In January 2026, Sunny House teamed up with the "Agent of Change Foundation" to host a cultural and eco‑experience tour to Lamma Island, with around 20 students joining in. The group gathered at Central Pier in the morning and took a ferry to Sok Kwu Wan, kicking off a day that combined hiking, exploration, and hands‑on environmental action.

Students picked up and collected trash along the trails, learned about local ecosystem, and visited landmarks like a fishing village and an old cement factory – discovering the unique charm of the outlying islands. The day wrapped up with a reflection session, where everyone shared what they'd seen and learned. It was a real chance to see the impact of pollution on nature, and to think about how we can all do our part – starting with the simple rule: "Take your litter home."

Each student received a volunteer certificate from the co‑organizer as a memento of this meaningful island adventure.

Gathering at Central Pier before departure – briefing and gear distribution, ready to go!

First stop: Tin Hau Temple – soaking up the history and faith of the fishing community

Walking along the trails, release the island's load as we go

Stunning island views at every turn – definitely photo‑worthy!

The guide shares stories about the local community

Learning to sort waste – making a difference starts with the little things

A pit stop at a classic tofu pudding shop – just the boost we needed!

 Wrapping up with a sharing session – reflecting on a day well spent, led by our guide