Restoration Project in Tai O Launch Build

仁人家園正式開展於大澳進行的一連串復修計劃，為大澳有需要的居民提供安全的住屋，能­活化社區之餘，並同時保留傳統文化及保護環境。仁人家園的服務方針是帶動義工及與屋主­結成夥伴參與復修工程，前亞洲電視節目主持人龐愛蘭亦是義工之一。

"我曾參與很多義務工作，但和仁人家園當義工是與眾不同的，因為可以一邊出力幫助，一­邊見證怎樣改變有需要人士的生活，而且是活動手腳的好運動。" - 龐愛蘭

龐愛蘭是香港十大傑出青年，亦是現任沙田區議會(火炭)議員，也致力為仁人家園此善舉­招攬更多義工及贊助者。

第一期復修工程會於二零一零年六月完成，而第二期工程將於同年七月至十二月展開。至於­第三期工程由二零一一年開始至二零一三年為止。歡迎瀏覽至www.habitatch­ina.org捐款支持仁人家園。


Habitat for Humanity China has launched its 3-year restoration project of Tai O, the historic fishing village on the south-west coast of Hong Kong's Lantau Island. Through this project, HFH China will provide safe housing to those in need and revitalize the Tai O community as well as preserve its cultural heritage and protect the environment.

Many volunteers are touched by the hands-on build experience with HFH China in Tai O. Celebrity volunteer Ms Scarlett Oi-Lan Pong said, "I have done a lot of volunteer work but volunteering with Habitat is very unique -- you get to contribute your effort while witnessing the changes that you make to the lives of these people in need -- and it is good physical exercise." A former television personality, a recipient of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons' Award in 1998, and a district councilor in Shatin, Ms Pong is dedicated to support the noble cause by reaching out to potential volunteers and sponsors for HFH China.

Phase One will be completed in June 2010 and Phase Two be from July to December 2010. Phase Three will take place throughout 2011 to 2013. Donations can be made at www.habitatchina.org.

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@Rab1975bit

Sorry, I'm not sure if you need to use commas, but the words should be seperated.

[Rab1975bit]

This is very interesting.

Sorry hope u don't think I'm being intrusive but if u want more people to watch this video & to know about this, u need to tag more key words & they should be tagged seperately with commas between each word like, ( Restoration, Tai O, Activism, non-profits, Hong Kong, charity, Humanity,) & so on. So when people search for any one of those words, your video'll pop up.

It's not likely ppl will type 'Restoration of Tai O' (the whole thing) if they don't know about this.