Projects

Thanks to the dedication and consistent support of Margery Au and all her team, we remain grateful that her Charity Concert is now an annual feature in the calendar. The fundraising concert brings together an array of supporters and musicians who contribute their talent and skills to performing a magnificent array of music. Funds raised enable students to be offered financial support should they wish to undertake a month long Fellowship programme in both Germany and Rome.

If you know of a student who could be interested, be sure to share the application form:
https://catholicworldview.com/apply/

Views Charity Concert 2023

UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

This UNESCO Chair in collaboration with the Faculty of Bioethics of the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome and the European University of Rome, has the mission of analysing and improving the understanding of bioethical issues in relation to human rights. The activities of the Institute (teaching, scientific research, and dissemination of its line of thought) are founded on a humanist model of bioethics of Christian inspiration.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) signed an agreement with the APRA and the European University of Rome to create a UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights. The Chair, which makes part of the Institute of Bioethics and Human Rights, promotes the exchange of ideas and the sharing of experiences through a dialogue with higher-education institutions in various countries, especially developing ones.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors we have consistently supported this post over the past several years and provided funding for the inter-religious dialogue on bioethical themes.

Endowment Fund

The Endowment Fund is designed as a strategic investment fund and will eventually be launched to enhance financial stability. A well-managed endowment provides a message of planned long-term stability, fiscal responsibility, and financial viability for the Foundation. Donations to the Endowment Fund relieve pressure on the annual funds for overheads and operational needs, there by enabling the Foundation to grow its long-term vision of sustainable support and impact.

The Regina Apostolorum Foundation Hong Kong is rooted in the perennial teaching of human values and virtue that help individuals in their formation and practice of ethical leadership. We support a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and systematic formation for leaders of the New Evangelisation. We encourage dialogue between faith and reason, science and culture, and technology and ethics so as to enable future leaders to engage contemporary culture and impregnate it with evangelical values.

Friends from all over the world can make gifts of many types to our Regina Apostolorum Foundation, thus participating in this mission.

Capital gifts will ensure a strong and permanent Endowment Fund and help to sustain a comprehensive range of academic programs and scholarships.

Unrestricted donations support the ordinary operations of our foundation, including general financial aid, and development.

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Scholarships funds

The projects and scholarships funded to date have been truly transformational. Each project and scholarship has, or will make, an enormous difference to the individual students, institutions, and programmes supported.

We are committed to raising funds to offer a number of scholarships to eligible students. These are awarded for a variety of reasons including, academic achievement and/or to help those on lower incomes.

Some of the scholarship funding we have provided, thanks to the support of our donors, include the Catholic Worldview Fellowship (CWF), Funds for Ukraine, UNESCO Chairin Bioethics and Human Rights, and the School of Bioethics of the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum(APRA).

We are also working to provide charitable donations to institutions that have a shared mission. Their core values will encompass academic and leadership evangelisation of culture and support talented young men and women eager to build their knowledge, strengthen their spiritual life, and prepare to beleaders in contemporary society.

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Ongoing Impact 2022/3:

The Pontifical Athanaeum Regina Apostolorum runs a cycling charity entitled: ‘Tour to France’. Over the summer of 2022 participants agreed to raise funds for those suffering the consequences of the war in Ukraine. A sponsored cycling tour started at the Vatican’s St Peter’s Square on July 17th 2022 and arrived at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of La Salette, France on July 24th 2022. Funds were raised online and through social media.

We would specifically like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Michael Hui, Patrick Lo and David Hu.
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In the summer of 2023 a cycling group set off to continue to raise much needed funds for the Good Samaritan Fund. This fund supports those students who would like to continue their studies at the Pontifical Athanaeum, but due to numerous economic difficulties, cannot afford to do so without additional grants.

In the summer of 2023 a cycling group set off to continue to raise much needed funds for the Good Samaritan Fund. This fund supports those students who would like to continue their studies at the Pontifical Athanaeum, but due to numerous economic difficulties, cannot afford to do so without additional grants.

Catholic Worldview Fellowship

By forming, networking and empowering talented students who want to evangelise culture, the Catholic Worldview Fellowship enables students to assess, study and apply leadership skills to better appreciate values, inspiration, and truth.

College is the time when students – among them tomorrow’s leaders in society – ask questions. The Catholic World Fellowship Programme exists to help answer some of life’s big questions. Year after year, it is our hope that graduates of the CatholicWorldview Fellowship will go back to their cities, parishes and campuses betterequipped after this transformative experience of looking at history, the world,and their own life in light of the education and fellowship they have experienced.

UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

The UNESCO Chair, is a collaboration with the Faculty of Bioethics of the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome and the European University of Rome, dedicated to analysing and improving the understanding of bioethical issues in relation to human rights. The activities of the Institute (teaching, scientific research, and dissemination of its line of thought) are founded on a humanist model of bioethics with Christian inspiration.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) signed an agreement with the APRA and the European University of Rome to create a UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights. The Chair, which makes up part of the Institute of Bioethics and Human Rights, promotes the exchange of ideas and the sharing of experiences through dialogue. These conversations are undertaken with higher-education institutions in various countries, most especially developing ones.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we have consistently supported this post over the past several years and provided funding for the inter-religious dialogue on bioethical themes.

IMPACT

UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

Endowment Fund

Scholarships funds

Ongoing Impact 2022/3:

Catholic Worldview Fellowship

UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

RA Foundation

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