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Hong Kong Future Pioneers (HKFP)
Hong Kong Future Pioneers - Our Vision
Hong Kong Future Pioneers (HKFP), formerly named Hong Kong Young Leaders’ Congress (HKYLC), has been organised since 2003 by Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Outstanding Students’ Union (HKSAROSU), as our flagship event.
With the programme theme “How to Shape Our Future Hong Kong?”, HKFP allows participants to express and share their distinctive viewpoints with other students in certain areas of the fundamental elements comprising our future Hong Kong. With the main concept of “Learn from Professionals. Work with Community.”, we aim to broaden our participants’ horizons, sharpen their leadership qualities, and help them appreciate the differences among a community through a series of interactive workshops, lectures, visits, field trips and conferences by related professionals and experts. We would publicise our programme through social platforms on the Internet and media so as to gain public’s attention on our discussion topic. It had gained tremendous support and positive response from different sectors.
Hong Kong Future Pioneers 2025
Our theme this year is “Good Health and Well-being: Blueprinting the Modern Public Health”. Responding to the
third Sustainable Development Goal from the World Health Organisation (WHO) – Good Health and Well-being,
we wish to promote healthy lifestyles, preventive measures and modern, efficient healthcare for everyone. Public
health is defined to be “the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life and promoting health through the
organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private, communities and
individuals”. From Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), to
obesity and sexually transmitted disease, these challenges together bring negative social impacts to Hong Kong
from past to now. Although with advancements in technology and changes in the way of living for millennials and
‘Generation Z’ that the overall average living age and health level have been increasing, accumulation of ignoring
daily unhealthy behaviors and having bias of diseases raise problems to both personal health and social welfare in
long term.
Click here to know more about HKFP 2025.
Themes of Past HKFP:
