SuperYouth

2021年 8/24-27 鮑思高硏習中心

暑期活動「義工訓練、積極人生」經驗總結

「快樂唔係必然」，我確信也常常說應該由「上天所賜」！

雖然這個地球上此時此刻，每處都有不同程度苦難同磨練，人在求生與選擇過程中，尤其是青年人的成長過程中，一定會遇到好多困難，對生命的「目的和意義」很多時候迷失方向，由我自身的經驗所知，對過分物質化生活的價值「悟/(誤)以為真 」等等。

第一日早上，我們一些同學在鮑思高硏習中心集合出發，曾太霍玉芬與邱鳳英與我們同行，慈幼協進會就是我們經濟及心靈力量(重大的)支持巨盾。由此證明，一切活動背後都是由有心思與誠意的安排，即願望是按天父、主耶穌及聖神聖意與我們同行。

我們一點前到達5號碼頭，出發坐沒有冷氣的船，我對國泰哥哥說：吃一點苦吧、吃苦一點學會忍耐多一點。到達長洲碼頭後，我們分開小組在碼頭附近找一些出名的小食，接續到花地瑪聖堂，進入參觀及朝拜，作簡單祈禱！最近都比平常較難進入聖堂，但今次有位姐姐從大閘出來，知道我們的行程後讓我們進入。特別感恩聖母媽媽給我們接見 - 歡迎大家！因為疫情關係，去年2020我們都沒有辦法舉辦任何暑期活動，今次可以再次啓動特別感恩，確實是一種特許的恩典！

到長洲鮑思高營地宿舍分房之後，我們就舉行破冰活動，四地不同朋友互相認識。我介紹東涌來的三位喜樂舍青年，及一位教友李敬祖爸爸，硏習中心有10多位青年及升初中一青少年，另外兩位英國回來女同學參加及協助，還有八位筲箕灣慈幼輔祭小組青年，追隨協進會培育幹事蔡焯文先生，我們一同27位參與「積極人生」青年活動。

第二天開始，首首項歷奇活動完成懸繩索上升。第二項，野外製作pizza薄餅，喜樂地生火、差麵粉加料，以愛心製作簡單食物，果然特別有一番的風味。... 夜間我們休息過後，準備進入第三個歷奇- 夜行。 各位同學起初有擔心恐懼，後來幸好有豐富經驗的全哥教練，及其他教練、義工隊幫忙協助，各位同學都能克服恐懼，雖然未能進入張保仔洞，但是各人都心滿意足，再輕輕漫步回碼頭附近，吃過宵夜才返回山上營地，真的也是心滿意足！

第三天進行歷奇，雖然因為天雨關係，不能往實地懸崖繩索下降，只能作其他High V及高結構攀爬，但各位同學都非常投入，互相協助及支持鼓勵，所以也歡樂地完成所有任務！閒談中，聽聞到Joseph 教練所講，近期好多青年都會有較多焦慮、緊張、或抑鬱表現，難免與其他人一齊生活的時候，發生 (無/可避免的) 小衝突，吵嘴甚至打架。我們的同學之中也有一些少不平和，或不妥協的情況，但是在大家一起努力解決之後，產生互相忍讓、包容，所以都可以平復下來，一起繼續進行和諧而友愛的相處！

第三晚，多謝有好朋友宋偉剛先生及Brian 同學上山來探營，給我們講解如何籌備，多姿多采正向生命：財務及工程的流程準備！ 再次感謝謝蔡焯文先生、子謙、Oscar哥哥、Charlotte 小姐姐、國泰哥哥、曾令鴻哥哥等大青年帶活動時候出心、出力，全面得到各位(優質)青少年同學們歡欣地接納！也要感謝長洲鮑思高營地，各位同工們的熱情和非常妥善安排！因為疫情時期，入營人數相對較少關係，我們都可以享受到好寬敞營舍，及良好食物、加上陽光充足的天氣，所有活動進行非常順利！

最後一天我們吃過早餐，反省、反思及回顧「經驗學習的寶貴」。中午飯後準備回程，幸好那天壞天氣(風雨)來得只是一剎那，(回看天文台在十二時三十分風速達到每小時60公里) 之後當我們下山的時候總算非常順利，各位同學安全上船出海回程，心滿意足這四天的旅程。

雖然有一點不完美，林廷浩同學右上肩輕輕受傷忍痛，我們也報了保險，到中心放下行李後，再到尖沙咀看了協進會的骨科林醫生(照了X光掃瞄)，幸而確定了沒有大礙。也可當是從痛苦中成長的一環，雖然小心但避免不常有的生活上小意外，經歷其中也是我們必須要學習：「小心、耐心、接受和忍受」。希望這個歷奇全部總結，能夠幫助我們有一個正向的生涯規劃，可以有決心助己助人，及對將來充滿希望，也要腳踏實地努力前行，做個充滿友誼、充滿愛德的良好公民！

