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Hong Kong Seagull Scholarship Limited

Education

Hong Kong Seagull Scholarship was established by Mr. Lo Yuk Tong, Executive Advisor of The Toys Manufacturers' Association of HK. His idea originated during a visit to Gansu Hope School project activities in 1998.During his time there he heard that a university student had fainted in class and he learned that she had been selling her blood in order to pay for her studies. This touched Mr. Lo’s heart and on his return to Hong Kong he was determined he would do something to help students in similar situations. He set up “Seagulls” which is a voluntary organization to collect funds to provide grants for impoverished students in China to complete their studies and prepare them for a worthwhile place in society. Purpose: The aim of the "Seagull" group is intended to motivate students in poor areas to be like the seagulls bird, fearless with a strong spirit and constantly striving for ideals. Together with this the passing through of love for students with the action called "little candles" which brings warmth and light. The assisted student with ability can enjoy helping others by passing on the candlelight, a flame burning with flourishing spirit forever, so that more students can complete their studies.

Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, The

Human Services

The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups (HKFYG) was founded in 1960 and is now the city’s largest youth service organisation. Mission: To raise a new generation of young people, patriotic and civic-minded, who actively participate in the community, who abide by the Rule of Law, who pursue truth and equality, who are creative and positive and live up to their potential.

Hong Kong Digital Game-based Learning Association

Public and Societal Benefit

The Innovation Business Foundation (IBF) is a non-profit organization in provision of charitable works to assist the development of young scientists and entrepreneurs in Hong Kong and China. The purpose and core objective of the IBF is to bring the young scientists and entrepreneurs together and to help them unlock their fullest potential in order to bring their innovative ideas to life. The work of the IBF can be categorized into 3 major areas: 1. hosting conferences and workshops in Hong Kong and China to facilitate the exchange of ideas as well as the collaboration between local and overseas scientists, economists, entrepreneurs and students 2. attending academic conferences worldwide to foster international collaboration and to attract the best talents to Hong Kong and China 3. sponsorship of local young promising scientists and economists by providing the unique opportunity to attend well-known academic conferences overseas, including meeting, learning and collaborating with award-winning scientists and other researchers from all over the world

Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra Limited is united in its commitment to offering excellence in Chinese music. With a contemporary momentum and a professional spirit, the organization aims to strive for the peak in music and attain the status of a world-class orchestra that is the pride of Hong Kong people. It is often invited to perform at famous venues and festivals all over the world, having covered Europe, North America, Asia, Australia and the Arctic Circle to date. It is therefore acclaimed as a leader among full-sized Chinese music ensembles in the international arena today.

Hong Kong Children And Youth Services

Human Services

Hong Kong Children & Youth Services is a multi-social service agency. The Agency provides social services including Integrated Family Services, Clinical Psychological Service, Community Care Services for the Elderly, Small Group Homes, Foster Care Service, Integrated Children & Youth Services Centre, After-School Care Service, Children and Youth Centre, School Social Work and Support Services, District Youth Outreaching Social Work Service, Overnight Outreaching Service, Counselling Centre for Psychotropic Substances Abusers, Cyber Youth Support Service, Children and Parents Services, Children’s Rehabilitation Services and other Special Projects. OUR VISION: To create a favourable environment where young persons and their family members can develop their potential and realize their goals contributing to a harmonious society. OUR MISSION: - To help individual and their family members to cope with life challenges. - To strengthen the ties and prevent family breakdown. - To develop new welfare projects to meet the ever changing needs of young persons and their families. - To promote social consciousness and sense of civic responsibility among young persons. - To work collaboratively with other organizations and professionals in building up a caring community. - To provide opportunities for job challenge, training and self development for our staff.

Hong Kong Cancer Fund

Health

Hong Kong Cancer Fund is the city’s largest cancer support organisation, providing free professional support to anyone living with or affected by cancer. Established in 1987, our vision was to better the quality of cancer support in Hong Kong and ensure that no one faces cancer alone. We aim to bridge the gaps in cancer care and making life better for people touched by cancer through our FREE professional service, public education campaigns, cancer research and support to public hospitals. Rece

Hong Kong Buddhist Association, The

Arts and Culture and Humanities

Mission: To spread Buddha's teachings.

