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From April 23rd to 24th, over 60 CGPI alumni and teachers gathered in Chongqing to participate in the "Path of Good Will" study tour, embarking on a journey of public - welfare dialogue and evolution between China and Singapore. This study tour is a practical implementation of the four action guidelines promoted by the college's Alumni Development Committee, injecting vitality into the alumni network.
On the evening of April 23rd, the creative ice - breaking activity themed "Thoughts of Good in Mountain City" quickly familiarized the alumni, kicking off the public - welfare journey.
On April 24th, the study tour group conducted in - depth visits and learning. The Yuhao Space, operated by an alumni - run institution, showcases the innovative model and a series of service projects, as well as the public - welfare blood - generating points like Renren Coffee, demonstrating the possibilities of public - welfare "blood - generation" and community "co - creation". The Women's Micro - Home Cluster in the former Chongqing No. 1 Cotton Textile Mill Hospital has been revitalized. Twenty - three women's micro - homes have enabled over 300 women to achieve home - based income growth, reflecting the potential of public welfare in daily life.
During the alumni roadshow session, five alumni shared their in - depth practices. Zeng Peng from the Red Cherry Volunteers Association has been committed to caring for vulnerable children. Fan Nanlan from Yiyou Public Welfare shared the exploration of a hub - type social organization in community governance and industry promotion. Ran Lingjun from the China Lion Club introduced a public - welfare accompaniment project for visually impaired children. Tang Yuzhou from Guangpu Youth Public Welfare shared the "Public Welfare Industry + Industrial Public Welfare" model. Lee Hsiao - po from the Singapore Lih Fund shared his public - welfare journey.
In the afternoon, the alumni visited the Chongqing Industrial Museum and the Sanfeng Environment Group, reflecting on issues such as public welfare's involvement in industrial heritage protection and environmental governance.
On the afternoon of April 24th, the Singapore Temasek Foundation and relevant parties in Chongqing had an exchange, expressing the hope of strengthening cooperation. The unveiling ceremony of the CGPI Chongqing Alumni Center was held, marking a significant step in the college's alumni network construction in the southwest region. The college commended the outstanding alumni during the study tour.
At the "Path of Good Will" public - welfare lecture hall, guests from the Temasek Foundation shared the Singaporean public - welfare model, opening up an international perspective for the alumni. Their experiences provided references for Chinese public welfare, emphasizing the importance of systems, trust, and professionalism in public welfare.