決志過有自律精神及有意義的生活，新生命旅程由此開始！

A life is worth living - by Bishop Sheen

唐冠貽敬

2021/9/5

total : 1693 words

2021 8 24 to 27 10 mins version

Cheung Chou Adventure Camp for DBLC youth

上傳日期：2021年9月5日

https://youtu.be/BYlutMI6c_Q

2021 15 mins version

Cheung Chou Adventure Camp for DBLC youth

上傳日期：2021年9月5日

https://youtu.be/K6Ymi87uC14

2021 22 mins ver Cheung Chou Adventure Camp for DBLC youth

https://youtu.be/XGbQz-uS37o

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‘Volunteer training, developing enthusiasm to life’
“Happiness is not guaranteed”,

this is a phrase I believe in and often say it “should be gifted by God!” Although there are people suffering to various extents all the time, when it comes time for a decision, especially for youths, they will face many challenges and may lose their sense of purpose in life- from my own experience, many will overly materialistic, etc.
On the morning of the first day, some students and I started the journey from the Don Bosco learning centre, with Ms Tsang and Ms Yu accompanying us. The Salesian Society is our biggest financial and spiritual supporter, all the activities were performed smoothly thanks to the thoughtful and well-organised schedule, may we wish that our God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit were by our side.
We arrived at no5 harbour before 1, and rode on a ferry without air-conditioning. I said to Tai brother ’Tolerate a little pain, learning to do so will make you stronger and more patient.’ Upon arriving at the Cheung Chau harbour, we split into little groups to find some of the island’s famous snacks and treats. Then we went to Fatima’s Church to visit and lead a simple prayer! Recently, it’s been harder to get into the Church, but luckily the sisters opened the gates for us this time as they knew we were having this camp. We thank Mother Mary for welcoming us! Due to Covid-19, we weren’t able to hold any summer activity in 2020, so we were especially grateful for this camp, it truly is a grace from God!
When we arrived at Saint Don Bosco Youth Camp and toured our rooms, we started the ice breaking activity, to get to know people from all sorts of different places that have come together for this camp. I introduced the three boys from Tung Chung, and a church goer's (Lee Ging Zhou) dad. The Don Bosco Learning Centre had 10 secondary schools students and one student going into secondary one, together with two girls from English boarding schools who had come to help. Lastly, there were 8 from Shau Kei Youth Learning Centre. In total, Mr Choi from the Salesian society and I lead 27 youths for the adventure based councelling youth camp.
On the second day, the first activity was climbing- unlike the norm, we had to use move two ropes around to pull us vertically up one story. The second activity was making pizza from scratch, from starting a fire to rolling the dough, we could taste the love and effort everyone put in to it. After resting, we set foot for our third activity- night hiking. Although the students were a bit scared at first, with the help of a good mentor and encouragement from each other, everyone was able to overcome their fears and had a good time. Unfortunately, we could not enter the Cheung Bo Tsai cave, but everyone was satisfied and walked back to the harbour happily and even went for a midnight fiest before returning to the dorms! We really did have a great time!
On the third day, we could not go climbing as planned because of the weather, and could only resort to 'High V' and 'Ladder' climbing. However, the students were still very focused and supported each other, so again, successfully completed the mission! While talking to Coach Joseph, I found out that recently many students were getting more and more anxious, stressed and depressed, making it hard to interact with one another, inevitably leading to little fights and arguments. In the camp, there were some people who didn't get along or refused to compromised, but after talking it out, we were able to solve these conflicts and learnt how to tolerate, forgive and emphasize. At the end, we could continue peacefully and created a pleasent atmosphere!
On the third night, we were very grateful to have Mr So and his student Brian come visit us in the camp, they gave us an insightful talk on how to live a positive and colourful life, in particular they gave us tips on finance and engineering. I would like to once again thank Mr Choi, Zi Heem, Oscar, Charlotte, Cheung Tai, Zheng Ling Hong and more for leading activities with care, all the students were very happy with the arrangement! Because of covid-19, the number of campers have been decreasing, so we were very lucky to have been able to enjoy the luxury of getting large and spacious rooms, good food and sunny weather, so all the activities could go on smoothly!
On the last day, we ate breakfast, reflected and remembered the value of adventure based learning. We prepared to go back after lunch. Luckily, the storm just narrowly missed us after we safely left the campsite and boarded the boat. The students all enjoyed their four day trip, safe to say, it all went very smoothly!
However, the trip wasn't prefect as Lam Ting Ho injured his shoulder, so we asked for insurance and went straight to Tsim Sa Tsui to see Salesian society's Doctor Lam after we left our bags in the Learning Centre. He did an X-ray and luckily, confirmed there were no serious injuries. But from there we learnt to grow from our pain, as there are unavoidable challenges in life, the most important thing is to grow from them. We remember the message 'Be careful, be patient, be accepting and tolerant'. Hopefully we were able to foster a postive attitude towards life from this camp, and teach them to help others, have hope for the future, work hard to keep going, be a great friend and compassionate citizen!
Be determined to gain self discipline and live a meaningful life,

your new "vital" life starts here!
'A life is worth living' Bishop Sheen
Tong Sir
2021/9/5
977 words

Remark : Great job indeed by Charlotte I appreciated very very much

with her  Translation and help 👍🙏