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The Hong Kong Jockey Club is proud to serve as the Official Community Partner of the Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong in 2025, and work closely with the Volleyball Association of Hong Kong, China to empower communities through volleyball. This is the third year the Club has supported the event. As a world-class sports organisation rooted in Hong Kong, the Club is delighted to once again support the Jockey Club Volleyball Community Programmes. Through these programmes, students, underprivileged groups and people ...
The Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club) welcomes the approval granted by the HKSAR Government (“HKSARG”) to progressively increase Simulcast quotas over two racing seasons starting from 2025/26. The maximum number of Simulcast Races will be increased from the existing 25 to 40 from 2025/26 and to 55 from 2026/27, while the maximum number of Simulcast Days will be increased from 37 to 53 in 2025/26 and to 70 in 2026/27. The Club believes this arrangement will help tackle illegal ...
The Jockey Club End-of-Life Community Care Project: Unison (JCECC: Unison), a five-year project to provide personalised palliative and end-of-life care for persons with disabilities, as well as essential support for their caregivers, was officially launched today (16 June). Initiated and funded by the Club’s Charities Trust with an approved donation of HK$290 million, JCECC: Unison is a response to the rising demand for palliative and end-of-life care among Hong Kong’s ageing population of persons with disabilities, for whom severe or terminal ...
The Hong Kong Jockey Club (the Club) announced at the 10th JC Youth Football Leadership Scheme graduation ceremony today (15 June) the names of six outstanding young leaders who will travel to Manchester, England to participate in a series of activities organised by the Manchester United and its Foundation to learn about the local football culture and engage in community football services . The scheme, organised by the Club in collaboration with Manchester United and the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals ...
Today (10 June) The Hong Kong Jockey Club launched the second phase of JC PROJECT LIFT, a major initiative to address the needs of grassroots families. It is being funded with an approved donation of HK$720 million from The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. Following the launch of the first phase to address the needs of families in transitional housing, this second phase will expand the programme to include the first two light public housing projects. The second phase was ...
The following is issued on behalf of the Institute of Philanthropy The opening ceremony of the “Galloping Through Time: Digital Reimagination of Horse Art and Culture” exhibition was held on 3 June in The Great Hall of Exalted Mystery (Dagaoxuan dian) at the Palace Museum in Beijing. Exclusively sponsored by the Institute of Philanthropy (IoP) and organised by the Palace Museum, the exhibition enables visitors to journey from ancient to modern times through an interactive 3D digital display and discover the ...
The following is issued jointly by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and the Institute of Philanthropy The Institute of Philanthropy (IoP) and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust have approved a donation of HK$150 million[1] to support the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation (CSCLF), with The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups (HKFYG) as the strategic partner, in launching the three-year Nurturing Future InnoTech Talent Project. A launch ceremony for the project, which aims to nurture a ...
The Apprentice Jockeys’ School at The Hong Kong Jockey Club Racing Talent Training Centre (RTTC) has been shaping Hong Kong’s top trainers, jockeys, and equestrian professionals for over 50 years. With its internationally accredited training programme, the RTTC invites aspiring young talents to ‘gallop into the future’ with The Hong Kong Jockey Club as applications for the latest intake of Racing Trainees is open until 4 July, 2025, offering a pathway to careers as jockeys, work riders, farriers, equestrian assistants, ...