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plan for reflection and presentation

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Use the collected masks to donate to homeless people hand-to-hand and the Salvation Army.

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Start of Mask drive. Putting up posters in school and on our instagrams

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confirm the location of where we are doing the indirect service

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Start planning the leaflet- the structure, what needs to be included, and start working on it- purpose: raise awareness, talk about the severity of shortage of masks, target audience: people amongst our community

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Work on the smart targets and try asking Mr Davis’s permission before continuing

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“As for the post-intervention poverty rate, Kwun Tong’s was the highest (19.0%) among all districts, and those of Tuen Mun, North district, Wong Tai Sin, Kwai Tsing, Sham Shui Po, Yuen Long, Tai Po, Sha Tin, and Yau Tsim Mong were also higher than the overall average in Hong Kong.” (Hong Kong Poverty Situation Report 2019- Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region)

https://www.povertyrelief.gov.hk/eng/pdf/Hong_Kong_Poverty_Situation_Report_2019.pdf

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Reflective writing
Planning booklet

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watsons_cs@asw.com.hk info@hkwecare.com.hk

support@echostore.info
CS@mannings.com.hk.

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“Where are the masks going? Are they going out the back door? How do you go from 10,000 to 300,000?” - Donald Trump

"Wear a mask." — Dr. Anthony Fauci

“I am a little bit worried, like 30 per cent, but I don’t think the risk is that high for me,” said Lau, who is a student. “I think there is a lot of panic happening right now.”

via. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/health-environment/article/3051997/hongkongers-refusing-wear-mask-coronavirus

“We believe the government should take the lead, so we have issued internal guidelines asking all departments to follow this in wearing masks,” Lam said. “The goal is to save stocks for medical staff.”

via. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/health-environment/article/3048883/coronavirus-carrie-lam-warns-hong-kong-officials

"Culturally, the US wasn't really prepared to wear masks, unlike some countries in Asia where the practice is more common." - Infectious disease specialist, Peter Chin-Hong

"I think the biggest thing with Covid now that shapes all of this guidance on masks is that we can't tell who's infected. You can't look in a crowd and say, oh, that person should wear a mask. There's a lot of asymptomatic infection, so everybody has to wear a mask." Infectious disease specialist, Peter Chin-Hong

via. https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2020/06/417906/still-confused-about-masks-heres-science-behind-how-face-masks-prevent

"Masks have always been a little debatable if you're in the great outdoors. If you're by yourself and you're not in the crowd, using a mask outdoors is not a particularly effective public health prevention strategy because you're not putting anybody at risk anyway, but if you're at a protest march or rally, then you have an abundant opportunity to impact others, so the context of outdoor activity is very important." - Sten Vermund, paediatrician and dead of the Yale School of Public Health in New Haven, Connecticut

via. https://www.today.com/health/how-long-will-we-need-wear-masks-here-s-what-t200771

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Perspective (united nations):

Nine months after the discovery of Covid-19, over 30 million people have been infected, with over 1 million deaths being recorded. The continuously rising Covid-19 cases have proven how inadequate current health systems were and the many gaps in social protection and structural inequalities within and between countries. A consequence of this was the devastating impact on society and the economy.

At least half of the world's population has no access to proper healthcare services. This huge gap in health coverage is one of the reasons why Covid-19 is still causing pain and suffering. Universal Health Coverage requires governments to invest in common goods for health, surveillance and risk communication so the world may be prepared the next time a pandemic of this scale happens again. The UHC also requires public health programs to be inclusive and equitable, without financial barriers or dependence on financial status. All countries have also agreed to work towards the UHC as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

The further transmission of Covid-19 must also be controlled through proven public health measures and coordinated global response. It is also a goal to ensure that everywhere has access to future Covid-19 vaccines, tests and proper treatment, and funding the ACT-Accelerator is the fastest way to end the pandemic.

https://www.un.org/en/coronavirus/scale-investment-universal-health-coverage-and-stronger-health-systems

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Presentation- 8-10 minutes
Visual Aids: videos, slideshows
Talking about our research, planning, action and reflection
Script, process journal, sources
Have we been able to answer our research question through research

Advocacy:  Attempt to change someone’s perspective
To raising awareness

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Question: How do Hong Kong think about the importance of masks? How reliant are Hong Kong on masks?

