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Health In Action Limited
HealthHuman ServicesHealth In Action was established in 2011 and is a registered non-governmental organization in Hong Kong. We have built a strong network and track record in working with the working poor (WP), ethni

Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong - Po Shek Wu Neighbourhood Elderly Centre
EducationHealthSubsidiaryChinese YMCA of Hong Kong is a Christian service organisation based in Hong Kong as part of the global YMCA movement. The Association is committed to building a civil and compassionate Hong Kong through uniting people with the same spirit to extend the Kingdom of God; fostering youth leadership to shoulder social responsibility with keen concern for the motherland and the world; and promoting multiple service programmes based on holistic personal growth, commitment to the underprivileged and reconciliation extending from self to society.

Treats
HealthHuman ServicesThrough our social inclusion programs, children and youth of all abilities and backgrounds are given an equal opportunity to participate in society, learn about diversity and achieve their potential.

Hong Kong Community Network Limited
Human ServicesHKCN operates the Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities in Kwai Tsing District (LINK Centre), the Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities in New Territories East (IDEA Centre) & Social Inclusion Centre in Shatin District (WE Centre).

Hong Kong Christian Service
EducationHealthSince 1952, Hong Kong Christian Service (HKCS) has been working towards a humane and just society. We provide the needy with suitable, professional and quality services genuinely.

Wedo Global Foundation Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesInternational and Foreign AffairsWe plan and arrange community tours, cultural workshops and training programmes for participants to understand more and interact with people from different cultural backgrounds. Our Vision Co-creating joyful moments through cultural experiences Our Mission To nurture cross-cultural leaders To promote cultural diversity and social inclusion To create positive impacts through innovation To enhance community involvement of ethnic minorities

Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council Limited
EducationHealthThe Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council (the Welfare Council) walks in the footsteps of the Son of Peace, working hand in hand with churches and schools while actively engaging with all sectors of society. We walk alongside the disadvantaged, providing services and assistance to those in need, demonstrating Christ's love, and collaborating to build a loving society. Established in 1966, the Welfare Council has provided a wide range of social services, from caring for infants and toddlers to supporting the elderly, from promoting physical and mental health to offering rehabilitation care, from community support to residential care, from life education to end-of-life care, from social work intervention to interdisciplinary team collaboration. Additionally, we provide food assistance, community living room, and transitional housing to grassroots families. The Welfare Council currently operates over 200 service units and member agencies across Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangzhou, creating a comprehensive and close-knit service network. We offer personalised services and holistic care to those in need, helping them to “transform life, live in abundance”.

Branches of Hope Limited
Human ServicesReligion RelatedBranches of Hope, founded in 2012, is a registered tax-exempt charity working to restore dignity, justice and hope to the marginalised and vulnerable in Hong Kong. It is dedicated to supporting refugees, asylum-seekers (non-refoulement claimants) and those who have experienced human trafficking and exploitation through Care, Empowerment and Social Awareness. Branches of Hope achieves this through its two service programmes: the Refugee Opportunity and Development (ROAD) programme and the Stop Trafficking of People (STOP) programme. ROAD supports over 1000 refugees and asylum seekers, mainly from African and Southeast Asian nations. ROAD’s mission is to equip, educate and empower individuals and families to become positive and contributing members of our community. STOP aims to end human trafficking in and through Hong Kong. STOP provides protection support to those who experienced human trafficking and exploitation, educates the vulnerable community to prevent human trafficking from happening, and conducts research to build capacity for responding to these issues.

Christian Action
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitOur mission is to serve those who are disadvantaged, marginalized, displaced or abandoned. Our aim is to give them hope, dignity and self-reliance. Our services are based on the example of Jesus Christ who came to serve all people, regardless of their age, gender, nationality and religion.

Hong Kong Chinese Church of Christ, The
Human ServicesReligion RelatedThe HKCCC, founded in 1926, is a registered non-profit-making Christian organization providing caring & social services in Ho Man Tin since 2005 by Grace Neibourhood Centre & Elderly Activity Centre.

