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Parents' Association of Pre-School Handicapped Children, The
HealthHuman ServicesFounded by parents, this association advocates for the welfare of people with disabilities of all ages and their families.

United Christian Medical Service
HealthHuman ServicesUnited Christian Nethersole Community Health Service (UCN) is an organisation of United Christian Medical Service. Founded in 1972 by Dr. Edward Paterson, Kwun Tong Community Health Project (predecessor organisation of UCN) provided professional, comprehensive and affordable medical service to community with “Hospital without Walls” concept. In 1997, Kwun Tong Community Health Project merged with Nethersole Community Health Service and renamed to United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service. UCN had become a comprehensive health care organisation focus for primary health care nowadays, by achieving the mission of “Leading a Health Life” covering the following key services: Preventive Medicine & Clinical Service, Chinese Medicine Service, Community Nutrition Service, Emotional Health & Counselling Service, Community Rehabilitation Service, Diagnostic Service, Social Service, and DHC Express (Kwun Tong and Tai Po).

Silence Limited
HealthHuman ServicesFounded in 2008, Silence Limited is a non-profit organization dedicated to individuals with hearing impairments. It is a registered charity under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance and a member of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS). As a non-profit organization, Silence aims to provide a range of support services and promote inclusivity to enhance the quality of life for those with hearing disabilities. Without government recurrent subvention, we primarily rely on donations and support from the community. Therefore, to ensure the long-term and stable development of Silence Limited and to expand diverse services for individuals with hearing impairments, we invite you to join us and support our work.

Ronald McDonald House Charities Hong Kong Limited
HealthHuman ServicesEstablished in 1996, our Shatin House is the first Ronald McDonald House in Asia. Our Kwun Tong House is to be opened in Nov, 2023. We offer comprehensive facilities including 89 guest rooms totally at both Houses as temporary residence or "a home away from home" for families with seriously ill children receiving medical treatment at the hospital.

Richmond Fellowship of Hong Kong
HealthHuman ServicesProvides community mental health services, including vocational, residential, and peer support for individuals with mental illness and families.

Hear Talk Foundation
HealthHuman ServicesHear Talk Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting healthy hearing and raising awareness about hearing loss. They host various events and activities throughout the year, including art exhibitions, charity dinners, and health exhibitions.

Yama Foundation Limited
HealthHuman ServicesHow can yoga and expressive arts therapies make a difference for individuals with special educational needs (SEN)? Since 2016, YAMA Foundation has been on a mission to provide equitable access to these therapeutic wellbeing services, supporting some of Hong Kong’s most vulnerable populations—those with disabilities, chronic illnesses, and mental health challenges from low-income backgrounds. Explore our "Service Unit/Projects" section to see how these approaches can transform lives.

Christian Ministry To Visually Impaired Persons
HealthHuman Services宗旨:培育視障信徒靈命.帶領視障人士歸主。 服侍對象:本港及中國內地的先天或後天失明及弱視人士,亦支援海外使用華文點字之視障人士,不論信仰背景。 1.凌姑娘及讀者製作及翻譯不同版本的點字聖經,如國語點字、粵語點字;福音雜誌、屬靈書藉、神學工具書及屬靈有聲書(光碟/MP3)等。 2.藉著所製作之產品,供應及培訓視障信徒靈命外,亦將福音帶給未信之視障人士。 3.透過三福訓練、初信栽培訓練、團契聚會等,栽培並建立視障信徒肯定生命的價值,預備在神的聖工上作精兵。 4.竭力推動視障人士福音工作予教會及社會人士關心視障人士之身心靈需要。

CareER Association Limited
Human ServicesStanding for ‘Care in Education and Recruitment’, CareER is a Hong Kong charity established in 2014 by individuals with disability, for individuals with disability, dedicated to advancing employment opportunities for individuals in higher education with any type of disability and special educational needs (SEN). Over the past decade, CareER has established the largest talent pool and alumni network for tertiary-educated individuals with disabilities in Hong Kong through its pioneering and award-winning Member System, Employer system and CareER Disability Inclusion Index, supporting people with disabilities to showcase their full potential and become independent, contributing members of society. For more, please visit www.career.org.hk.