Perspectives: The Hong Kong government, Carrie Lam

The Hong Kong government had set that wearing a mask out is compulsory and according to the research in Australia, surgical masks can cover over 80% of the respiratory virus; moreover, all careers and healthcare workers are relying on masks in Asia. Hong Kong has a high standard of hygiene and prevention of covid needing 95% or above to pass the test Consumer Council did. The Hong Kong government has set up the rule, without wearing masks, citizens might be thrown behind bars or be paying HKD10,000 as a penalty unless they have a “reasonable excuse” and had been targeting the people who take activities indoors first in the “third wave” of coronavirus in HK.

https://www.hkmj.org/system/files/hkmj208566.pdf

https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/hong-kong-economy/article/3114020/coronavirus-hong-kong-masks-perform-well-against

https://www.scmp.com/comment/opinion/article/3115427/carrie-lam-should-lift-ban-masks-public-gatherings

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National Perspective - Governments, countries

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Question: how many people are affected by covid in China? What did the governments do?

Perspective: Xi JinPing, middle/working class, impoverished group, elderlies

Evidence: There’s only a short term influence in how covid affects the economy in China. The economy only dropped by 2%, which was really stable compared to other countries. Although the epidemic situation in China has gradually stabilized, the severe situation in the world still inevitably impacts China's economy. Access to residential compounds was banned to people not registered as living within them. Restaurants closed for around 2.5 months, only recently re-opening. Much domestic travel required quarantine upon arrival at destination for 14 days, and a similar policy was introduced for international travel once the pandemic was confirmed as a global problem. Right now, even foreigners with valid visas and working permits are not allowed back into China.

Source: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/gch2.202000090 https://www.china-briefing.com/news/social-economic-impact-covid-19-china-recovery-potential/#:~:text=The%20government%20response%20ramped%20up,%2C%20only%20recently%20re%2Dopening.

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Safety requirements for volunteers in response to COVID-19

The HandsOn team remains committed to serving the needs of our community during the COVID-19 crisis while keeping the safety of our volunteers and those they serve as an absolute priority.

We are working with closely our charity partners to ensure that their staff and our volunteers adopt safety precautions in-line with Hong Kong's Centre for Health Protection guidelines and in consultation with Médecins Sans Frontières:

All volunteers and non-profit staff should maintain an appropriate social distance with each other of six feet at all times possible.

Volunteers should wash their hands thoroughly with soap upon entering a building or premises and at the end of a volunteer opportunity-alcohol-based hand sanitizer will be provided if soap and water are not available. Centre staff will do the same.

Volunteers are required to wear surgical masks to prevent the transmission of respiratory viruses.

Service programs are being planned to ensure there are no gatherings of more than four people in public spaces-where necessary, service time will be staggered to minimise contact and ensure social distancing. If any programs need more than two volunteers in one session, volunteers are divided into smaller groups.

Do not attend a service program if you:

Have a fever or are experiencing any other respiratory or flu-like symptoms (and will cancel your sign-up if you start to develop any)

Have been in contact with someone who could be infected or deemed by the CHP as a 'close contact' of someone at risk.

Have been abroad-or had contact with someone who has been abroad-in the past 21 days.

Are living with someone deemed as a 'close contact' of an infected person.

You have not been present at premises in the past 21 days, where compulsory testing has been imposed.

If you must stay home for your own safety or that of the community, volunteers with specialized skills can support the needs of charities working through COVID-19 crisis-related planning and communications-as a way to serve from home.

Many items remain on the list of our charity partners' most urgent necessity needs during the COVID-19 crisis. Any deliveries of masks, hand sanitizer, alcohol wipes, bleach, rice or canned food can be left on a charity's doorstep if a phone call is made in advance.

As always, we are inspired by the dedication and resilience of our volunteers at a time when Hong Kong's most vulnerable are suffering and in need of support. Thank you.

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The HandsOn team remains committed to serving the needs of our community during the COVID-19 crisis while keeping the safety of our volunteers and those they serve as an absolute priority.

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A social consequence of the coronavirus is that some of the safety precautions made to counter this new disease may negatively affect the elderly. For example, the new regulations about wearing face masks when going outside may negatively affect elderly who have health conditions such as cardiovascular diseases which hinder their breathing. This can lead to the elderly being very vulnerable to this new disease.