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Public and Societal BenefitReligion Related我們的使命 世界華福中心持定「華人教會,天下一心;廣傳福音,直到主臨」的異象,以「僕人、橋梁、先知」的角色,匯聚各方關於普世宣教和門徒培育重要和具前瞻性的聲音,連結全球華人基督徒領袖,齊心回應神賦予教會的宣教使命。 華福的異象 「華人教會,天下一心;廣傳福音,直到主臨。」 「華福運動」回應神對華人的託付,呼籲普世華人教會同心承擔傳揚福音的宣教責任,跨文化、語言、地域的隔閡,向未得族群傳揚福音,回應主基督所頒布的大使命(參太二十八18-20)。 今天世界華福中心仍本著《華福宣言》的精神,竭力建立兩代之間的橋梁、東西之間的橋梁、新舊之間的橋梁、和宗派之間的橋梁,透過匯聚各方關於普世宣教和培育門徒重要和具前瞻性的聲音,連結全球華人基督徒領袖,齊心回應上帝的宣教使命。

Social Career Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitOur vision is to be in a world where everyone has a second career outside of their work. Everyone deserves an opportunity to develop a second career that we are truly passionate about. We call this our Social Career. You can have a fulfilling Social Career regardless of your profession, education or your social status; it's about who you are and your impact on society through volunteering. Your Social Career will carry on even after you have retired from your daily job.

Erase Poverty (Hong Kong)
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsErase Poverty Hong Kong was set up to to actively support worthy causes in India, with a focus on providing assistance to the most needy groups – children and elderly. Erase Poverty is a Hong Kong based non-profit organisation working to provide access to quality education, health services and skills development services in socially and economically backward communities of India.

Connecting Myanmar Limited
EducationInternational and Foreign AffairsEvery journey has a story to tell. It all started in the summer of 2011, as students back then from various disciplines at the University of Hong Kong, we joined a programme called the Migrant Outreach Education Initiative (MOEI) organized by the Faculty of Social Sciences. In the programme, we were given the opportunity to teach English to a group of Myanmar refugee / migrant children along the Thai-Burma border. While the children absorb knowledge at a speed of a sponge, we volunteers too were given a pair of new lens as we see a world beyond our privileged setting. As we all returned to Hong Kong with a heavy heart, we pondered on how we could give back to this community, a group of smiling faces who took us in almost immediately as one of them - as family. It was then we decided to use what we learnt in University, our knowledge from our respective disciplines, to pay it forward to this land we proudly called our second home. And this has become the spark of our journey. From there on sprang our School Construction programme, Playground Renovation programme, Street Law programme, Journalism Literacy programme, Medical programme and many more. Each year, University students from various disciplines through different summer voluntary programmes head to the Thai-Burma border and various cities in Myanmar to conduct workshops and projects, translating their knowledge into practical use, and along so built strong and lasting friendships with the Myanmar community. From developing programmes and projects, in the year 2017, we also began funding our first batch of Myanmar students to Universities abroad via our Scholarship Scheme - many of which we got acquainted years ago in our summer programmes as participants or members of our local partnering organisations. The journey continues as we explore what lies ahead in the next chapter - and we invite you too to join us as we dream and envision an empathetic world where everyone has the equal opportunity to realise their potentials and aspirations.

APMM Company Limited
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsThe Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants (APMM) conducts activities and programs that empower grassroots migrants in Asia, Pacific and Middle East regions to promote their dignity, wellbeing and rights. It does this by: 1. Establishing and strengthening community organisations of migrants for mutual support, community programs and harnessing of the collective thrusts, will and actions of migrants; 2. Generating and disseminating knowledge and information to heighten awareness of migrants as individuals and communities for their informed actions; 3. Providing skills training to enable migrants to sustain independent, self-governing and responsive organisations to the needs of migrants including both their individual betterment and community wellbeing; 4. Developing sympathy and support for migrants from among the legal, medical, academic, service and faith communities; 5. Promoting solidarity of migrants from across sectors and countries within the region for mutual learning, support, and partnerships. The regional office of the APMM is based in Hong Kong with program and project staff in other countries in the region. APMM has partners in 14 countries and territories (Australia, Bangladesh, Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia, Japan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Macau SAR, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Qatar, South Korea, Taiwan ROC, and Thailand) where localised activities and programs are conducted). Additionally, APMM does secretariat and coordination work for bigger formations as International Migrants Alliance (IMA), Alliance of Marriage Migrants Organisations for Rights and Empowerment (AMMORE), and the Interfaith Network for the Rights of Migrants (INFORM). APMM is governed by the APMM Board of Directors that has members from among the migrant communities, service organisations, academe and the legal profession.

