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Second Smile Foundation Limited

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Second Smile Foundation is a charity based in Hong Kong dedicated to increasing access to affordable, quality dental care for marginalized groups. We target underserved individuals and families with limited treatment options, offering clinically effective, low-cost dental services that restore oral function and boost confidence. Using innovative clinic setups, outreach programs, and practical oral health education, we aim to reduce oral health disparities in our community and make lasting oral health achievable for those we serve.

Watchdog Limited

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Watchdog Early Education Centre, founded in 1983, is a registered charitable organization in Hong Kong dedicated to providing intensive and well-rounded early intervention and therapy programming for English and Cantonese speaking SEN children under six. Serving over 750 children annually with challenges of a wide spectrum of varying degrees including autism spectrum disorders, learning difficulties, global developmental delays, Downs Syndrome, cerebral palsy and hyperactivity, we aim at helping SEN children to fulfil their potential at their earliest possible age and preparing them for entry into the mainstream school system. Watchdog run separate English and Chinese programmes for the assessment and training of key development areas in cognitive, fine motor, gross motor, sensory integration, self-help skill, expressive and receptive language, and social skills. We offer psychological assessment, specialist teaching both on an individual basis or small group setting, Speech therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, and Music Therapy.

Art of Living Society of Hongkong Limited, The

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The Art of Living is a non-profit organization that offers a variety of programs and courses aimed at reducing stress, promoting personal growth, and fostering a sense of community. These programs include meditation, yoga, breathing techniques, and workshops on topics such as leadership and conflict resolution.

Healing Hope Organization Limited

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Healing Hope Organization is a Non- Governmental Organization dedicated to provide quality health care services to patients and seniors to improve their quality of life. Our Vision Establish a model platform of sustainable holistic healthcare services to ensure the continuum of healing hope with love in China and other nations. Our Mission Provide quality medical and senior care services with integrity to improve the life quality of people and communities served. - Develop and implement quality holistic care services - Implant and model integrity and compassion - Mobilize and engage international and national partnership - Deploy appropriate growth and financial strategies

Hong Kong Council of Social Service, The

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An umbrella organisation for social welfare NGOs, supporting its members and advocating for policy to build a just and caring society.

QEH Chaplaincy Limited, The

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Mission: With the Christian faith, we provide physical and spiritual counseling for hospitalized patients, their families and medical staffs. Through continuous visits, Chaplain and volunteers will work as patient listeners to comfort them and provide love, so as to achieve “Peace with God, with himself and others” as their life purpose.

Hong Kong Christian Service

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Since 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.

Asia Pacific Stroke Organisation Limited

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Asia Pacific Stroke Organization (APSO) was established on 09.06.2009 through the merge of Asia Pacific Stroke Association and Japan Stroke Forum. The main objectives of APSO are ​ -To promote and encourage the advancement of scientific knowledge, research and practice in all aspects of stroke -To promote, encourage, organize the post-graduate training and participate in the continuing education process of other members of health professional organizations in the field of stroke -To influence the policy for stroke practice and improve the health service.

Rehabilitation Alliance Hong Kong

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Rehabilitation Alliance Hong Kong is a non-profit organization for people with disabilities (PwDs) and managed by PwDs. We have more than 5,300 members with physical disability, visual impairment, hearing impairment, psychiatric disability, intellectual challenges, and chronic illness; and their caregivers. We actively engage in the advocacy and policy dimensions of rehabilitation services, with a view to promoting equal opportunities, full participation, and better quality of life in every aspect for PwDs. We also contribute in other areas that targets to improve the livelihood of PwDs, such as operating social enterprises that exemplify inclusive employment, conducting surveys to reflect the social issues and concerns of PwDs, and organizing public education campaigns to promote diversity and inclusion.

Ronald McDonald House Charities Hong Kong Limited

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Established 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.

Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Charity Foundation

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Established in 1950, the Hong Kong Red Cross has dedicated to protecting human life, caring for the health of the vulnerable, and respecting human dignity by mobilizing people to serve voluntarily.

Concordia Welfare and Education Foundation

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Concordia Welfare & Education Foundation educates and equips the local advocates and organizations in rural Asia who are working to break the cycle of poverty in their own communities. This is made possible by cultivating trust-filled, long-term relationships with local partners and communities. Together with our partners and local advocate teams, CWEF is focused on several key areas of rural development: Access to Education, Clean Water & Health Training, and Support for Families Impacted by Migration.

Cancerlink - Support & Resource Centre

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Hong Kong Cancer Fund is the city’s largest cancer support organisation, providing free information and 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 began by offering free information and support, which has slowly expanded over time to address all aspects of care. Our work encompasses professional psychosocial care services, home care, peer support, funding of hospital equipment and local cancer research, public education, and much more, filling the gaps in cancer care. Hong Kong Cancer Fund's services are free. Receiving no money from the government or the Community Chest, we rely solely on public generosity to sustain our free and ongoing cancer support services. For more information, please visit www.cancer-fund.org

Community Medical and Education Services Association (HK) Co., Limited

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The Association is a non-profit registered charity organization dedicated to providing physical and mental health services to young people, women and the elderly; providing professional medical services and medical information to the community, establishing a communication platform for medical team members; and providing parent-child education activities for families in need.

Hong Kong Academy of Medicine Foundation Fund, The

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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. The objectives of the Academy are: a. to promote the advancement of the art and science of medicine; b. to foster the development of i. postgraduate medical education and continuing medical education; ii. the study and practice of medicine and its specialties; and iii. medical research; c. to promote i. the integrity of the medical profession; ii. ethical conduct in the practice of medicine and its specialties; and iii. the improvement of the standards of such practice through training, programme approved by the Academy; d. to promote the improvement of health care for Hong Kong citizen; e. to foster a spirit of co-operation among medical practitioners; and f. to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas in relation to all aspects of the art and science of medicine and matters connected with the medical profession.

Asia Pacific Tele-Ophthalmology Society

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Founded by a group of outstanding tele-ophthalmology specialists in the Asia-Pacific region in May 2016, the Asia Pacific Tele-Ophthalmology Society (APTOS) aims to bring together clinicians, researchers, technicians, institutes and organisations to form an alliance that promotes communication, exchange and collaboration in tele-ophthalmology. It provides a platform on which eye care or tele-medical professionals can share knowledge and collaborate to deliver efficient, accessible and quality universal eye care throughout the region. Through its annual symposium, APTOS brings together like minds for lively discussions about how to apply technological advances in tele-ophthalmology.

Cheng Si Yuan (China-International) Hepatitis Research Foundation

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CSY China-International Hepatitis Research Foundation is an independent charitable organization founded by the Vice-Chairman of the National People's Congress, PR China, The Hon Cheng Si-yuan and The Hon Wu Jieping as well as the late Mr James Lau in 1998. Aimed at improving the health standard of Chinese people, the Foundation will recruit the most reputable and top hepatologists from Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and overseas together to exchange views and knowledge on hepatology research, and to improve the standard of prevention, diagnosis and treatment of liver diseases.