People with disabilities such as physical impairment often face issues in finding good healthcare services due to discrimination and disgrace. Another social consequence of Covid-19 is that healthcare services would be less accepting to treat people with disabilities, which leaves them at a higher risk of infection or developing illnesses that could have been subdued if treated earlier. Disabled people may also have trouble keeping safe from Covid-19, for example, people with physical impairments may be hindered from keeping good personal hygiene as they might need help that requires close contact. This would increase the risk of people with disabilities being infected. Another example is that having to wear masks when outside may negatively affect people with breathing issues or a disease that impairs their lung function. Having to wear a mask when outside on top of their already poor lung function can be hard on them.

https://www.un.org/development/desa/dspd/everyone-included-covid-19.html#:~:text=If%20not%20properly%20addressed%20through,the%20medium%20and%20long%20term.

Economical Consequences (Local):
Due to the effects of Covid-19, the unemployment rate has risen by 6.4%, with almost 260,000 people being unemployed from August to October in 2020. More significantly, 32% of people aged between 15-29 and 33% of people aged between 45-59 were unemployed during this period of time. The number of under-employed people has risen up to 148,000 while the median working hours per week has seen a notable decrease. Furthermore, the median monthly household income has been rapidly declining ever since the emergence of Covid-19, down to HK$26,000 in the third quarter of the GDP. On a year-over-year basis, these figures represent an 8.4% drop in income, which is the largest decline since the third quarter in 2002.

https://www.legco.gov.hk/research-publications/english/2021rb01-challenges-and-economic-impacts-arising-from-coronavirus-disease-2019-20201214-e.pdf

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Covid 19 and lack of resources:

Globally, it is a sudden needing a lot of masks and there was a limited production line to produce and lack of materials

There is data of how many cases are there in each country with the image linked below. The United States has been starting to decrease in an economic aspect as shown below in the graph below average as shown in the graph.

The Covid 19 outbreak was on December 31 2019 in Wuhan, China, and started to spread.

https://www.who.int/bangladesh/emergencies/coronavirus-disease-(covid-19)-update

How Covid 19 spreads?:

Covid 19 virus can be spread through breathing and coughing, water droplets where we breathe carries the virus which is tiny particles and would spread to people nearby.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQUMLJa0tAE

Why is there a lack of masks?:

1. There aren't enough masks for hospitals and resources for doctors and nurses, moreover, there are also political issues. In America, there was a lack of masks and most of the masks are made in China and this period, China wasn’t willing to provide masks for America. Because of the lack of masks, the price of them is rising.

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2020/04/why-were-running-out-of-masks-in-the-coronavirus-crisis/609757/

https://www.who.int/news/item/03-03-2020-shortage-of-personal-protective-equipment-endangering-health-workers-worldwide

Poverty:

There are 689 million people in the world right now living in the breadline which means 22% of the population globally are living in poverty. Furthermore, in the wealthiest country right now- the United States, they have around 11.8% in the country that are living in poverty.

https://www.worldvision.org/sponsorship-news-stories/global-poverty-facts#:~:text=eradication%20of%20poverty-,Fast%20facts%3A%20Global%20poverty,less%20than%20%241.90%20a%20day.&text=1.3%20billion%20people%20in%20107,children%20are%20experiencing%20multidimensional%20poverty

Local:

There were the first two cases of coronavirus in Hong Kong on January 20th Wednesday. There were not enough supplies of masks and at the start, there were around HKD$400 4 boxes, and there was a lot of panicking about how to avoid Covid. Before Covid 19, there wasn’t an expectation of the large number of masks needed, after Covid 19, there was an increasing number of people needed and most of the masks are made from China because it is one of the cheapest sources they can find. But the problem is that China was the starting point where it started Covid 19 and they were needing it themselves for emergency use, as a result, Hong Kong is having a lack of masks.

https://www.hk01.com/01%E5%81%B5%E6%9F%A5/447106/%E6%96%B0%E5%86%A0%E8%82%BA%E7%82%8E-%E7%86%94%E5%99%B4%E4%B8%8D%E7%B9%94%E5%B8%83%E5%85%A8%E7%90%83%E7%BC%BA%E8%B2%A8-%E5%9F%8E%E5%A4%A7%E6%95%99%E6%8E%88-%E9%A6%99%E6%B8%AF%E6%9C%89%E6%A2%9D%E4%BB%B6%E7%94%9F%E7%94%A2? utm_source=01appshare&utm_medium=referral

https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/health-environment/article/3047193/china-coronavirus-first-case-confirmed-hong-kong

