Family Journey
To strengthen couples as the cornerstone of a family and to build up family members as life companions.
“What can you do to promote world peace? Go home and love your family.”
-Mother Theresa
THE THREE Fs
The 3F’s program: Better Family, Better Finance, Better Fitness.
This program is adopted from our partner Family First Malaysia.
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BETTER FAMILY
BETTER FAMILY
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Noble Family Vision
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Strengthening Marriages
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Role of Husband
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Role of Wife
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Intimacy
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Parenting
BETTER FINANCE
BETTER FINANCE
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Financial Stewardship
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God's Purpose for money
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Managing Money as a Couple
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Financial Freedom
BETTER FITNESS
BETTER FITNESS
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Cultivating Positive Personal Habits
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Age Gracefully
"Fun Family T E A M"
Date: Aug 17-18, 2019
Location: the YMCA of HK Beacon Centre Lifelong Learning Institute and The Salisbury Hotel
Ex-Board members Anthony and Lillian Yau co-hosted an overnight camp titled “Fun Family TEAM" with the YMCA of HK in Aug 2019. The camp was designed by a group of counsellors
and social workers based on a combination of materials from the books “Be a Better Dad Today” “Be the Best Mom You Can Be” “Maximum Marriage” by Hon. Gregory Slayton, and “The Five love languages” by Gary Chapman as well as other counselling elements.
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The slogan of the overnight camp was: "Family is your safe haven; Family members are companions of your life journey.” Through a series of fun, interactive, and experiential activities, each participating family would embark on a journey to define their family vision and learn key elements foundational to building a strong family.
There were fun activities for the entire family but to optimise experiential learning which was the main feature of this camp, there were also separate sessions for couples and children.
The experiential learning for couples covered topics like “Love Refuelling Stations”, “Five Love Expressions”, “Building Positive Communication Pattern”, and “Dance with Love”. Many participants commented afterwards that they had a memorable time in “Dance with Love” when they learned the interactive roles of husbands and wives through ballroom dancing.
Whilst the couples explored foundations of building a stronger marriage, children learned similar topics separately through games and activities specifically designed for their experiential learning. To accentuate the importance of gratitudes, children were given the opportunity to make creative snacks and gifts to honor their parents. The epitome of the family spirit was culminated when the children sung a song of appreciation at the closing ceremony.
