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TrustTomorrow on Education : Building an inclusive community

Christian Action – Centre for Refugees strives to serve those who are disadvantaged, marginalised, displaced or abandoned, regardless of their age, gender, nationality and religion.

During the month of Ramadan, TrustTomorrow organised a special cultural exchange programme at Chungking Mansions, where visitors could experience a day in the life of local ethnic minorities and drop by the Centre for Refugees. By bringing together ethnic minorities and locals, it hoped to enhance mutual understanding between different cultures as a whole.

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