On the opening day of the exhibition, YWCA was honoured to have Ms. Yu Ho-wun, Grace, MH, Member of the Commission on Children, and Ms. Yau Lai-shan, Carol, Assistant District Social Welfare Officer (Kowloon City and Yau Tsim Mong) of the Social Welfare Department, officiate at the ceremony, adding prestige to the event. Ms. May Lau, Director of Social Impact of Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group, delivered a speech emphasising the importance of and support for family values. Ms. Emily Li, Deputy Chief Executive of the Association, and Mr. Raymond Ng, Service Director (Early Childhood Education, Children and Family Services), also attended the ceremony alongside representatives from five kindergartens to witness this joyous occasion.

With the generous support of Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group, YWCA Jockey Club Family Wellness Centre recently hosted the two-day "Love in the Moment" Achievement Exhibition at MOSTown, Ma On Shan. This grand event served not only as the successful conclusion of the “Family Blessing• Family Love” programme but also as a heartwarming journey of family heritage, attracting numerous families to witness the transmission of love.

During the ceremony, seven families — comprising grandparents, parents and children — shared their unique stories of family heritage through touching drama performances. Accompanied by the melodious theme song "Love in the Moment", these moving scenes deeply touched the audience, creating a profoundly emotional atmosphere. Following the performances, awards were presented for the "Treasures at My Home" Creative Competition, recognising the children's creative interpretations of family legacy.

The two-day exhibition featured a rich and diverse array of content, showcasing the project's fruitful achievements along with drawings and light clay artworks meticulously created by children. Each piece carried a family story and unique emotion, inviting visitors to appreciate them closely. The event also featured three traditional craft workshops open to the public for free, marking pressed flower resin keychains, light clay dim sum, and traditional patchwork. These workshops allowed participants to experience the joy of handcrafting and the charm of traditional arts. Additionally, a specially designed photo zone and complimentary exquisite mosquito repellent patches brought extra surprises to the attendees.

The exhibition received an enthusiastic response, attracting over 300 families and 1,200 visitors over the two days, fully demonstrating the public's emphasis on family relationships. The Association sincerely hopes that through the "Love in the Moment" Achievement Exhibition, more people will be encouraged to care for intergenerational relationships and discover their own unique "family heirlooms", ensuring that love and warmth continue to be passed down through generations.