The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) works closely with the Volleyball Association of Hong Kong, China and serves as the official community partner of the Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong in 2025 to empower communities through volleyball.

This is the third year the Club has supported the event.

Through various programs, students, underprivileged groups and people with disabilities have the opportunity to experience the thrill of volleyball, both off and on the court, during the world-class international tournament.

An opening ceremony for the tournament was held on Wednesday (Jun 18) at the Kai Tak Arena. Club Steward Silas Yang was presented with a volleyball signed by members of the China Women’s National Team by Volleyball Association President Wilfred Ng.

The Jockey Club Volleyball Community Programs are engaging over 11,000 members of the public through a wide range of activities at the Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong 2025.

Over 120 volunteers have been trained to assist with tournament operations, including guest reception, venue logistics and public engagement initiatives.

Apart from that, more than 6,000 participants — including students, underprivileged residents and visually impaired individuals — watched practice sessions of the Chinese female volleyball national team.

Selected students were also invited to participate in technical exchanges and gain hands-on skills training with the national team players.

In addition, more than 5,000 students, underprivileged residents and people with disabilities will receive complimentary access to live matches during the five-day event, which started on Wednesday, to foster inclusive sporting experiences.

Six international sports booths have also been established in the Central Square of Kai Tak Sports Park, where students from eight schools and organizations can share information about the six participating teams and countries as well as local Hong Kong culture.

To promote social inclusion, local schools will take part in sitting volleyball sessions designed to increase awareness and participation in para-sports.

HKJC partners with Volleyball Nations League Hong Kong for third year to support community programs