Henderson Property Management, police revive anti-scam estate campaign
HK01 · 1 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago2 MIN
Summary
Henderson Property Management and the Hong Kong Police Force have again teamed up to bring anti-scam messages directly into residential estates through mascot-led community events. In August 2026, the company staged “Grape Summer Water Fest” activities at multiple estates, where police representatives also briefed residents on recent scam trends and prevention tips
Key Points
- The August 2026 campaign covered estates in Wan Chai and Central and Western on Hong Kong Island, as well as Kowloon West, Kowloon City, Sha Tin and Yuen Long
- Named estates included Beverly Hill, Novum West, Belgravia Place, The Henley, Double Cove and Uptown, according to the company-provided event details
- More than 360 grape-shaped floating decorations and large inflatable installations were placed in swimming pools during the events, while Henderson Property Management executives attended in support
- Representatives of the Hong Kong Police Force visited the estates to explain the latest scam cases and practical anti-fraud advice, aiming to bring awareness directly into the community
- The partnership builds on a first collaboration at Christmas 2025, when more than 6,000 “Grape” dolls and 20,000 second-hand plush toys were turned into about 300 Christmas trees
Why It Matters
For estate residents, the campaign shows how anti-fraud messaging is being folded into everyday community spaces and family-oriented activities rather than left to conventional publicity alone. Henderson Property Management said it plans to continue working with police, including festive door stickers and Mid-Autumn “Grape” lantern displays in estates, suggesting the outreach will remain visible across the year