Poverty:
According to the Hong Kong Poverty Situation Report,  around 1 million people are in poverty which is around 15.8%. Referring to the websites, there was a shortage of masks in Hong Kong and China doesn’t have enough supplies for Hong Kong, thus, Hong Kong needed to buy materials and masks from other countries such as Korea and Japan, and therefore masks are more expensive for the shipping and quality.

https://www.oxfam.org.hk/en/what-we-do/development-programmes/hong-kong/povertyinhongkongandoxfamsadvocacywork#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20Hong%20Kong,million%20people%20%E2%80%93%20live%20in%20poverty.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/13/business/masks-china-coronavirus.html?auth=login-google1tap&login=google1tap

https://www.bcc.com.tw/newsView.4111858

Solutions - Government:
https://www.scmp.com/comment/letters/article/3050504/coronavirus-mask-shortage-what-did-hong-kong-do-deserve-government

https://fortune.com/2020/03/18/coronavirus-face-mask-shortage-hong-kong/

Good data and evidence source:
https://ourworldindata.org/policy-responses-covid

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What can the government do?
- giving out more masks, making sure that every impoverished people get more than enough sanitiser.
What can the NGOs do?
- Crossroads: they create masks and sanitisers and give them out, therefore, less cost is needed.
What can we do?
- making leaflets to spread the idea of donating masks and we can also take part in crossroads. We are also emailing the government to inform them that this is a significant issue locally and globally.
https://www.legco.gov.hk/research-publications/english/2021rb01-challenges-and-economic-impacts-arising-from-coronavirus-disease-2019-20201214-e.pdf

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- 1. No poverty
- 3. Good health and well-being

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causes: covid- 19 and poverty
consequences: health, pollution, infection probability, economy, technology- ways making masks, this is a negative cycle

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How did Covid-19 affect poverty and how did poverty affect Covid-19?

Statistics about the poverty in Hong Kong during Covid-19.

Statistics about how many people that are in poverty got affected by Covid-19.

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https://www.legco.gov.hk/research-publications/english/2021rb01-challenges-and-economic-impacts-arising-from-coronavirus-disease-2019-20201214-e.pdf

Research- Causes and Consequences (global, local), Solution (government, NGOs, you?):

Causes:

Covid 19:
Global:
Local:

Poverty

Consequences: economy? Population? …...etc

Solution: government- producing masks? Vaccine?...etc. NGOs: Crossroad-, providing masks

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Main research question for our community project

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Main research question for our community project

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How can we help the people under poverty in the Covid period?

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Communities, people in HK
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/03/how-hong-kong-beat-coronavirus-and-avoided-lockdown.html - how Hong Kong tackle Covid 19

https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/health-environment/article/3115488/how-covid-19-further-entrenched-income-health - how covid-19 is affecting our community?

https://hongkongfp.com/2020/03/04/govt-fails-hongkongers-innovate-tackle-coronavirus-shortages/ - how hong kongers ourselves can help fight coronavirus
https://www.news.gov.hk/eng/2020/07/20200725/20200725_141131_457.html - the covid 19 cases in Hong Kong

https://www.hkmj.org/abstracts/v26n3/258.htm - history of covid-19 and a little bit about perspective

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Governments, countries
https://time.com/5851633/best-global-responses-covid-19/ - how countries are responding to COVID 19, how governments are tackling the issue

https://www.ilo.org/global/topics/coronavirus/regional-country/country-responses/lang--en/index.htm - policies and laws countries have set to tackle COVID 19

https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2020/08/27/most-approve-of-national-response-to-covid-19-in-14-advanced-economies/ - who tackled COVID the best? (A little statistic and fact we can use)

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30800-8/fulltext - how china tackle COVID so well?

http://www.oecd.org/coronavirus/policy-responses/the-territorial-impact-of-covid-19-managing-the-crisis-across-levels-of-government-d3e314e1/ - how different countries/governments tackle COVID-19

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Does our project cost more than we expected? Are we able to keep it in the expected amount?
Our project is to plan a conjecture about helping impoverished people to get away from sickness and disease, especially when they are in lack hygiene.

Is it possible that we can take action or is it just a thought?
We take action by sending emails, writing posters, and giving out thoughts that could make impoverished people live in a better place.

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Why are we helping people? Why don't we just stay with our own community?
We help impoverished people because we want to improve their health and living life within our abilities. Moreover, with everyone wearing masks, there would be less covid cases.

