Rugby
Sailing
Inclusive
Inclusive
Rugby
for ALL
The Rugby for ALL project helps to promote social inclusion in Hong Kong by breaking down social barriers and develop teamwork, as well as a sense of achievement. Teams comprised of children with special needs and mainstream students or volunteers go through a six-week training together culminating in a friendly match with a local mini rugby club. The project promotes social inclusion in Hong Kong and offers children with different abilities and backgrounds the opportunity to interact through sports as equals.
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Duration: 4 hours / 7 hours / Project (2 months with 4-6 sessions)
Venue: Schools, recreational facilities and communities in Hong Kong
Target: children and teenagers aged 8-18
Student Fee: $50 per person (4 hours) ; $100 per person (7 hours) ; $200 (Project) (effective from June 1, 2023)
Number of participants:
– 12-15 mainstream participants
– 12-15 participants with special needs (including competency, special learning needs (SEN)) or from ethnic minorities
– 15 corporate volunteers
Fee waiver will be offered to special school students.

“ I was moved by my partner’s concern when he knew I was injured. We worked well together and strived towards our goal. ”
“ Besides playing rugby, I also get to know my buddy and find out where he lives! ”
Sailing
for ALL
Sailing for ALL has continued to make a difference for youth with special needs as they develop their potential at sea by teaming up with volunteers with whom they form the TREATS’ Sailing Team. The intensive training in a challenging environment builds the self-confidence and problem-solving skills of participants. The sailing team then goes one step further to promote social inclusion in Hong Kong by participating in the 24HR Charity Dinghy Race as the project finale.
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Duration: 4 hours / 7 hours / Project (2 months with 4-6 sessions)
Venue: Schools, recreational facilities and communities in Hong Kong
Target: children and teenagers aged 12-18
Student Fee: $50 per person (4 hours) ; $100 per person (7 hours) ; $200 (Project) (effective from June 1, 2023)
Number of participants:
– 12-15 mainstream participants
– 12-15 participants with special needs (including competency, special learning needs (SEN)) or from ethnic minorities
– 15 corporate volunteers
Fee waiver will be offered to special school students.

“ Although we just got 6th place in the competition, I was happy that my buddy and I overcame the unstable condition and arrived at the destination eventually. ”
“ I felt so satisfied when we were the first boat to cross the finish line in one of the races. Inclusion is a unique experience that makes us grow. ”
“ In a result-oriented society, it is hard to enjoy the process. Sailing is a sport that allows my buddy and I to enjoy every moment on the boat and learn from each other. ”
“ I become more focused in listening to my buddy’s instruction. We work well together when we listen and respect each other. ”
Inclusive
Dragon Boat
TREATS’ first Inclusive Dragon Boat Team was established in 2019. Comprised of volunteers and students with intellectual disabilities, the teams learn to work with others and appreciate people of different abilities and backgrounds, while learning new skills and building self-confidence. After intensive training, the team participates in an Inclusive Dragon Boat Race to celebrate their achievement by actualizing their potential; and hence develops the spirit of social inclusion in Hong Kong.
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Duration: 4 hours / 7 hours / Project (2 months with 4-6 sessions)
Venue: Schools, recreational facilities and communities in Hong Kong
Target: children and teenagers aged 12-18
Student Fee: $50 per person (4 hours) ; $100 per person (7 hours) ; $200 (Project) (effective from June 1, 2023)
Number of participants:
– 12-15 mainstream participants
– 12-15 participants with special needs (including competency, special learning needs (SEN)) or from ethnic minorities
– 15 corporate volunteers
Fee waiver will be offered to special school students.

“ There is no boundary between us when we play sports. We are one and All! ”
“ The Inclusive Dragon Boat Project helped to develop my son’s social skills and increase his self-confidence. ”
Inclusive
Kin-ball
In 2019, TREATS launched the inclusive Kin-ball project to integrate social inclusion education through sports with the formation of four kin-ball teams made up of corporate volunteers, mainstream participants and youth with special needs. Kin-ball is a newly-emerged sport that emphasizes cooperation and teamwork among team members. It is suitable for people of all abilities and strengthens participants’ social skills and team work, while building self-confidence. The first Hong Kong Inclusive Kin-ball Cup was organized by TREATS in January 2020.
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Duration: 4 hours / 7 hours / Project (2 months with 4-6 sessions)
Venue: Schools, recreational facilities and communities in Hong Kong
Target: children and teenagers aged 8-18
Student Fee: $50 per person (4 hours) ; $100 per person (7 hours) ; $200 (Project) (effective from June 1, 2023)
Number of participants:
– 12-15 mainstream participants
– 12-15 participants with special needs (including competency, special learning needs (SEN)) or from ethnic minorities
– 15 corporate volunteers
Fee waiver will be offered to special school students.

“ I enjoyed working with my teammate and playing in the Kin-Ball competition. ”
“ TREATS is doing fantastic work in Hong Kong to transform the public’s perception of people with different abilities, thereby increasing the chance of a more equal, diverse, and inclusive society. ”
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