Fulfilling Zonta International's mission to advance the status of women is an integral part of the Club’s activities and services. A number of programs were designed to empower battered women, single mothers and young female ex-offenders to rebuild their lives and to reintegrate into the community.

Arts Together was one of our recent programs - an Art Therapy project collaborating with Serene Court of the Christian Family Service Centre. This was an empowerment project to empower married women to face domestic violence and marital problems through attending Art lessons together with their children. They were led to pay more attention to their personal mental health, learn how to control their emotions, acquire more self-understanding, get to know more about the differences between two sexes and about themselves so as to be ready when adversities comes. A three-month Zentangle therapy sessions and an exhibition of their artwork ended the project.

The Club recognizes the importance of promoting psychosocial health for the elderly who may experience different emotional problems due to the feeling of being socially isolated. Service projects were initiated to strengthen community care and capacity building for the elderly, and offer them opportunities to enrich their social lives.

Annual Charity Party (ACP) – the Club’s annual signature project which invites selected seniors from various elderly community centres to share the enjoyment of a delightful hotel luncheon, with performances, games and many gifts specifically arranged to cater their needs and interests. Feedback from the invited elderly was always encouraging. They were touched by the caring arrangement and the pleasant atmosphere in which they felt the care, warmth and companionship from others.

The Club strives to nurture the well-balanced growth of children and youth in handling stress, developing life values, exploring personal potential, as well as building social network.

Pay-It-Forward – a project co-organized with the Changing Young Lives Foundation to enhance the personal growth and development of underprivileged children, to relieve the families through social support, and to mobilize community volunteerism for the children and their families.

Reaching High – a three-year running project co-organized with Mary Cove Centre to help the adolescents to reconnect with the society via a proper career path. Focus of the program has been on self-understanding, life planning and pre-vocational preparation. The Club proudly received the District Governor D.R.E.A.M. award at the 18th Zonta District 17 Conference in 2018.

The Club believes the sick and less fortunate should have equal opportunity for social, recreational and educational participation. Integrated supportive services were tailor made for those with special needs to develop their potential, to establish self-esteem, and to promote social integration.

Driven by the goal to provide sustainable, long-term support for intellectually impaired groups, the Club commenced an ongoing project in collaboration with The Intellectually Disabled Education and Advocacy League (IDEAL). In addition to renovating the IDEAL multi-purpose centre in the Nam Cheong Estate, the Club also works closely with IDEAL in other programs sharing the commitment to enhancing the life quality of people with special needs.

Since 2006, the Club also commenced to co-organize the Scholarship project with The Hong Kong Society for the Blind, to encourage academically outstanding students with visual impairment to pursue academic or artistic improvements.