About the organisation
Established in 2013, Youth Global Network is a registered non-profit organisation in Hong Kong. Converging and networking different resources globally and locally, we expand the horizon of youth with global perspectives. Through education, vocational trainings and mentoring, young people are equipped holistically with self identity, competency, professional skills whom will deliver acts of love to serve the society.
Mission
Making a Missional Youth Community – Gather, equip and mobilise youth and youth workers to become a missional community with global perspective to deliver acts of justice and mercy with local impact.
Contact
- Yau Tsim Mong, Yuen Long
- 14th Floor, Breakthrough Centre, 191 Woosung Street, Jordan, Kowloon
Subsidiaries
- Alternative
青年全球網絡有限公司
Focus Areas
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- Jun 2026 – Building a Home for Young People
Recently, renowned Hong Kong journalist and author Tam Wai-yin published a book about her family of origin. She describes the family as a “giant beast” and courageously and honestly confronts the wounds and burdens left by her upbringing. Having served and counselled young people on the front lines for nearly three decades, I deeply resonate with the description of Chinese families sometimes resembling a “giant beast.” Over the years, I have gradually come to realize that there are no truly “problematic” young people—only young people living in troubled families and surrounded by flawed educational systems, cultures, and social environments. We have always believed that youth ministry is not merely about organising activities or providing individual counselling. More importantly, it is about addressing the root causes of problems by building a “home” for young people. We believe that a home is a place where people are loved and accepted, seen and affirmed, given freedom and choice, made to feel safe and protected, and able to experience joy and growth. At home, we can be vulnerable, embrace one another’s imperfections, and find our place and identity. At the same time, we learn to give, take responsibility, and love one another, rather thanContinue reading "Jun 2026 – Building a Home for Young People" The post Jun 2026 – Building a Home for Young People appeared first on Youth Global Network.
- Feb 2026 – Walking together・Lighting the way
True resilience is a rope woven from trust, encouragement, expectations, and honest feedback. The power of a mentor lies not in occasional advice, but in long-term presence and continuous recognition. O Sir leads from the front, teaching young people to run side by side; Steven sparks focus, helping discipline become inner order; Norman and Ivan keep watch, enabling quiet children to breathe again; and for Ahmed, from the scholarship at Li Po Chun to the support of the Ellen Choi’s Scholarship Fund, and the mentors walking alongside him—the net repeatedly caught him whenever he was about to fall, and taught him to catch others in turn. After ten years of walking together, we are not saviours but witnesses. Young people are shaped by human connection, not slogans. When mentoring becomes a commitment, a community becomes a village; roles complement one another, allowing youth to accelerate on their own paths, rather than stumble on someone else’s. Every champion needs a village—and that village can begin with you and me. The post Feb 2026 – Walking together・Lighting the way appeared first on Youth Global Network.
- From Manila to Nairobi: A Journey of Kindness and Dreams
3 Back-Youth-Up Participants – Tang Hoi Man A young boy sat in a corner of the Aroma slum in Manila. I handed him a hamburger-shaped candy I brought from Hong Kong and said, “This is for you!” He looked unsure and hesitated to take it. After carefully opening the wrapper, he did something unexpected — he tore the candy in half and gave a piece to his little sister, who was completely naked. As he chewed the candy, his eyes lit up with a joy that was hard to hide. That moment became one of my most unforgettable memories from the Project Just-Comp volunteer trip in Manila. It was just an ordinary piece of candy, but to children in the slums, it was a precious gift. Project Just-Comp brings young people to different places through local and overseas volunteer trips. This year, we went to Manila in the Philippines and Nairobi in Kenya. I’ve always dreamed of exploring the world, and this journey full of unknowns became my chance. In the Philippines, we visited a prison where people were still waiting for trial. As the large blue iron gate opened, a strong, unpleasant smell hit us. Inside was a bigContinue reading "From Manila to Nairobi: A Journey of Kindness and Dreams" The post From Manila to Nairobi: A Journey of Kindness and Dreams appeared first on Youth Global Network.
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Does not receive recurrent funding from the Social Welfare Department
- 91/12795
- 61638618
- 25/06/2013
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