The Macao Community Youth Volunteers Development Association, a Macau CSR strategic partner, organized an experiential activity called “Visit CCAC for a coffee” last month. The trip allowed members of the association to understand better the work of the Macau Commission Against Corruption (CCAC) and its functions, through interactions with the CCAC staff. The event saw about 20 members participating, allowing young people to raise awareness of integrity and law-abiding beahvior.

The event was held at the CCAC branch office in Taipa. The CCAC staff introduced the two main functions of the Commission, namely anti-corruption and administrative complaints, and helped the participants have a preliminary understanding of the CCAC by visiting the multimedia exhibition hall to learn more about the history and working model of the CCAC. Finally, the participants also participated in a coffee workshop, through which the meaning of “pure coffee” was used to raise awareness of purity and law-abiding behavior among young people.

Aini Leong, Chairman of the Macao Community Youth Volunteers Development Association, said that the association has been committed to providing a platform for young people to participate in society.

“This experiential activity allows young people to discover their potential, express their care and commitment to society through fun and practical activities, and strengthen their sense of responsibility to Macau society.”