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Four programmes, four partner organisations, and not one of them needs you to be in Hong Kong. Draw something at your own desk and somebody opens it on the other side of the world.

  • 4 programmes
  • 4 partner organisations
  • no flights needed
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two lists, one team

Hong Kong, or International

When you sign up you go on one of two lists, and the only thing that decides which one is whether you can get to an event in Hong Kong in person. That is the whole of it. Nobody is on a waiting list, and nobody is a spare part.

Hong Kong volunteers

You can get to a workshop, a talk or a donation drive in person, and you do everything on the other list as well.

International volunteers

You are somewhere else in the world, so the in-person days are the one thing you miss. The research, the writing, the design, the reels, the counselling and every programme on this page are all yours.

same team, same Discord, same certificate at the end

four collaborations

The four programmes

Each one is run with a partner organisation, and each one takes work you can do on a laptop, a tablet or a sheet of paper you photograph.

  • with Color in Dreams

    already delivered

    Donation of Digital Cards

    A collaboration between Color in Dreams and Pagehealing, where our talented graphic designers submitted digital cards, which were printed out and donated to hospitals and nursing homes by Color in Dreams. We hope our cards brighten every reader's day!

    Find out more

  • with The Mitto Project

    takes submissions

    Online Care Card Program

    A collaboration between The Mitto Project and Pagehealing, where volunteers can send online digital cards to be included in our homemade care packages for individuals in need.

    These digital cards will be distributed to the homeless communities and elderlies in both Australia and Hong Kong.

    Our homemade care packages will include daily necessities and small gifts such as snacks, toothbrushes, socks and of course, the lovely cards sent by our volunteers.

    Submit your cardsFind out more

  • with MindLift HK

    takes submissions

    Prints of Hope Program

    A collaboration between MindLift HK and Pagehealing, where volunteers can digitally send their designs to be printed out onto stress relieving toys, which will be donated to underprivileged children in Hong Kong during the 2025 Christmas season. Through our programme, we aim to spread awareness about children growing up in poverty, and add smiles to their faces during the holidays!

    Submit your designsFind out more

  • with Matcha's Medicine

    already delivered

    MatchaHealing

    a career planning webinar for students

    A collaboration between Matcha's Medicine and Pagehealing, where four professionals from the medicine, law, programming and business industries will be sharing their experience and tips for students. Through this opportunity, we aim to foster career planning amongst the youth, and also provide them the opportunity to learn more about working in professional environments.

    Find out more

Every programme links to the post the committee wrote for it. That is where dates, deadlines and the finished cards go up, so have a look there before you send anything in.

from a screen to a pair of hands

How a submission travels

The print programmes all have the same shape, and none of it asks you to leave the house.

  1. 1

    You make it

    A card or a design, drawn wherever you happen to be, and sent in as a file.

  2. 2

    It gets printed

    The partner organisation prints the artwork, or presses it onto a stress relieving toy.

  3. 3

    Someone opens it

    It is handed over with a care package, or on a ward, or under a tree at Christmas.

And this is where it lands

  • Hospitals and nursing homes

    Where Color in Dreams donated the first round of printed cards.

  • Care packages in two places

    Homeless communities and elderly people, in both Australia and Hong Kong.

  • Children in Hong Kong at Christmas

    Stress relieving toys, printed with designs our volunteers drew.

  • Students planning something

    Four professionals from medicine, law, programming and business, answering questions.

Join from where you are

Sign ups are open for every role on both lists. Tell us where in the world you are on the form and we will put you with the right group.

See the roles and join

New programmes go up on our Instagram first.