澳門大學曹光彪書院義工隊一直積極推動青年參與社區服務。2025年9月27日，義工隊18名成員走訪澳門工聯望廈老人中心，舉辦以「科普教育與關懷同行」為主題的活動，透過家居安全講解、手工製作與互動遊戲，與長者共度歡樂早晨。
活動先由學生溫曉盈主講，介紹家居白蟻防治常識，提醒長者保持環境乾燥、定期檢查木製家具，並分享簡易防治方法，提升長者的家居安全意識。隨後，義工們帶領長者製作天然驅蚊香囊，使用艾草、薄荷等中草藥，兼具環保與實用功能，深受長者喜愛。最後由程程同學主持的趣味遊戲環節氣氛熱烈，長者們踴躍參與記憶配對等小遊戲，在笑聲中鍛煉腦力與手眼協調。
活動不僅讓長者獲益良多，也促進青年與社區長者的交流互動。書院義工隊表示，未來將持續舉辦健康講座、環保手作及資訊科技入門等主題活動，期望藉由青年力量推廣終身學習與跨代共融，為社區注入更多正能量。工聯望廈老人中心負責人高度評價義工們的熱誠與創意，認為此類活動不僅豐富長者生活，亦讓青年學子在服務中培養社會責任感。
The Chao Kuang Piu College Volunteer Team of the University of Macau has long been dedicated to encouraging youth participation in community service. On September 27, a group of 18 volunteers visited the Mong Ha Elderly Centre of the Macau Federation of Trade Unions, organizing an activity themed “Science Education and Caring Companionship.” Through home safety talks, handicraft workshops, and interactive games, the volunteers spent a cheerful and meaningful morning with the elderly residents.
The event began with a talk by student Van Hio Ieng, who introduced practical tips on termite prevention in the home. She reminded participants to keep indoor environments dry, inspect wooden furniture regularly, and adopt simple, low-toxicity methods to safeguard against termite damage. Her session enhanced the seniors’ awareness of home safety and practical pest control. Next, volunteers guided the elderly in creating natural mosquito-repellent sachets, using herbs such as mugwort and peppermint. The herbal sachets were not only environmentally friendly but also easy to make, earning positive feedback from the participants. The activity concluded with a lively game session led by student Cheng Cheng, featuring memory-matching and coordination games designed to engage the mind and body. The room was filled with laughter as the seniors enthusiastically joined in.
The event strengthened the connection between university students and the elderly community, bringing both knowledge and warmth. The Chao Kuang Piu College Volunteer Team stated that similar initiatives—such as health talks, eco-friendly crafts, and basic digital literacy workshops—will continue in the future to promote lifelong learning and intergenerational inclusion. A representative from the Mong Ha Elderly Centre praised the volunteers’ enthusiasm and creativity, noting that such programs enrich seniors’ lives while nurturing a sense of social responsibility among young people.
