Have you ever found that when you help sick children and see their innocent smiles, you will also be filled with positive energy?
As they embark on an unknown road ahead, they are truly grateful to the people who come to their aid.

In fact, all the sick children hope to influence lives with their lives. With your own positive energy, irrigate the positive seeds in your heart for you, me, and society.
They also encouraged us when we face difficulties: "Never give up when you encounter setbacks!"

This is also the original intention of Lifewire's annual flagship program [燃望2020] in cooperation with Junior Chamber International Hong Kong. 

This weekend, Lifewire along with Junior Chamber International Hong Kong organized the event "Let’s visit Alpacas", allowing JCI teenagers and a few disabled children with rare diseases (Hester, Tsz Kin, Long Long, Hiu Chun, Hei You) to enjoy an afternoon by visiting the Butterfly Valley in Tai Po.

The opening is incomplete without the children introducing themselves! The king of golden phrases Long Long continued to come up with quotes. While Hester and Tsz Kin inspired everyone with their own dream-chasing experiences, and Hei Yau Annie was still the cutest in the audience!

In this event, the Junior Chamber young entrepreneurs served as their caring ambassadors, each leading a sick child to play and learn how to take care of them and understand rare diseases.

Lifewire Founder Ir Dr. Pang Yat Bond, Derrick, JP Junior Chamber young entrepreneurs are listening to the stories of the sick children

Let’s join hands to plant the seeds of inclusion and care for sick children “LIKE” Together!

L – Leadership，Become an "Ambassador of Care" and lead more people to follow the same path.
I – Illness，Concern for rare disease patients 
K – Knowledge，Gain knowledge about rare diseases
E – Empathy，Empathy for patients with rare diseases
Together - We hope that not only our friends in the Junior Chamber International Hong Kong, but everyone cam achieve this goal together.

Families of patients with rare diseases really need everyone's care and no more discrimination. As long as you open your heart and listen to their stories, they may bring you unexpected inspiration!

"Save the children. Everyone can do it!"