Changes in Hong Kong's economy and society have led to the development of a more complex social structure in which some communities are being ignored or even forgotten. The programme "From the Sky above the Museum: For a Better Tomorrow" of our Social Harmony Project aims to provide communities with equal access to government and community resources and thus to strengthen their community involvement.

Through this programme, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum hopes to forge a close partnership with non-profit-making social services organisations that care for members from different communities as well as to provide a platform for them to take part in arts and cultural activities. By organising exhibition guided tours, demonstrations, workshops and other programmes, the museum will give people from different communities the opportunity to broaden their vision, enrich their quality of life and improve their ability to integrate into the society and share common ground with all of our citizens - to go ahead, from the sky above the museum!

Programme Details

The Hong Kong Heritage Museum are organising various arts and cultural programmes for members from different communities quarterly. Details of the programme from February to March 2009 are as follows:

The Social Harmony Project is aimed at non-profit-making organisations subsidised by the Social Welfare Department. The Hong Kong Heritage Museum will assess whether the participants recruited by the applicant organisations are eligible to take part in the programme. The museum reserves the right of approval over all applications.

To enrol, please complete the "Application Form for 'Social Harmony Project' Activity" (download the form) and the "Application Form for Waiver of Admission Charges" (download the form) and return them either by post to Hong Kong Heritage Museum, 1 Man Lam Road, Sha Tin or by fax to 2180 8111. Please also refer to the "Notes on Application" on the application form.