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Mayaa Photo Expo -4/7 Mars

Invitation to Discover “Where Hope Begins” – A Photographic Exhibition by Mayaa World

Dear Mayaa friends,

We are thrilled to invite you to “Where Hope Begins”, a photographic exhibition that brings to life the stories and missions of Mayaa World in Hong Kong and Nepal. This collaboration with photographer Sophie Bonnin-Rocher offers a rare glimpse into the lives of families supported by Mayaa, highlighting the transformative power of education in breaking the cycle of poverty.

Through Sophie’s lens, the exhibition captures the daily realities of children and families in both Hong Kong and Nepal—where access to education is often hindered by practical barriers. The images will reveal the tangible impact of Mayaa’s work. This exhibition is an invitation to understand, connect, and see how hope begins with something as simple as a child’s access to education.

Exhibition Details

  • Venue: 2/F, Block A, Vita Tower, 29 Yip Kan Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
  • Opening Reception: 4 March, 18:00 – 20:00
  • Exhibition Dates: 5 – 7 March, 12:00 – 19:00

About Mayaa World

Founded in 2011, Mayaa World is dedicated to supporting children and families in extreme poverty, ensuring education remains within reach. Our motto: “Offer a meal to a child and you give them a smile. Offer an education and you give them a future.”—reflects our belief in education as the key to lasting change.

About the photographer: Sophie Bonnin-Rocher

Sophie Bonnin-Rocher is a photographer whose work draws on visual storytelling to highlight the value of people and create connection. Her practice ranges from documentary to portraiture, with a particular focus on impact-driven initiatives.

Join Us

We would be honoured if you could join us for the opening reception or visit the exhibition. Your presence and support help amplify our mission.

We look forward to welcoming you and sharing these stories of resilience and hope.

Warm regards,

Mayaa World

P.S. The exhibition is free and open to the public, with no commercial purpose—just a shared commitment to education and change.