University of Hong Kong students forced to stay off campus after excessive formaldehyde levels were found in new Kennedy Town residences say they still don't know whether they can move in tomorrow...
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- May 24, 2013
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The University of Hong Kong has made an urgent appeal to staff to share their homes with hundreds of non-local students who could be homeless due to a serious delay in completion of the university...
Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying announced a HK$1 billion plan to build 3,000 hostel units where young people could live for a limited period, to address their need for independent housing.
...Teenagers have hardly used the new facilities at Youth Square in Chai Wan since it opened in 2009, a government report says.
Young people setting out on their working lives will be helped to live away from home by a hostel scheme proposed in the policy address, home affairs officials said yesterday.
Hostels could help working youths
I agree with the proposal that providing hostels for single working youths can boost the motivation of people who live in relatively remote areas...
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Backpackers, budget travellers - call them what you will - can be found in every part of the world. Hong Kong, being a major gateway to China and Asia, would presumably be getting its fairer-than-...
New doubts arose yesterday about the future of the oldest public housing block in Hong Kong after a group interested in turning it into a youth hostel demurred over its outdated floor plan and...
Remember the days when a trilogy was a rare occurrence and only Police Academy and slasher movies dared to stride on past that magic number? Nowadays it seems everyone is doing it.
Severely mentally challenged people have to wait 10 years for institutional care, a parents' concern group has found.
Wan Tak-chung joined YMCA International House as a bellboy when he was 18. The year was 1973. The 17-storey guesthouse in Waterloo Road had opened eight years earlier.
YMCA to relaunch two hostels as international hotels to maintain funding for social programmes
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