How do we raise awareness? How do we connect with NGOs connected to our topic?
We are giving out leaflets and sending out letters to the NGOs about the action taking. By giving out leaflets among our community, we could let more people know about the issue.

How could our solution help achieve the SDGs?- globally
We are not necessarily solving the goals, but we are doing our best within our abilities to improve goal number 3: good health and well-being.

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What is the issue?
The issue is that people in poverty do not have enough money to buy food and masks to get through covid.

What is our idea?
We're going to help people in poverty, they are lacking resources to live during covid19.

Which NGOs we are communicating with?
Crossroads.

How many people are in poverty?
According to the statistics report in Hong Kong in 2019, it was shown that there were over 1 million Hong Kong citizens that are living in the breadline. From the report, we can see that poverty in Hong Kong is a serious issue that needs to be solved, for now, we should be trying to provide resources to help fight COVID-19 and reduce the risk of being

How big is the problem locally, nationally, and globally?
Locally: the impoverished areas in Hong kong cause unstoppable covid cases. With masks, they can maintain their healthy body and also make sure they won't spread diseases to citizens.

nationally: the issues in other worlds like the US and the UK are similar, the poor are all suffering from the lack of low price masks.

Globally: although solving covid or poverty is impossible, we could still do our best to help the poor. If they all have masks, the covid cases would be fewer and the world can function as it was.

What are the causes and consequences of this issue? Who is affected the most?
The causes of this issue include inequality between the rich and the poor and the difference between the amount of income they get.

sources: https://news.un.org/en/story/2020/03/1058581
https://www.un.org/pga/75/wp-content/uploads/sites/100/2020/10/un_comprehensive_response_to_covid.pdf
(Globally, how the UN are responding and how they are trying to solve COVID-19 lack of masks)
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/society/article/3083641/coronavirus-left-out-hong-kong-relief-packages-asylum# (how worse the issue is) (local-Hong Kong)

https://www.un.org/pga/75/wp-content/uploads/sites/100/2020/10/un_comprehensive_response_to_covid.pdf
https://www.bond.org.uk/news/2020/06/12-ways-ngos-are-helping-the-worlds-poorest-during-covid-19 - global NGOs responding to COVID-19
https://www.devex.com/news/insufficient-ppe-pushes-ngos-to-consider-making-their-own-97224- NGO responding to lack of PPE
(Globally, how the UN and global NGOs are responding and how they are trying to solve COVID-19 lack of masks)
https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/latest-news/online-exclusives/2020/research/covid-case-study-ngo/ - NGOs responding to Covid 19 supporting citizens
https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/news/2020/06/11/coronavirus-humanitarian-aid-response - what is happening now and why COVID lack of masks issue needs to be solved (read the section:
Protective equipment: Shipping channels (and prices) take flight)-talks about masks issue
https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/society/article/3083641/coronavirus-left-out-hong-kong-relief-packages-asylum# (how worse the issue is) (local-Hong Kong)

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How is Crossroads responding to this rapidly evolving situation?
HELPING OTHERS FIGHTING THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK
We continue to receive offers from people wanting to help others fight the virus, whether here in Hong Kong or elsewhere.

If you can donate health and medical supplies from anywhere in the world, email donategoods@crossroads.org.hk

If you would prefer to donate money, please donate here.

If you need goods for your non-profit projects, you can request goods here.
OUR OWN DAILY OPERATIONS

We are welcoming reduced numbers of volunteers through a new online booking system. If you have questions about volunteering, please email volunteer@crossroads.org.hk

Face masks should be worn at Crossroads at all times.

We continue to disinfect our premises here daily and follow recommended guidelines regarding hand-washing and other safe-guards.

Goods donations are operating as normal, and, of course, we would be particularly grateful if you could donate any of the items mentioned above in significant quantity.

Likewise, booked appointments for NGOs and social welfare clients to collect goods from our warehouse are operating as normal.

Global X-perience simulations are temporarily on hold. However, you are welcome to place a booking in case the situation changes. Please submit new booking requests through our online form, or direct questions to globalx@crossroads.org.hk

We look forward to seeing you again!

Meanwhile, our hearts go out to all who battle this unanticipated crisis: the patients, their families, those who may be at risk and the health care workers.