Hong Kong Association For Specific Learning Disabilities
EducationHealthA parent-led charity supporting families of children with specific learning disabilities through mutual aid, resources, and activities.

Hong Kong Cornea Concern Association
HealthHuman ServicesMission: The association is dedicated to promote mutual-help among the people with corneal disease, the caregiver and the community we live in. We advocate the rights of people with corneal disease.

Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation, The
HealthHuman ServicesThe Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation is the pioneer in rehabilitation services in Hong Kong since 1959, and is also the longest-standing charity in Hong Kong that specialises in rehabilitation.

Christian & Missionary Alliance Social Services Limited
HealthHuman ServicesC&MA churches delivered social service in 50s. With the spirit of Christ’s love and allied with churches, we are devoted to provide multifaceted social services to support the needy.

Community Drug Advisory Council
HealthHuman ServicesEstablished in 1985, CDAC keeps working on the promotion of health-centered drug education to minimize risks of drug abuse by enhancing health of individuals and community.

Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong, The
HealthHuman ServicesFounded in 1936, The Boys & Girls Clubs Association of Hong Kong (BGCA) is one of the longest serving local non-government organisations dedicated to the welfare of children and youth. Our mission to achieve a balanced and happy environment for the nurturing and growth of our young - physically, intellectually and emotionally - has never wavered in our focus of Nurture the Young, Create the Future. In response to rapid changes of our social milieu in recent years, BGCA has established new services in the context of early childhood intervention offered to children at pre-school age, those with special educational needs and their families requiring enhanced parenting support. BGCA currently delivers services in Hong Kong through over 140 service points and reaches over 190,000 people this year, including over 70,000 members, thus pursuing likewise our coverage of BGCA All The Way.

Mother's Choice Limited
HealthHuman ServicesMother’s Choice is a local charity serving the many children without families and pregnant teenagers in Hong Kong. We join hands with our community to give hope and change the life stories of vulnerab

Society of Rehabilitation And Crime Prevention, Hong Kong, The
HealthHuman ServicesSideBySide’ve encouraged social inclusion, and addressed factors contributing to crime, since 1957, giving released prisoners guidance with kindness and paths to acceptance. We now help other marginalised, at-risk groups. Our dedicated team promotes belonging among at-risk people through our practical services: Social Rehabilitation, Mental Wellness, Competency Development, Community Education, Cultural Inclusion, and Community Connection. We’re SideBySide with excluded people, offering understanding and unwavering support so they can belong.

Mary Rose School
HealthHuman ServicesSubsidiary
Hong Kong Occupational Deafness Association, The
HealthHuman ServicesSupports workers with occupational deafness through compensation aid, health education, advocacy, and public awareness campaigns.

Chain of Charity Movement
HealthHuman ServicesMission: To provide charitable assistance, escort services, free transportation and counselling to the blind, disabled needy persons and their families

Po Leung Kuk
HealthHuman ServicesIn the late 19th Century, abduction and trafficking of women and children were serious crimes in Hong Kong. On 8th November, 1878, a group of local Chinese presented a petition to the Governor, Sir John Pope Hennessy, K.C.M.G., to set up Po Leung Kuk to rescue the kidnapped victims. The “Society for the Protection of Women and Children” was approved by the Hong Kong Governor in May, 1880, but as the petition was submitted on 8th November, 1878, that date was adopted as our founding date. “Po Leung”, translating literally as protection of the young and the innocent, represents the core vision of our organisation. Formally established as the Society for the Protection of Women and Children in 1880, in our long history we have prevented and resolved kidnappings, protected destitute women and children, and assisted the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (under British Rule) as a mediator in complex family and marriage disputes. In line with the economic development of Hong Kong over the past century, the range of services and coverage we provided to the community constantly expanded as welfare needs evolved. Today, we are Hong Kong’s leading social service organisation and fundraiser.

Heep Hong Society
HealthHuman ServicesEstablished in 1963, Heep Hong Society is a leading education and rehabilitation organization offering professional training and family support services for children and youth of different abilities.

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.

TALK Foundation Limited
HealthHuman ServicesBuilding a supportive community for caregivers of children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), ensuring they no longer feel alone.