Gurkhas Group (G3S) Charity Foundation Limited, The
Human ServicesThe Gurkhas Group (G3S) Charity Foundation Limited, is a non-governmental organization founded in 22 September 2018. IRD no. 91/14874. We on serving all the ethnic minorities residing in Hong Kong regardless of their age, race, and gender. Mission Our mission is to serve the less fortunate groups within our society for the families, children and youth, elderlies and marginalized women and unemployed individuals by providing appropriate services and support to achieve self-empowerment. Our Aim We aim to promote racial harmony and enhance exchanges and mutual understanding between ethnic minorities, locals and strengthen the learning capacity of non-Chinese students by empowering ethnic minority women and youth to allow them to discover their potentials.

Friends of India
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesInternational and Foreign AffairsMission: To apply Biblical truth and expand God’s kingdom by providing opportunity for others to receive abundant and everlasting life. Objectives: - To educate Hong Kong churches about the needs in India and our responsibility to help meet them. - To serve as a bridge between HK churches and the needy in India by establishing and running a sound sponsorship program. - To provide logistical support and training for short term mission teams from HK churches who wish to go to India to minister.

Aberdeen Kai-Fong Welfare Association Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitMission: Advocate mutual assistance and help neighbours; educate talents to serve the society; develop physical and mental health. The organization is dedicated to providing convenient and reliable welfare services to the public with the professional spirit of caring and helpfulness, so as to achieve sharing. Vision: To become an excellent comprehensive service organization to create a sustainable society.

New Home Association Limited
Human ServicesA non-profit helping new arrivals, ethnic minorities & the disadvantaged in Hong Kong integrate through social and employment services.
Christian Gospel Disciples Church
Human ServicesReligion RelatedWe are a church where God (who is called Yahweh in Scripture) is worshipped; where God’s eternal word (the Holy Scriptures) is the sole standard for doctrine; and where participation in the body of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, is encouraged.

Sowers Action
EducationHuman ServicesEstablished in 1992, Sowers Action is a non-religious, non-political and non-profit-making charitable organization in Hong Kong, committed to promoting educational development and supporting livelihood needs, to help disadvantaged groups around the world.

George A. Spence Foundation Limited
Human ServicesGeorge A. Spence Foundation (“GASF”) is a non-profit Charitable organization focused on providing wellness services and promoting peace to disadvantage people within our community. Our beneficiaries include, but not limited to, chronical illness patients, students from low-income families, ethnic minorities, people with special education needs and elderlies. Since inceptions, we sponsored numerous projects, free for participants, including: - Food & Healthcare Hamper for Elderlies; - Physical Exercise & Mental Healing classes for people with special needs; - English classes for new migrant from China to HKSAR; - Living and education expenses for low-income university students in China; - Chinese Medical Mobile Clinic and Medicine for elderlies in Tai O, Tung Chung and Mui Wo

Lifeline Express Hong Kong Foundation
HealthHuman ServicesLifeline Express Hong Kong Foundation is a registered charitable organization (IRD File No: 91/4895) established in 1997 in Hong Kong, to raise funds to support the operation of the Lifeline Express. Lifeline Express is a well-equipped hospital eye-train, aiming to provide free operations for the underprivileged cataract patients in Mainland China. This purpose-built four compartments eye-train consists of an Examination Room, two Operating Theatres, a Patient Ward, a Multi-function Conference Room and a Living Quarter for medical team. In July 1, 1997, the first hospital eye-train embarked on its mission of light to Fuyang City, Auhui Province, China. In 1999, 2002 and 2009 the second, third and fourth hospital eye-trains come into service.

Firetree Asia Foundation Limited
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsFiretree Asia Foundation is a Hong Kong based charitable foundation supporting non profit organizations that work toward creating long-term positive change through the funding of charities providing education, protection, welfare, healthcare for communities in Hong Kong & South East Asia. The Foundation is the Hong Kong-based partner of Firetree Philanthropy.
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