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Crossroads' response to the Covid-19 outbreak

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How is Crossroads responding to this rapidly evolving situation? HELPING OTHERS FIGHTING THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK We continue to receive offers from people wanting to help others fight the virus, whether here in Hong Kong or elsewhere. If you can donate health and medical supplies from anywhere in the world, email donategoods@crossroads.org.hk If you would prefer to donate money, please donate here.

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NGOs, organisations that are supporting COVID-19

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NGOs, organisations that are supporting COVID-19

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Crossroads is an example of NGO that has been supporting people to go through COVID.

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Crossroads Foundation Hong Kong | Crossroads Foundation is a Hong Kong based, non-profit organisation serving global need. We believe that, in a broken world that sees too much suffering, we should do all we can to link those who are in need with those who can provide help. So we provide an intersection, literally a crossroads, to bring both together.

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Primary Research - Community Research Findings:

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Primary Research - Community Research Findings:

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Problem accessing human rights and justice. Covid resources issues, lack of trust from the community to the government where they think their voices are not heard, moreover, people have been affected by social media. There are also people talking about the problem of sustainability.

To look furthermore into covid, there is a lack of vaccines to reduce the chance of having covid and would like to have confirmation about the safety of vaccines. There are quite a few of them saying and hoping there is more news on social media to get an update on the issues in the community.

There were also issues about lack of affordable housing about needing more land using recycled materials would be good or giving out some free resources to the poor to improve their daily life basis. The government should also be communicating with the community and their voices should be heard more to become a better community.

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In Hong Kong, there are countless unequal things for us to develop. In this tech-world, old people are demanding our help to tell them the modern world.

Therefore, it is fair enough to help the less fortunate to sign up for vaccines in order to protect them.

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Leaflet on Canva which will then be posted on Social Media ie. instagram.

Activity: Providing resources to people in need who have a lack of resources to "defense" covid eg. masks, sanitises, soaps

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A goal/action: To raise awareness and the need for resources that the poor require during COVID-19.

Need: ways to raise awareness and ngos to connect with

Community: People in the poverty line.

Global context: Fairness and Development.

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Giving out masks to people living in the breadline to solve the issue-due to poverty, people are unable to buy masks in a certain locations.

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Advocacy means changing other's actions.

We are creating and giving out leaflets to people in our community. We are introducing voluntary medias to people and persuading them to take action by donating masks and sanitisers.

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What are the main issues in Hong Kong?
The main issue of Hong Kong is inequality. There have already been countless conflicts happening in our society, where we live. The anger from various ages of people is getting more and more serious and extreme. To solve this issue, we can give our leaflets to let not only us but others know the significance of the problem.

What are the main issues in your community?

How do you think the community is now and do you think there are any problems right now that is happening?

Do you need any resources that you think you are in need of but don't have any?
We just need a pile of paper and a printer, that's it to help people.

What did you do to solve them and what actions do you want the government, other organisations or other people to do?

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What is happening recently? What are some of the issues?

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What is happening recently? What are some of the issues?

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Cops go easy on eateries amid app fear (The Standard):

Some of the restaurants have not had QR codes for customers to scan using the LeaveHomeSafe and restaurants were given warnings and would have the risk of prosecution if customers are not ensured that they have scanned the code.

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Small living space

Bad air ventilation systems

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Limited resources for Covid amongst poor, NGOs that support:
raise awareness for other NGOs/ organisations to help and provide resources for people on the poverty line.

Poverty and age and covid

Action- a campaign to support the elderly

Help to register for vaccines:
(take action): Giving out e-leaflets to raise awareness to the people beside us. Tell family members and people around us to take care elderly around them and maybe help register the COVID vaccine for them

Housing for the elderly with facilities that are easy to use

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Hong Kong dangles incentives for local face mask production as coronavirus stretches supply

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Hong Kong is providing subsidies for home-grown face mask manufacturing.

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The Elderly

Poverty

Lack of housing

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Protests in 2019

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ESF

Hong Kong

Island School

9R

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Inequality

Climate Change

Racism

Homophobic

Pollution

Sustainability

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Primary, Secondary schools

Universities/College

Bullying

Wellbeing - stress, anxiety

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Fairness and Development

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Specific: To raise awareness amongst the Tai Wai community.
Measurable: To collect at least 200 masks during our week-long drive.

Realistic:
Timely: Our mask drive will begin on the 17th of May and end on the 21st of May. We will also be handing out 50% of the collected masks to the public on the 21st.