Origin 緣起...翰林教育暨研究協會 |
引言
2015年,來自澳門及世界各地、不同行業領域的專業人士,共聚探討澳門社會現時人才培育、文化傳承、中小微企經營三大範疇的問題。他們相信透過義工培訓、社會服務、持續教育和發表社會人文研究學術期刊四項工作,能發揮影響力,配合澳門政府推動多元經濟,如2020-2040澳門城市總體規劃所說:"積極建設澳門成為一個快樂、智慧、可持續及具韌性的城市"。
翰林教育暨研究協會(HERA)也就是在那時成立的。在成立之初,HERA幾乎毫無資源,只憑著一股要發揮影響力的決志,還有受到天主教主業團創辦人聖施禮華的啟發鼓舞。
本會使命
我們的使命是藉著積極對跨文化的推廣、道德價值教育和人性發展培育領域,幫助強化鞏固這社會。於中國及世界各地進行社會工作(工作營),並且推行青年培育。
本會宗旨
我們相信輔助準則:每一個人、每一個家庭和社會團體都有權利和義務去承擔他們的責任,不應被其他高層社會團體剝奪他們決定這些事務的能力。
確切而言,我們相信教育主要任務的關鍵在於家長,而學校所扮演的角色和其他相似的機構以及公民社會僅供為輔助。
我們相信同心齊力準則:每個個體、家庭和社會全都有責任去幫助、支持社會中其他較弱勢的成員,或那些無法只靠自身,得以發展和爭得屬於他們身為人的尊嚴的人。
因此,我們堅信家長們、學校、相關機關團體以及公民社會必須要為了相同的目標—包含個人才智、體能、文化、道德和靈性的發展齊心合作。
我們相信人類的潛能:當獲得適宜的培訓、教育和發展,每個人都能將他或她的潛能發揮得淋漓盡致,並且能進而為社會的福利貢獻一己之力。
Honlam Education and
Research Association
Our Beginnings...HERA-MACAO
In 2015 a group of professional men and women from Macau and Asian Pacific
countries saw the need to address the root causes of the many problems that
society faced. They believed that one concrete way to alleviate the problems
and serve society is through training, education
and social development research.
The Honlam Education and Research Association
(HERA) was then established. At the outset HERA had
almost nothing but people determined to make a difference and the inspirations
of St. JosemariaEscriva, the founder of Opus Dei.
Our Mission
It is our mission to help strengthen society by taking
an active involvement in the areas of cross cultural promotion, value
cultivation and educational formation.
An important part of our mission is having social work(Work
Camp) in the Asian Pacific countries to help the poor and the social
responsibility formation of the youth – the future leaders and hope of society.
Our Philosophy
We believe in the principle of subsidiarity: that each
person, family and social group has the right and the duty to assume those
responsibilities that belong to them, without other higher social groups taking
away their capacity to decide on these matters.
Specifically, we believe that the principal task of education lies
primarily on parents and that the role of schools and similar institutions and
civil society is subsidiary to it.
We believe in the principle of solidarity: that individuals,
families and society at large have a duty to support those members of society
which are weaker or unable to achieve by themselves
alone the development and dignity which belongs to them as persons.
Consequently, we believe that parents, schools, relevant
institutions and civil society must work together towards the same encompassing
goal - the intellectual, physical, cultural, moral and spiritual development of
the individual.
We believe in the human potential: that when properly trained,
educated and developed any individual can reach his or her potentials and
contribute to the well being of society.
聯絡我們Contact us: email - info@heramacao.org Website - www.heramacao.org