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Chinese Christian Assemblies of God Hung Hom Church Limited

Religion Related

我們歡迎您，教會是一個認識真理，學習彼此相愛，互相支持，實踐聖經真理的地方。 基督教華人神召會為一所福音信仰、非宗派的獨立堂會。1965年於旺角建立教會，1995年在葵涌建開植分堂。於2015年開始在現址聚會。 我們的使命是建立一所神喜悅的教會，實行主耶穌基督吩咐的大使命，並以「 重視聖經、彼此相愛、活出聖潔、朝向社群 」四方面達成我們的使命。

Haven of Hope Christian Service

HealthHuman Services

Through a ministry of holistic care, we strive to share the Gospel and develop Christian community. In the love of Christ, we deliver our service in a caring, professional and progressive spirit so that the lives of those serving and being served are mutally enriched.

Clean Air Network

Environment and Animals

Our vision is to clean up Hong Kong’s air. To achieve this vision, CAN is dedicated to driving policy and behavioural change to improve Hong Kong’s air quality. Without losing sight on air pollution from regional activities, marine vessels and power plants, our current primary focus is on roadside pollution and indoor air impact. Our Strategies Build knowledge We build knowledge and understanding among experts and the public. Collaborate strategically We identify, connect and amplify the resources of stakeholders both in Hong Kong and worldwide. A strong network is formed. Advocate solutions We work constantly to find and advocate the sustainable solutions for the future that our government can put into action today. Landmark legislations and policies are implemented with our strong lobbying.

GJWHF Limited

Human Services

We are a team of women who met each other through the Mentoring Programme of The Women's Foundation. We are committed to empowering women to invest in themselves through education, communication and taking action. Committed to a common goal of narrowing (and obliterating!) the gender investment gap, we want to build a community of women committed to helping each other and progress their investing journey! VISION & MISSION (THE PACT) Girls Just Wanna Have Fund$ (GJWHF$) is a non-profit organisation whose Vision is to eradicate the gender investing gap! Our Mission is to empower a community of women+ to: P - Prioritize their future selves, A - Adopt the right mindset, C -Join the Conversation, and T - Take action

