To promote youth-led co-creation and arouse public awareness for youth mental health, the Association submitted an application to the Youth Wellness Co-creation Fund supported by JC LevelMind. "Personality Auction 2.0", an innovative tabletop game developed and spearheaded by six talented youths from YWCA Lung Cheung Integrated Social Service Centre, stood out among eight shortlisted teams and won an award. This accolade has recognised the creativity and dedication of the young people, and laid a solid foundation for the initiative's expansion.

"Personality Auction 2.0" aimed to shatter the defensive barriers commonly associated with traditional face-to-face counseling or seminars, providing a safe harbour for young people to explore their inner selves. The core purpose of the project focused on guiding youths to define themselves in the absence of standard answers. By integrating the 24 character strengths, it encouraged participants to explore their core life values and spiritual wellbeing, while learning to embrace diversity and rediscover their passion for life. 

During the trial play day, the event successfully attracted 104 young people to experience the immersive gameplay. Participants demonstrated exceptional sincerity and mutual trust, and opened up to share painful memories and emotional struggles, including the loss of their loved ones and personal growth setbacks.

The Association will leverage this to forge cross-sector collaborations with secondary schools, tertiary institutions, and various non-governmental organisations, bringing "Personality Auction 2.0" into campuses and local communities. Through interactive and experiential learning, the youth team will continue to harness the unique strengths of tabletop games as a bridge to the mind, advancing adolescent mental health education and accompanying more young individuals to discover self-worth and build strong mental resilience.