Ka-shing’s parents divorced when he was 5 years old. His father then requested a woman living next door to take care of him. His nightmare began.
The son of the woman kept on bullying Ka-shing. He forbade Ka-shing from doing homework; worse still, he hit Ka-shing. The abuses had persisted until Ka-shing was seven years old when the class teacher spotted his wounds and reported to the police. Ka-shing was then transferred to St. Christopher’s Home.
In the first few months, Ka-shing was timid, reluctant to learn and had low self-esteem. He gradually participated into his new life because of the incessant care and encouragement from the social worker and house-parents. The Home led Ka Shing to walk out of the darkness and overcome his horrid experiences. Ka-shing took a further leap to join the Boy Scouts and Civil Aid Service to learn to take on challenges and became persistent. He made a resolution to become a policeman. Subsequently, he applied for the position five times in eight months. He tried again and again after failures. He finally succeeded and is a policeman now. He is also the sponsor of the Home.

Little Sum is 8-year-old. Two years ago, his mother was paralyzed because of a stroke and his father left home without a word. The radical changes smashed Sum’s little heart. One day, he lost control and snatched a chopper from the kitchen...
After Little Sum was sent to the Home, he learnt to control himself and be understanding. He now seizes every learning opportunity and promises to take care of his mother when he grows up.

When Ah Kwan was six, her mother suffered from emotional problems. Lacking of proper guidance, Ah Kwan became rebellious and trusted in nobody. She vented her negative emotion by ramming her small head against a wall or prostrating herself on the floor for hours.
With houseparent’s care and encouragement, Ah Kwan’s gloomy heart found serenity. Gradually, she opened herself and developed her interests in basketball playing and rock climbing. She now concentrates on her studies and wishes to take care of mother in the future.

Fear and anxiety were with Tze-yan in her childhood. She witnessed her single mother took drug and behaved irrationally from day to night. Her dyslexia brought her poor academic result and also a label of being an “idiot”. The unbearable stress triggered her deviated behavior and turbulent emotion.
Love and warmth put smile on Tze-yan’s face! Receiving utmost attention and care from her foster parents and social worker, Tze-yan was revitalized with a sense of security in her new home. Recently, she got the 8th place in the school exam and was appointed to be the school prefect and class monitor.