some of the most controversial global and local current affairs.

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Hope for Future | 希望在明天丫嘛

In celebration of our 25th Anniversary, we are launching the purpose-driven charity campaign called the Fundraising Week. By conducting a series of engaging yet meaningful activities, we aim to offer support for vulnerable minorities as well as challenging students to take the initiative in making an impact through small steps. 

Highlights of Past Events

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育苗助學,燃點希望

The Project of Hope was a charity project first launched in 2002 by the LSESU HKPASS. It is our goal each year to nurture underprivileged children's interest in learning English and to raise their appreciation towards the importance of education. In light of the travel restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic, the project has ceased to function.

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Annual Charity Dinner

The Annual Charity dinner was an esteemed event of our society in the past decade, both as a commencement of our "Hong Kong Mentorship Programme" as well as a joyful socialising occasion to fundraise for our annual charity partner. All proceeds from the event will be donated to them. 

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Hong Kong Social Innovation Competition

The Hong Kong Social Innovation Competition (HKSIC) aimed to foster the spirit of social entrepreneurship among budding students from Hong Kong high schools. It takes the form of a 12 week program that includes a business proposal writing competition and a final pitching competition. The goal is to create an umbrella initiative under the charity that can be practically implemented with the cash prize.

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