Social Inclusion Programme
CLP is partnering with the Vocational Training Council (VTC) to launch the Social Inclusion Programme, bringing together Gen Z and seniors served by Yan Chai Hospital to form “Intergenerational CPs”. Through this cross‑sector collaboration, we celebrate the digital innovation of young people alongside the rich life experience and wisdom of the older generation, co-creating a more sustainable and inclusive future for all.
Through a series of engaging intergenerational workshops, the two generations connect, blending innovative ideas with traditional knowledge, learning from one another.
Highlights of Workshops
Both generations explore how smartphones reshape daily life — from managing electricity accounts on the go via the CLP App; playing “Eco Fun” mini game to learn energy‑saving tips and earn rewards; and swapping low‑carbon living hacks with each other. Seniors can equip themselves with practical anti-scam skills and leverage the convenience of AI and digitalisation to access the right resources and services, enriching their retirement life. While Gen Z practise digital detox from the seniors — switching off devices to regain life's focus and reduce anxiety.
With interest in wellness growing, seniors are a priceless treasure trove of wisdom. In this workshop, they become wellness mentors, sharing their nutrition know-how and traditional healthy recipes, while the younger generation leverages AI to design innovative, nutritious dishes! Through this lively exchange, both generations explore safe and eco-friendly all-electric cooking. From choosing smart appliances and improving kitchen safety to practising high-quality green living, it all starts in the all-electric kitchen!
Two generations get moving with right‑fit routines. Seniors learn simple strength exercises, health basics and experience AI fitness devices; while Gen Z try Qigong, Tai Chi and gentle stretches. By following a golden daily routine, they build lasting healthy habits! Participants also learn to link this fitness mindset to home energy management — tracking electricity use and appliance health so that everyone, and every home, stays "Energy Fit"!
Programme Enrolment
Each group will consist of 20 participants, with each “Intergenerational CP” made up of one student and one senior. Participants will attend the programme kick-off ceremony and three workshops together.
Eligibility and Registration
Group 1:
Full‑time students enrolled at VTC.
Group 2:
Elderly service users under Yan Chai Hospital.
Programme Enquiry
Please contact the VTC Community Engagement Unit by email at ceu@vtc.edu.hk, Yan Chai Hospital Fong Yock Yee Neighbourhood Elderly Centre by phone at 2439 6776 / 2419 9831, or Yan Chai Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Yeung Wan Neighbourhood Elderly Centreby phone at 2480 3483.
Programme Timeline (Tentative)
Video Submission & Judging Criteria
Each group of Intergenerational CP must submit a 3‑minute video showcasing the outcome of learning from the three workshops, mutual inspiration gained between generations, and a new idea or solution co‑designed to address seniors’ needs.
An adjudication panel comprising representatives from CLP and VTC will assess submissions based on:
Originality of the concept and its potential to promote inclusion on a wider social scale, helping seniors use digital tools more effectively.
Quality of interaction, teamwork and mutual learning between generations. Participants should actively engage in all three workshops and demonstrate strong intergenerational rapport.
Public engagement with the submitted video. All entries will be uploaded to CLP’s official YouTube channel; participants are encouraged to promote their video. YouTube “Views” will serve as the main scoring indicator.
Evaluates the practical and technical abilities during the workshops and in the video submission.
Awards & Prizes (Worth over HK$37,000)
The winners of the top three teams, as well as the winners of the “Most Popular”, “Most Creative” and “Best Synergy” awards, will receive the following prizes in recognition of their achievements. Both participants (seniors and the student) in each winning team will receive the prize.
Champion: a home appliance worth approx. HK$4,000 per winner
First Runner‑up: a home appliance worth approx. HK$2,200 per winner
Second Runner‑up: a home appliance worth approx. HK$2,000 per winner
“Most Popular”, “Most Creative” and “Best Synergy” awards: HK$1,000 cash vouchers per winner
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All other participants who completed all workshops and successfully submitted a video will receive a Certificate of Participation and a home appliance worth approx. HK$300.
Terms & Conditions
Participants must be Hong Kong residents residing within the electricity supply area of CLP Power.
Participants must submit true, accurate and complete personal information.
All entries must be based on the theme designated by the Organiser. Each entry must include a title not exceeding 20 Chinese characters, and a synopsis not exceeding 100 Chinese characters (punctuation excluded).
Participants must obtain lawful authorisation from all individuals appearing in the video for the purposes of uploading the entry to the competition website, relevant websites, social media platforms, or for any other non‑profit display or promotional use related to the competition.
Participants may film their video entries using a digital camera or smartphone. Each video must not exceed 3 minutes and must have a resolution of at least 1080p. Video must be submitted to the Vocational Training Council, after which CLP Power will upload it to the CLP YouTube channel.
All entries must be original works created solely by the participant. Entries must not have been previously published, sold, or submitted to any other competition.
Entries must not contain any promotional content relating to any product or company, and must not infringe the rights of any third party (including intellectual property rights, confidentiality rights or privacy rights). Any violation will result in disqualification.
Entries must not contain obscene, violent, pornographic, defamatory, inappropriate, offensive, controversial or otherwise unsuitable content.
Upon submission, all copyrights of the entries shall belong to the Organiser. Participants agree and consent to the Organiser publishing, publicly displaying, or reproducing their entries in any form, including in public exhibitions, on the Organiser’s or sponsor’s websites, social media platforms, or in printed publications.
Employees of CLP Power, the Vocational Training Council, Yan Chai Hospital, members of the judging panel and their immediate family members, and any personnel assigned to administer the competition, are not eligible to participate, in order to ensure fairness.
Personal data collected from participants will be used solely for purposes relating to the administration of the competition, programme promotion and for contacting prize winners.
Personal data provided by participants will be destroyed after the conclusion of the competition, except for the names of the winners which have been publicly announced.
In the event of any inconsistency between the Chinese and English versions of the competition details, rules, terms and conditions, the Chinese version shall prevail.
Click here for the Personal Information Collection Statement.