Hong Kong Arts Festival Society Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

HKAF, launched in 1973, is a major international arts festival committed to enriching the cultural life of the city by presenting leading local and international artists in all genres of the performing arts as well as a diverse range of “PLUS” and educational events in February and March each year. HKAF is a non-profit organisation. The total budget for FY2021/22 (including the 50th Hong Kong Arts Festival and 2022 "No Limits") is approximately HK$124 million. Current Government annual funding accounts for around 21% of the Festival's total income. Around 16% of the Festival's income needs to come from the box office, and around 45% from sponsorship and donations made by corporations, individuals and charitable foundations. The remaining 18% is expected to come from other revenue sources including the Government's matching scheme, which matches income generated through private sector sponsorship and donations. HKAF actively collaborates with Hong Kong’s own creative talent and showcases emerging local artists. Over the years, HKAF has commissioned and produced over 250 local productions across genres including Cantonese opera, theatre, chamber opera, music and contemporary dance, many with successful subsequent runs in Hong Kong and overseas. Recent HKAF productions include Gangsters of Hong Kong, Always by Your Side, Pavilion of a Hundred Flowers, A Floating Family – A Trilogy, Hong Kong Odyssey, Danz Up, Datong – The Chinese Utopia, The Amahs and Murder in San Jose, to name a few. HKAF frequently partners with renowned international artists and institutions to produce exceptional works, such as Der Fensterputzer (The Window Washer) co-produced by HKAF, Goethe-Institut Hong Kong and Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch, Richard III and The Tempest produced by The Old Vic, BAM and Neal Street under “The Bridge Project” with HKAF as a co-commissioning institution, Green Snake co-commissioned with Shanghai International Arts Festival, and Dream of the Red Chamber co-produced with San Francisco Opera. HKAF invests heavily in arts education for young people. Over the past 30 years, our “Young Friends” scheme has reached over 800,000 local secondary and tertiary school students. A variety of arts education projects serving primary, secondary, and tertiary school students have been launched in recent years, featuring activities such as student showcases, pre-performance talks, open rehearsals, opportunities to attend Festival performances, as well as in-school workshops and lecture demonstrations led by international and local artists. Donations to the “Student Ticket Scheme” also make available approximately 10,000 half-price student tickets each year. HKAF organises a diverse range of “Festival PLUS” activities in community locations each year to enhance engagement between artists and audiences. These include films, lecture demonstrations, masterclasses, workshops, symposia, backstage visits, exhibitions, meet-the-artist sessions, and guided cultural tours. HKAF actively promotes inclusiveness and understanding via the arts to every corner of the community. The “No Limits” project, co-presented with the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, was launched in 2019. Through a series of performances and diverse arts experiences for students and the community, “No Limits” strives to create an inclusive space for people with different abilities to share the joy of the arts together.

Established in 1995, Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC) is a statutory body set up by the Government to support the broad development of the arts in Hong Kong. Its major roles include grant allocation, policy and planning, advocacy, promotion and development, and special projects. Our vision is to establish Hong Kong as a dynamic and diverse cultural metropolis. Our mission is to support and promote the development of 10 major art forms in literary arts, performing arts, visual arts as well as film and media arts in Hong Kong. Aiming to foster a thriving arts environment and enhancing the quality of life of the public, the we are also committed to facilitating community-wide participation in the arts and arts education, encouraging arts criticism, raising the standard of arts administration, and contributing on policy research.

Hong Kong and Macao Lions Beacon for Youth Foundation Limited

Education

Objectives: - To realize the Lions Clubs’ spirit of ‘We Serve’ by showing care for and serving the community; - To cultivate children and young people with the idea to care and serve the community. It is hoped that through the homework guidance programme of the Foundation, they can be nurtured to become a group of responsible people who make contribution to society. Service: To provide after-school homework guidance programme for primary students from low-income families The aims of the programme: Service targets are underprivileged students who have no parental care or guidance after school. The programme provides a better environment and guidance for the students to study. This enhances their knowledge and reduces street kid problem. This programme enables parents of low-income families to go out to work without worries. This will increase their family income and improve their lives. Tutors can practice their teaching methods and develop communication skills and confidence. Then they are well-prepared to pursue a career in the social work profession.

Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, The

Arts and Culture and Humanities

The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, established by The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts Ordinance in 1984, is a leading tertiary institution for the performing arts in Asia. It provides professional undergraduate education and practice-based postgraduate studies. The study encompasses Chinese Opera, Dance, Drama, Film and Television, Music, and Theatre and Entertainment Arts. Its educational philosophy reflects the cultural diversity of Hong Kong with emphasis on Chinese and Western traditions, and interdisciplinary learning. Mission Cultivating 21st century performing artists: an Asian heart, a global view The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts capitalises on its position within a dynamic and diverse cultural metropolis and its strong industry and community partnerships to provide students with an innovative, multidisciplinary and globally focused education.

Hong Kong Academy of School Managers Limited, The

Education

教育為社會及國家的百年大計，無論是承傳民族國家抑或一個社會的傳統文化、弘揚核心價值，抑或培育青少年的品德、才能、知識、最新資訊、應用技術，以至培育其思考分析及判斷能力，都有賴優良的教育制度、政策設定、具體施教以至學校管治等多方面的成功配合。 本「校董學會」之成立，絕不在於加強對學校之管治，吾人更深信香港教師團隊及教育行政人員的專業水準，但吾人來自不同領域，並身負學校管理者、領導者及支持者的身份，能夠以更廣闊視野來對本港教育作出更大之承擔、要求與支持。最重要的，是我們會竭盡所能，為學校爭取最佳的資源配套。

Hong Kong Adventure Corps Limited

Human Services

The Hong Kong Adventure Corps is a voluntary uniformed organisation of youngsters founded on 4 September 1995 and registered as a charity body. It was formerly the Junior Leaders Corps of the Royal Hong Kong Regiment (the Volunteers). Our Vision The Hong Kong Adventure Corps aims to become an excellent and widely recognized uniformed youth group – providing high-quality discipline and leadership training of adventurous nature to young people. Our Mission To help young people to develop their character and leadership skills through tough and challenging training with a distinctive military flavour which promotes qualities of responsibility, self-confidence, resourcefulness, endurance, perseverance and a sense of serving the community.

Hong Kong Academy of Medicine

Education

Established in 1993, the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine (Academy) is an independent institution with statutory power to organise, monitor, assess and accredit all medical and dental specialist training, and the responsibility to oversee the continuing medical education and continuous professional development to maintain the standard of specialists practising in Hong Kong. The powers of the Academy are laid out in the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Ordinance (Cap. 419), Regulations and Bylaws. Since the Medical Registration Ordinance was amended in 1996, the Academy has played a more active and significant role in the accreditation of continuing medical education for the purpose of specialist registration. The upsurge of specialisation in medicine encourages branching of the profession. Between 1992 and 1997, 15 constituent specialty Colleges were recognised by the Academy Council, all of which run their own structured training programmes. The Specialist Register was established in 1998. According to the Medical Registration Ordinance (MRO) and Dentists Registration Ordinance (DRO), a registered medical practitioner or dentist who wishes to have his/her name included in the Specialist Register of Medical Council of Hong Kong (MCHK) or Dental Council of Hong Kong (DCHK) must be either a Fellow of the Academy, or certified by the Academy to have training and qualification comparable [or equivalent in the case of an application under DRO] to that required of an Academy Fellow in the relevant specialty. A specialist can claim himself / herself as a specialist only in the specialty under which he / she is included in the Specialist Register but not other specialists.

Hong Kong Academy Educational Foundation Limited, The

Education

Hong Kong Academy is a non-profit international through-train school located in Sai Kung in the New Territories. Founded in 2000, we are in our third decade of providing joyful, dynamic and rigorous education to children ages 3 to 18. We value how children learn as well as what they learn, and our teachers provide rich and engaging opportunities for every individual to discover their passions, pursue their interests and contribute to their communities. MISSION STATEMENT Hong Kong Academy is a joyful, dynamic learning community that provides a rigorous international education characterised by mutual benefit and support. As an educational leader, HKA empowers learners to pursue pathways to individual excellence by fostering creativity, communication and problem-solving skills. HKA learners develop an evolving understanding of themselves and our changing world, leading them to engage in responsible action motivated by their interests, strengths and ongoing reflection. HKA is committed to maintaining a diverse, collaborative and captivating learning environment in which students become adaptable, confident and tolerant, equipping them for a sustainable future .

Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education Limited, The

Education

The Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education is a non-profit organisation subvented by the Education Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. We work with schools and universities in Hong Kong, as well as experts from around the world, to provide off-school gifted education programmes for gifted students aged 10 to 18 with the aim of stretching their potential. VISION The HKAGE aims to become a regional hub of its kind with an effective framework for strategic planning and delivery of appropriate programmes to encourage and nurture gifted students, and to provide support to their teachers and parents as well as related researchers and organisations within the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. MISSION Specifically, our mission is to secure appropriate learning and development opportunities for gifted students, aged 10 to 18 years, to enable them to realise their potential in a wide range of learning domains including academic and non-academic areas including leadership, creativity and interpersonal skills, and to cater for their social and emotional needs as well as their sense of commitment to the community.

Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps

Education

The Corps is one of the 11 government funded uniformed groups in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), People's Republic of China. Our dual mission is to provide aviation education to young people of Hong Kong; and to empower them to become outstanding leaders and responsible citizens through a progressive syllabus of disciplined training, mainland/overseas exchanges, and community services. HKACC has been nurturing manpower resources for the local aviation industry since 1971. Throughout the years, by offering quality aviation education programmes and activities supported by the local aviation industry, we are a stepping stone for young people who pursue aviation either as a career or as a hobby. We also provide non-formal education and leadership development programmes to our members. Such programmes embody physical fitness exercises and expedition activities to enhance personal and holistic development of young people. Most newly joined adult members undergo a syllabus accredited by the UK Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) to equip them with the necessary skills and knowledge for fulfilling their supervisory role at unit level. Through accumulating the requisite service experience and completing certain written assignment projects, the opportunity is there for adult volunteers to gain vocational qualifications offered by the City and Guilds, UK. People in the aviation field are always passionate, dynamic, and are usually more inclined to work as a team and take a broader view. I have full confidence that through the hard work of all colleagues and cadets, the Corps will continue to high quality aviation education and leadership development programmes to advance our next generation to a brighter future. On behalf of the Corps, I invite you to visit this homepage often to learn about our latest activities, developments and events.

Hong Kong ABWE Social Services

Human Services

Based on the teachings and the love of Jesus Christ, we witness for Him and provide quality social services that help people develop holistically.

Hong Kong (Asia) Youth Association Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

The Hong Kong Asian Youth Association (HKAYA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering young people in Hong Kong and Asia. They focus on fostering innovation, positive thinking, and social responsibility among youth, encouraging them to contribute to a harmonious society. They offer a variety of programs and services, including workshops, professional training courses, and community service opportunities. The HKAYA aims to cultivate a new generation of young leaders who are committed to making a positive impact on their communities and the world.

Hong Kong & Kowloon Kai-fong Women's Association Limited

Human Services

Founded in 1966 by Dr Sun Fong Chung, BBS MBE JP, the Hong Kong and Kowloon Kaifong Women's Association is a non-profit voluntary service organisation. After running the Association for several years, Hong Kong and Kowloon Kaifong Women's Association Ltd. was established in 1969. It is dedicated to handling youth welfare services, respecting the elderly and empathising with the poor, sending condolences to the needy and promoting filial piety.

Hong Kong "Hope Through Music" Children's Charity Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

Our charity provides free musical education (choir and orchestra) to underprivileged children from low-income families. Through group training, we aim to raise their interest in music and help them establish their good character. Similarly, through stage performances, we also aim to improve their self-esteem and enable them, being spiritually enriched, to strive for a better future. Vision ​To improve the life of underprivileged children and enhance social harmony through music education. Mission ​To provide free music education to underprivileged children with the aim of cultivating their hobby, character, future, and in return improving social harmony in the long run.

港九電器商聯會社會福利基金宗旨 (本基金乃在政府註冊之慈善機構) 提倡社會福利教育 促進教育事業發展 使香港及其他國家之人民受惠

Hong Kong - Shanghai Youth Association Limited

Education

滬港青年會（原滬港青年交流促進會）是2009年於香港成立的非牟利民間組織，也是上海市青年聯合會的會員團體，致力於推廣香港和以上海為首之江蘇省、浙江省長三角地區的青年交流活動，為推動國民教育及增進交流的長遠事業而奮鬥。本會希望集合社會各界翹楚的力量，以上海為視窗，在促進兩地交流和加深下一代對祖國認識方面發揮作用。

Hok Yau Club

Human Services

Hok Yau Club aims to nurture students and youths, not only fulfilling the needs of the community and students, but also cultivating talents of wide scope and with multiple thinking for future Hong Kong. Mission: To nurture the spirit of mutual-support, and amiability, diligence as well as eagerness to learn