BACKGROUND : Christina Noble formally established the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation (CNCF) in 1991 in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) after arriving in Vietnam in 1989 and seeing firsthand the challenges faced by local children living in poverty. Born into the slums of Dublin, Ireland, Christina overcame the death of her mother at an early age and spent her childhood in dire circumstances—ultimately surviving years spent in orphanages and a period of homelessness on the streets of Dublin. Her difficult beginnings fueled her passion for children’s rights, to which she has dedicated her life. Since its inception, CNCF has established over 160 projects providing services to vulnerable children and their families. These projects have directly assisted over 900,000 children and collectively impacted the lives of over one million children and adults. In 1997, Christina extended the work of CNCF into Mongolia. CNCF has grown into a well-established, independent organization and an international partnership of charitable registrations, supported by local governing boards, to disseminate its message worldwide and support its programmatic goals. GOALS : CNCF provides humanitarian assistance to populations in Vietnam and Mongolia that have been profoundly affected by years of poverty and war. To date, over one million children and their families have been impacted by CNCF’s medical, educational, and community development programs. CNCF is dedicated to serving underprivileged children by helping each child maximize his or her life potential. Our programs in Vietnam and Mongolia seek to protect children at risk of economic and sexual exploitation, while ensuring these and other children in need have access to health and psycho-social care, and educational opportunities. Our programs operate within the context of the family and the community whenever possible, and always with love and respect for the dignity of each child as an individual. We also engage in sustainable development initiatives that benefit the families and wider communities of the children we support. Our organization aims to maintain our current programs that have been proven to bring about positive change in the communities served and seek out strategic opportunities for expansion and growth. In addition, we hope that our facilities and programs can continue to serve as models of high-quality, comprehensive social service in the countries in which we operate. CURRENT PROGRAMS : CNCF’s programs in Vietnam and Mongolia help at-risk and underprivileged children and their families by providing access to necessities such as healthcare, education, and community development. Vietnam Programs The Sunshine Social and Medical Centre (SSMC) is the focal point of CNCF’s operations in Vietnam. Located in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), the SSMC is a multi-faceted facility providing medical, nutritional, and educational support to the local community. The SSMC houses a kindergarten and the Sunshine Medical Centre. The Sunshine Medical Centre consists of an Intensive Monitoring Unit, Residential Care Unit, and an Outpatient Clinic that sees 600–1000 visits per month from members of the local community. The Sunshine Home For Boys’ and Sunshine Home For Girls’ provides a safe and nurturing environment for street children and runaways who are suffering or at high risk of starvation, commercial and sexual exploitation, human trafficking and living under a constant threat of violence. The Homes provide psychological and counselling services to help children deal with and process the trauma they have suffered as well as high quality healthcare, education and support to eventually enable them to live independently in the community as well adjusted adults. The Rural Construction program has constructed and equipped more 87 kindergartens, 6 Primary Schools, 4 Medical Stations and Footbridges in HCMC and southern Vietnam providing vital educational opportunities, critically needed health and medical care and day-care to thousands of Vietnam’s poorest children. The Education Scholarship Program provides scholarships to children and young adults whose families are otherwise unable to afford schooling. In 2018, 114 students received scholarships to support their education. The Child Sponsorship Program provides support to approximately 1,000 children per year. With a monthly contribution, sponsors make a significant difference in the life of a child living in poverty by supporting the child’s education and health. The Microfinance Loan Program provides small loans ($150–500 USD) to families in need of capital to help establish, operate, and expand their businesses. In recent years, over 2,000 households have received loans. The Rural Water Supplies Construction project has supplied more than 1,841 deep water wells and water tanks to communities in southern Vietnam since 1998. The project has benefitted thousands of poor families in rural areas by providing clean water solutions. The Bicycle Support Program provides children from extremely poor families with bicycles and safety helmets to facilitate transportation to and from school. In 2018, 145 children received bicycles. The Tay Ninh Residential Centre for Visually Impaired Children is a residential and educational centre, providing visually impaired children with long-term residential care, food, healthcare, education––including formal education, rehabilitation, and life skills training––recreational activities, and vocational training. The Tay Ninh Centre currently houses more than sixty three children and has served more than 1,000 children in its more than fifteen years of operation. Mongolia Programs The Blue Skies Ger Village is a residential care facility for homeless, orphaned, and abandoned children in the Mongolian capital city of Ulaanbaatar. Our village seeks to ensure that the children in its care enjoy a loving and safe environment, receive an education and high-quality healthcare, and retain a close link with Mongolian traditions and customs. The children live in traditional Mongolian gers (tent-like structures) in a protected compound with modern facilities. In 2018, 61 children lived in the Ger Village. The Child Sponsorship Program provides support to approximately 1,000 children per year. With a monthly contribution, sponsors make a significant difference in the life of a child living in poverty by supporting the child’s education and health. The Education Scholarship Program provides scholarships to children and young adults whose families are otherwise unable to afford schooling. In 2018, 47 new scholarships were awarded. The Mongolia Healthcare Program consists of a clinic/infirmary that provides poor, orphaned, and abandoned children with free professional medical attention and emergency care. In 2018, the Healthcare Programme benefitted 1,403 people. The Blue Skies Day Kindergarten provides care and early education to local children from the impoverished Ger district community, between the ages of two and six. Since its inception in 1998, the Kindergarten has nurtured and educated over 1200 children. The Prison Education Program provides full-time education to children housed in the Boys’ Prison in Mongolia. The curriculum focuses on literacy and basic mathematics as a means to begin the rehabilitation and reintegration process. In 2018, the Prison Education Programme benefitted 130 boys. The Arts & Music Programme provides Ger Village, Sponsorship, and Boys’ Prison children with art and music classes that help foster creativity and free expression. In 2018, more than 300 students benefitted. The Sports Programme provides children in our care with a variety of fun sporting opportunities to help their physical, psychological, and social development. In 2018, 70 children participated. The Give-a-Ger Programme provides families who are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, or living in dangerous conditions with warm, safe, and functional new homes. In 2018, 11 families received new homes.

Beautiful Gate Baptist Church Limited, The

Religion Related

Operation Dawn is a Hong Kong-based Christian drug rehabilitation organization. Their mission is to help individuals struggling with addiction find healing and recovery for their body, mind, and spirit, guided by Gospel principles. They offer a comprehensive program that includes rehabilitation, aftercare services, and a life education center.

Grassroots Future Limited

Human Services

Grassroots Future is a registered charity in Hong Kong which came out of a desire to help refugee-led initiatives and grassroots organizations working with refugees build capacity. Grassroots Future envisions to build capacity among refugee-led initiatives, focusing on community building through events and projects driven by members of the refugee community. Education: Supporting the needs of young people and adults through privately funded vocational training, mentorship, workshops and general skills training to improve capacity and self-sufficiency. Supporting the educational expenses of children through our initiatives and event programming. Community building: Community outreach and cultural events, which are curated by the refugee community, to engage different groups within society. Well-being: Provide safe spaces for healing and mental well-being through the arts and recreational activities.

