Around 40 children and their families from YMCA Macau enjoyed breakfast with Thomas & The Little Big Club All Stars Saturday at Sands Cotai Central, hosted by a group of Sands China Care Ambassadors.
As Easter is approaching, the event included a festive egg painting activity after the themed character breakfast, the gaming operator said in a statement.
They were assisted by the Sands China Care Ambassadors and by Sands Cotai Central’s executive pastry chef, who gave a lesson on egg painting and provided samples of painted eggs to spark the children’s creativity.
The participating children and families came from YMCA Macau’s Shek Pai Wan Youth Service Team, Vila Lok Tou, and Youth Community Center.
“The children and their families get to enjoy a fun and memorable time together with an experience that might have been harder for them to attend on their own,” said Grace Kuan, secretary-general of YMCA Macau.
CTM, ATFPM exchange views on ‘Digital Macau’
Telecommunications company CTM has introduced Pereira Coutinho, lawmaker and president of The Macau Civil Servants Association (ATFPM) and Rita Santos, General Assembly Board president of ATFPM, to its IT applications and network infrastructure in a tour of its Taipa shop.
Pereira Coutinho and Santos toured CTM’s Data Centre and Network Management Centre at Taipa to gain an understanding of the shop facilities, daily operations, and security measures at the two centers.
CTM representatives introduced the key development projects associated with their vision of “Digital Macau”, including e-government, e-commerce, e-learning, traffic affairs and business operations.
The company also briefed Pereira Coutinho and Santos about their efforts to ensure the stability of telecommunications services against the backdrop of Typhoon Hato, as well as efforts to support various sectors for post-typhoon relief work.
According to the statement, CTM is looking forward to working with ATFPM to organize activities that promote information technology and public welfare.
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