Newspaper supplements on "Path Builders" were published on the following six newspapers in May 2011:

• South China Morning Post
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• Hong Kong Economic Times (Chinese only)
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• Ming Pao (Chinese only)
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• Headline Daily (Chinese only)
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• AM730 (Chinese only)
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• The Standard
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A newspaper supplement on "Path Builders" was published on the following seven newspapers on 19 Feb 2010 :-

• Headline Daily (Chinese only)
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• Hong Kong Daily News
  
  
• Oriental Daily News
  
  
• Sing Pao
  
  
• Sing Tao District Post
  
  
• Ta Kung Pao (Chinese only)
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• The Sun
  

• Group photos of the Chief Executive, Mr Donald Tsang, seven of the initiators, guests and representatives of supporting organizations attending the "Life without Drugs" Day launching ceremony on 9.9.2009.
      



• Artistes and representatives of the mass media distributed "Life without Drugs" stickers outside Times Square, Causeway Bay.
      



• Some of the initiators paid a visit to a drug treatment and rehabilitation centre on 11.11.2009.
  

• Secretary for Justice, Mr WongYan-lung, SC and other guests officiated at "No Drugs, No Regrets" Pledge Ceremony.
          



• Awardees of "Path Builders" Exemplary Award:-
  
  Organisations
  
  
• The Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong
  
  
  
• CITIC Pacific
  
  
• Hong Kong Chiu Chow Chamber of Commerce Ltd.
  
  
  
• The Hong Kong Medical Association
  
  
  
• The Kowloon Motor Bus Co. (1933) Ltd.
  
  
  
• The Law Society of Hong Kong
  
  
  
• Lions Clubs International District 303 H.K. & Macau, China
  
  
  
• Super Star Group
  
  
  
• Tsuen Wan District Anti-drug Project
  

Individuals



• Mr HO Kwan Yiu, Junius
  
  
  
• Dr LAM Chun
  
  
  
• Mr MA Ching Nam
  
  
  
• Mr NG Kwok Hung, Richard
  
  
  
• Mr POON Gee Kwun, David
  
  
  
• Mr WONG Wa Sun, Thomas
  
  
  
• Dr YEE Kay Cheuk, Kenneth
  

"Path Builders" youth care initiative launched (12.09.2008)
	Secretary for Justice, Mr Wong Yan Lung, SC, delivers a welcome speech at the launch ceremony of Path Builders. It is one of the main initiatives recommended by the Task Force on Youth Drug Abuse which is aimed at tackling the drug and youth problems at root by fostering a caring culture for the young people.

Secretary for Justice, Mr Wong Yan Lung, SC (fifth from left, front row); the Commissioner for Narcotics, Ms Sally Wong (third from left, front row); the Chairman of Action Committee Against Narcotics (ACAN), Dr Choi Yuen-wan (third from right, front row), together with representatives of the business, trade associations, community and youth sectors as well as the legal and medical professions, pledge to help fight against youth drug abuse.

(From left) Secretary for Justice, Mr Wong Yan Lung, SC; the Commissioner for Narcotics, Ms Sally Wong; and the Chairman of Action Committee Against Narcotics (ACAN), Dr Choi Yuen-wan, kick off at the launch ceremony of Path Builders.

Representative of the medical profession Dr Leong Che-hung

Managing Director of CITIC Pacific Mr Henry Fan Hung-ling

President of Hong Kong Medical Association Dr Tse Hung-hing

President of the Hong Kong Law Society Mr Lester Huang

Representative of the Hong Kong Bar Association Mr Wong Man-kit

President of Hong Kong Society of Notaries Mr Ma Ching-nam

President of Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong Mr Paul Yin

Chairman of Federation of Hong Kong Industries Mr Clement Chen

Vice-chairman of Chinese General Chamber of Commerce Mr David Fong

Chief Executive Officer of Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce Mr Alex Fong

President of Handball Association of Hong Kong, China Mr Ng Sau-kei

Business Developments and Operations Director of Super Star Group Ms Jacqueline Ho

Anti-drug Ambassador Miss Shavon Chan Sze-wai

• Footage of Launch Ceremony