Social Workers Across Borders Limited

Human Services

Mission: To help people (especially those victims from natural and human disasters) rebuild their emotional and spiritual capacities by providing support from social work professionals.

Hong Kong Communion Club Limited

Public and Societal Benefit

HKCC are a community outreach organization focused on providing the less fortunate with opportunities with skills development, education and social development.

Chun Tian Hua Hua Foundation Limited

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducation

Chun Tian Hua Hua Foundation Limited is an officially registered charitable organization in Hong Kong. The Foundation is dedicated to promote creativity, arts and culture education for children and youth to pursuit well-being development.

Chinese Baptist Press (International) Limited

Religion Related

簡介 一八九九年「美華浸會書局」 (本社前身) 在中國廣州成立，後來遷往上海，更在上世紀五十年代遷移到香港繼續運作至今【詳情請參下文本社歷史部份】。一九九六年，出版社正名為「浸信會出版社（國際）有限公司」，在香港政府註冊成為一所獨立的非牟利基督教出版機構。董事會由六個地區的華人浸信會聯會（香港，台灣，澳門，馬來西亞，新加坡及美國/加拿大）所委任的代表，及另行聘任的若干人士組成。 浸信會出版社存在的目的是要藉文字事奉服侍普世華人教會。我們的全職同工，分屬書籍、課程、製作、財務、行政、推廣、批發等各部門，提供中英文聖經、各類屬靈書籍、影音產品及多款聖經教材，其中有備受矚目的全新、由華人撰寫，適合不同年齡組別信徒的《主題式聖經課程》。藉著文字及其他媒體，我們協助信徒和教會更有效地事奉上主，擴展祂的國度。

Fourth Apple Foundation Limited, The

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducation

本會全名為「戲劇教育發展基金有限公司」，英文名為「The Fourth Apple Foundation Limited」，乃一香港註冊的非政府組織，由一群熱心推廣藝術教育人士組成，旨在推廣藝術教育。 戲劇，乃一廣闊的綜合藝術，一切表演藝術皆能綜合其內，包括舞蹈、音樂、視藝等。本會對戲劇教育的理解，乃廣義地指任何把戲劇活動應用於教育中，這些戲劇活動廣泛地包括遊戲、朗讀、語言藝術、舞蹈、音樂、歌唱、角色扮演等，對學習者來說，這些活動既是有趣而又能提升其學習動機，最終讓學習更具效能。 學習，是人類文化承傳的重要歷程。學習愈具效能，人類文化便能有效承傳。本會仝人最終的目的，乃是關懷人類的文化承傳。為此，我們關懷一切學習者的學習過程，我們致力為學習者倡導更有趣和更具效能的學習活動，同時也為施教者倡導有趣而更具效能的教學法。 本會自2011年成立以來，即向公眾提供戲劇藝術與文化培訓和教育、講座、研討會、出版、展覽、以及表演等節目。這些公眾人士既有香港境內的，也有香港境外的。

Chai Wan Baptist Church Community Health Centre Limited

HealthHuman Services

柴灣浸信會(下稱：柴浸)於1972年起植根於柴灣區，一直致力關心區內居民身、心、社、靈各方面的需要。教會除了牧靈關懷之外，亦會透過各項服務，將福音送到社群之中。 1995年，柴浸開設了牙科診所，當時每年服務區內居民約7000人次。2007年，與香港中文大學社會學系合作，透過名為「柴灣社區調查」得知本區居民對醫療服務的需求很大。及後，我們將服務整合為內設牙科、西醫、專科門診、中醫等醫療服務。2011年成立「柴灣浸信會社區健康中心」，與教會攜手，希望「藉服務、深入社群，見証基督」。中心的營運有賴社會各方的慈善基金、熱心團體、各界人士的捐款及從事醫護專業的弟兄姊妹幫忙，以協助各項醫療服務之推展。而中心的盈利最終會投放於各項社會服務，繼續幫助更多有需要的人。

TALK Foundation Limited

HealthHuman Services

Building a supportive community for caregivers of children with Special Educational Needs (SEN), ensuring they no longer feel alone.

Diabetes Hongkong

HealthHuman Services

香港糖尿聯會成立於一九九六年九月，是香港政府註冊慈善組織。我們的宗旨是為糖尿病患者服務，促進各界人士對糖尿病的認識和關注，以期加強糖尿病的預防和治理。 聯會的工作目標，大致分為以下幾點： • 推廣糖尿病相關知識 • 支援糖尿病患者及其家人 • 培訓醫護人員 • 為糖尿病患者作喉舌，爭取社會的關心及尊重 • 聯繫本地及國際糖尿組織，促進學術及臨床經驗的交流 • 鼓勵糖尿病之研究工作，提高醫療水平