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Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps
Human ServicesSubsidiaryThe Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps was incorporated in 1968. The Corps is not a vocational training institute but a government subsidized Uniformed Youth Organisation with cadet members aged 12-18. All cad

Lutheran School for The Deaf
Human ServicesReligion RelatedSubsidiary
Methodist Epworth Village Community Centre
Human ServicesReligion RelatedSubsidiary
Mary Rose School
HealthHuman ServicesSubsidiary
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.

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.

Asbury Methodist Social Service
Human ServicesReligion RelatedSubsidiaryWe provided to residents through a wide range of activities, to expand their mutual help power and foster their physical and psychological development; thus, allowing them to enjoy a rich life and to build a harmonious and integrated community.

Kwun Tong Methodist Social Service
HealthHuman ServicesSubsidiaryOur agency, established in 1966, is a community based charitable social service organization under The Methodist Church, Hong Kong.
Pneumoconiosis Compensation Fund Board
Human Services
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals
HealthHuman ServicesSince its establishment in 1870, TWGHs is the largest charitable organisation with the longest history in HK to mark significant milestones in medical & health, education and community services.

Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service
HealthHuman ServicesSubsidiaryEstablished in 1967, YMMSS is a Social Service Agency providing diversified services.

Yan Chai Hospital Social Services Department
HealthHuman ServicesSubsidiaryYan Chai Hospital commenced social services in 1978. We mainly provide elderly, rehabilitation, and youth & child care services. Our service units are located all over the territory.
Employees' Compensation Insurance Levies Management Board
Human ServicesThe Employees' Compensation Insurance Levies Management Board, established on 1 July 1990 under the Employees' Compensation Insurance Levies Ordinance (Chapter 411), is responsible for the collection and distribution of the levy remitted by insurers. Functions - To collect the levy remitted by insurers; - To make recommendations to the Chief Executive in Council with respect to the rate of levy ; and - To distribute its net resources to the bodies specified in the Employees' Compensation Insurance Levies Ordinance

Methodist Centre
Human ServicesReligion RelatedSubsidiaryOccupational Deafness Compensation Board
Human Services
Vocational Training Council
Human ServicesHong Kong's largest vocational training provider, offering diverse programs for school leavers and adults to support local industries.

Hospital Authority
HealthManages Hong Kong's public hospitals and medical services. Accepts donations via its foundation to enhance patient care and safeguard health.

Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Human ServicesReligion RelatedSubsidiaryHong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority
Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority

Employees Retraining Board
Human Services
Clothing Industry Training Authority
EducationHuman ServicesThe Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) was established in September 1975 according to the Industrial Training (Clothing Industry) Ordinance to provide training courses for the clothing and textile industry. Our mission is to assist the clothing industry to enhance its global competitiveness through the adoption of an industry-led approach to effectively strengthen our services in: - Training and developing management and technical professionals - Promoting sound commercial and industrial practices - Facilitating the application of innovation and technology

Hong Kong Arts Development Council
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducationEstablished 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 Polytechnic University, The
