2026年1月31日，在社會福利署沙田福利專員 黃慧嫻女士，國際扶輪3450 地區鄭卓群總監，中華基督教會扶輪中學 薛昌華校長，鄰舍輔導會執行委員會 戴健文主席，總幹事 馮綉文姑娘等 嘉賓見證及聯手微雨下塗上完滿的幾筆下，蝴蝶谷扶輪社籌備及執行的輔導會怡欣山莊40米長「復康之路」壁畫面世了。

創社社長唐加威回想年多前的一天，偶然去到沙田亞公角山路山頂見到怡欣山莊這幅「牆」，第一反應係必須「到此一油！」（油壁畫的「油」）！

早於半年前開始部署，聯絡上怡欣山莊「莊主」馮可欣姑娘。邀請了中華基督教會扶輪中學中四視覺藝術科同學們協助設計，籌委會成員嘅分工推動及邀請多方義工群體與我哋社友共融合作，油畫時段跨越兩個月，義工人次五百人，累積工時三千小時，好高興可以分享一幅相信會屹立多年嘅共同創作「社區壁畫」終於展現眼前！

畫一幅畫簡單，畫一幅40×7米高嘅壁畫卻殊不容易！壁畫來呈現的是怡欣山莊的殘疾院友原創的四方貓等卡通人物，代表亞公角山路上的六家社福復康機構。

國際扶輪標榜的是「Service Above Self 超我服務」，絕大部份嘅服務都係默默地幹，不求回報，但當然亦希望服務可以讓人看見並給予受眾一個持久嘅祝福！

一幅壁畫除咗可以令呢度嘅200多位院友及其家屬與140多位同事多一分生活美感之外，亦希望這裏可成為沙田區嘅一個地標，吸引到更多人來打卡，來欣賞，代表着社區對怡欣山莊的接納及支持！

一個典型嘅社區服務執行時可以很短，但影響可以深遠。一幅壁畫製作需時很長，但流傳於世的存在標記卻是更長，更能突顯我們持續服務的恆心。

蝴蝶谷扶輪社將繼續以此項目為標桿，繼續履行「4P服務項目方向」的「P4PAINT」，推動團結不同人仕行善，讓光與快樂延續。

蝴蝶谷扶輪社

“Rehabilitation Road of Inclusion and Co-creation, Unite for good while Butterflies Dance” Community Co-creation Mural Project

On January 31, 2026, witnessed by distinguished guests including Ms.WONG Wai-han, Ada, Sha Tin District Social Welfare Officer of the Social Welfare Department; District Governor Cassy Cheng (Rotary International District 3450); Principal  Clarence Sit of CCC Rotary Secondary School; Mr. Tai Keen Man, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Neighbourhood Advice-Action Council; and Miss Fung Sau-man, Executive Director of the Council, the final brushstrokes were applied in the drizzling rain, completing the 40-meter-long “Rehabilitation Road” mural at Harmony  Manor. This project was organized and executed by the Rotary Club of Butterfly Valley.

Charter President Path Dicky Tong, recalled the day over a year ago when he first visited Harmony Manor up at the top of A Kung Kok Shan Road in Sha Tin. He saw the grey and dirty blank wall and his immediate reaction was, “Let’s paint it beautiful here!”

Preparations began as early as six months prior, empowered by Ms Maria Ho, the “Head of Harmony Manor. Students from the Visual Arts department of CCC Rotary Secondary School (Form 4) were invited to design. Organising Committee was formed with shared responsibilities and mobilised numerous volunteers to collaborate inclusively. The painting sessions spanned two months, involving collectively 500 volunteers count and  3,000 working hours. We had Elderlies, young children, visually impaired individuals, college students, and everyday bikers who happened to have rode up the hill and saw us painting. It brings us great joy to share this collaborative “community mural,” which we believe will stand for many years, now unveiled before our eyes!

Painting a single picture is simple, but painting a 40 x 7meter mural is no easy feat! The mural brings to life characters like the “Square Cats,” originally created by the residents with disabilities at Harmoney Manor. The story on the wall representing the six social welfare organizations located along A Kung Kok Shan Road.

Rotary International champions “Service Above Self.” The majority of our services are done humbly without noise. However, we also hope that our services can be seen by others and bestow a lasting blessing upon the recipients!

Aside from adding a touch of aesthetic beauty to the daily lives of over 200 residents, their families, and more than 140 staff members in Harmony Manor, we also hope this wall can soon become a landmark in the Sha Tin district. We hope it attracts more people to visit, take photos, and appreciate it, symbolizing the community’s acceptance and support for Harmony Manor!

Time needed for many typical community service projects can be short, but the impact can be profound. While creating a mural takes a long time, its existence as a mark in the community is even longer, and it can better highlight our enduring commitment to service.

The Rotary Club of Butterfly Valley will continue to use this project as a benchmark and uphold the “P4PAINT” aspect of our “4P Service Direction.” We will continue to promote “Unite For Good” among diverse individuals in creating lasting impact, thus allowing light and joy to perpetuate.

ROTARY CLUB OF BUTTERFLY VALLEY