uCafés: great spots to meet, relax and study Open since last August in five HKFYG Youth SPOTs,* these cool places to connect, study and chat are popular after school with young people meeting up with friends. They can work on a project, get a quick snack, watch a movie, listen to music or just chill out Take the uCafé at the newly-refurbished Lung Hang Youth SPOT* for example. There's plenty of room for 20 to 30 students, free Wi-Fi access, space to hold a discussion, power points for notebook computers and coffee when you want one. The coffee is free too, once in a while. Our young members love their uCafés so we're thinking of opening more. For now, the four other uCafés are at the Felix Wong Youth SPOT in Tseung Kwan O, Heng Fa Chuen Youth SPOT, LOHAS Youth SPOT and Tin Shui Youth SPOT. *Lung Hang Youth SPOT uCafé can be found on 3/F, Lung Hang Estate Community Centre in Lung Hang Estate, 1 Tin Sam Street, Sha Tin. It is a not-for-profit service open to all HKFYG members2.30 to 5.30 pm on Mondays and 2.30 to 9.30 pm Tuesday to Saturday. Call 2698 5565 for more details. News Be organic, be healthy: add a festive element to your Lunar New Year with daikon cake from the HKFYG Organic farm Try some HKFYG Organic Farm traditional daikon cake this Lunar New Year. Made with daikon certified by the National Organic Programme of the Department of Agriculture in the US, the savoury cake has been prepared according to a recipe from renowned chef, Ms Tse Ning. It also contains dried shrimp, preserved meat and Chinese sausages. This treat contains no MSG, food colourings, preservatives, refined sugar or bleached flour and will add a festive and healthy touch to your New Year feast! Click here to place your order. 25 January is the deadline to avoid disappointment. The delivery, free except to outlying islands, will come to you with best wishes from the HKFYG Organic Farm for a joyful, prosperous and healthy Year of the Rabbit! Events Seminar on cyberbullying with Education Bureau at HKFYG NetWise Family Support Centre On Monday 24 January 2011 the HKFYG NetWise Family Support Centre (NFSC) is hosting a seminar for teachers on how to deal with the problem of cyber-bullying in the school setting. The event has been organized in collaboration with the Education Bureau and the speakers will be Dr Annis Fung Lai-chu of City University, Mr Ho Hon-kuen, Vice Chairman of Education Convergence and Ms Cecilia Ng of the NFSC. It begins at 2.30pm in the 1/F Multifunction Hall of the Hong Kong Productivity Centre in Kowloon Tong. Many thanks to partners Chinese Youth Film Contest 2011 supported by Hang Seng Bank: call for entries from China, Macau, Taiwan and Singapore The Hang Seng Bank is the title sponsor of the Chinese Youth Film Contest 2011, being organized by HKFYG's e-Services unit from February to May 2011. Entries will be short film clips that illustrate positive values in daily life. Training in video production skills will also be offered by eServices. Students at local educational institutions and young people under 35 from the mainland, Macau, Taiwan or Singapore, are all welcome to enter. Entries will be adjudicated by a panel of judges including industry professionals. The award presentation and film premiere will take place in July. The contest coincides with the launch of the HKFYG Video Values Library which will be a repository for the best video clips in the contest. The library will be accessible by schools. Enquiries to Ken, tel 2831 9183. Scooters, go-karts and other exhibits donated by Razor Razor®, the largest producer of kids' wheeled toys in the US, donated six scooters, two electric go-karts and other toy exhibits after the Hong Kong Toy Fair. The go-karts and scooters, highly desirable items among hip city dwellers, athletes and celebrities of all ages, will go to the Sai Kung and Wong Tai Sin Outreaching Social Work Team. Razor has also given three sets of chairs and glass-topped tables for the HKFYG Jockey Club Tin Yuet Youth SPOT and the HKFYG Jockey Club Tin Yiu Youth SPOT. For further details please contact Brenda, tel 3755 7102. Photo call: warm hearts on a chilly Flag Day selling many flags for HKFYG Volunteers, donors and partners alike, thank you for making last Saturday's Flag Day such a success. Over 5,000 volunteers from schools, centres for youth and the elderly, plus corporate partners, braved the cold weather to help us collect. Flag Day proceeds will support work that promotes harmony in families and The Most Loving Parent-Child Volunteer Award will be made for the best photo of a parent and child selling flags together. Prizes include a charm set donated by Mr Barrie Ho, model trains from the MTR Corporation, a silk scarf and a CD-ROM Chinese dictionary from Sino United Publishing (Holdings) Ltd. Photos should be sent to flagday@hkfyg.org.hk with basic information about the people pictured by 31 January 2011. For more details, please contact Brenda, tel 3755 7102 or visit http://www.u21.hk/partnership/flagday2011/prize.html