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Heung Hoi Ching Kok Lin Association

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesHuman Services

The Hong Kong Buddhist Association, Heung Hoi Ching Kok Lin Association is a Buddhist organization that provides a variety of services to the community, including: Elderly care: The association operates a number of elderly care homes and provides services such as home care, meal delivery, and social activities for the elderly. Education: The association runs a number of schools and kindergartens, providing education to children and young people. Community services: The association provides a variety of community services, such as free medical consultations, food assistance, and emergency relief. Religious services: The association provides a variety of religious services, such as Dharma talks, meditation classes, and Buddhist ceremonies.

St. Stephen's Church Nursery

EducationReligion RelatedSubsidiary

SKH St Stephen's Church Kindergarten is an early childhood education institution established by St. Stephen's Church in 1950. SKH St. Stephen’s Church Nursery was added for the provision of service to children age 2 in 2006. Since then, it begins to provide quality and integrated early childhood education services for children ages 2 to 6 within and outside Central-Western District. Up to now, SKH St Stephen's Church Kindergarten has been established for over 70 years. With a strong foundation in early childhood education service. SKH St Stephen's Church Kindergarten is an ideal and sizeable learning place filled with Jesus’s love. We strive to provide a child-centered and whole-person education; to prepare our children to become lifelong learners with a love of learning; to enable our children to achieve their comprehensive growth in spiritual, moral, intellectual, physical, social, and aesthetic development.

Suen Mei Speech & Hearing Centre

HealthHuman Services

Mission: To provide hearing tests for hearing impaired (HI) children in order to provide them an intensive language program immediately so that they can express orally

City University of Hong Kong

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducation

City University of Hong Kong (CityU) is a leading global university renowned for its excellence in research and professional education. Established as a non-profit public institution, CityU is dedicated to serving the community and making a positive impact on society through cutting-edge research, innovative teaching, and impactful outreach initiatives. As a charity, CityU relies on the generous support of donors to further its mission.

Habitat For Humanity Hong Kong Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong is an international non-profit with the vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live. It strives to improve the global poor living condition and build, rebuild and renovate homes affected by natural disasters. Since it was founded in 1976, it has grown into 70 countries in the world. Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong launched Project Home Works to renovate homes of the needy. It also holds fundraising events to assist families in need locally and in the world.

Caring for the Aged and the Young, Promoting Education and Nurturing Talented Students, Supporting the Disadvantaged and the Sick, and Serving the Community with Sincerity

Christian New Life Association Limited

HealthHuman Services

Christian New Life Association is a non-government and registered drug rehabilitation with residential treatment service organization. It was established in 2001. Our mission is to help illicit drug abusers with addiction problem to experience the Grace, Hope and Love of God for a holistic healing of their lives. We emphasize on the power of the Gospel and the teaching of the Bible to bring hope to these sufferers and introduce them to a holistic treatment model with spiritual, psychological, social and rehabilitation care. At the same time, we continue to changing them to a new lifestyle while they are in our care. We also try to provide family support with counseling to the family of our inmates so that they may have better relationship and support with the recovering addicts to avoid future relapses.

Hong Kong PHAB Association

HealthHuman Services

Hong Kong PHAB Association was established in 1972. The Association has been committed to promoting the concept of “PHAB Integration” which is to enable persons with and without disabilities of all ages to participate in social, recreational, cultural, artistic, sports, personal development activities and employment in a barrier-free environment so as to enhance their interaction and collaboration in building up a harmonious and inclusive society.

Hong Kong Neuro-Muscular Disease Association

HealthHuman Services

Introduction Hong Kong Neuro-Muscular Disease Association is a self-help non-profit making charitable organization for people suffered from Neuro-muscular disease and their carers founded in 1998 under the society ordinance and Inland Revenue Ordinance. It was then incorporated as a limited company in 2012. The Association aims to improve the quality of life and assemble efforts in creating a favorable social environment for people with neuro-muscular disease and their families. It provides mutual support groups, psycho-educational programmes, volunteer visits, social and recreational activities, policy advocacy, information giving and public education activities.

Hong Kong Network for the Promotion of Inclusive Society Limited

HealthHuman Services

Mission: We aim to facilitate equal participation of people with disabilities in the community and promote the integration between the able-bodied and handicapped people.

Agency For Volunteer Service

Human ServicesMutual/Membership Benefit

Established in 1970, Agency for Volunteer Service (AVS) is a non-profit organization with charity status mainly financed by funds from the Government, The Community Chest of Hong Kong, The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, and public and private donations.

Evangelical Gospel Lutheran Church Limited, The

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

Mission: The church was founded with a vision of 50 years unchanged after the transaction of Hong Kong after 1997 to spread the gospel and build more churches, to serve the most needed people including the elderly, the teenagers and youth, children and families etc.

Chai Wan Area Kai-Fong Welfare Association Limited

EducationHuman Services

The association provides a variety of services, including free community courses and assistance with distributing resources to those in need.

Vine Church Limited, The

Religion Related

The Vine is a dynamic community of faith called to build the family of God, transforming lives, cities and societies by the intimate presence of Jesus Christ.

Haven of Hope Bradbury King Lam Community Health Development Centre

HealthHuman ServicesSubsidiary

With multidisciplinary professional support, to help people to live a healthy lifestyle and to enhance their physical, psychological, social and spiritual health, so as to build a holistic healthcare network at all levels from individual, family, community to workplace. Scope of Service - Family and Children Services: Family life education workshops, developmental groups, parent-child activities, support services for new arrivals and homework assistance program - Counseling Service: Individual, children and parent counseling, premarital and marriage counseling, spiritual therapy groups, counseling hotline service - Health Promotion Services: Patient Empowerment Programme, health check, nutrition consultation, weight management project, health promotion and vaccine injection, physiotherapist assessment and consultation - Outreach program: Healthy School Project, Healthy Workplace Project and Mentorship Program for the Youth - Volunteer and Charity Services: storytelling volunteer group, women and man volunteer groups, repair and maintenance volunteer group for the elderly, Smartcooking volunteer group, relief and charity services

Hong Kong Association for AD/HD Limited

HealthHuman Services

It was established in 2006 by a group of local parents who have ADHD children to promote understanding and support for families with ADHD children and to advocate for the necessary services and further studies on ADHD in Hong Kong. It is a locally registered non-profit making charitable organization since 2013 and a member of the HKCSS since 2017.

Helping Hand

Human Services

Helping Hand was established in 1978 with the initial aim of assisting elderly individuals living in cramped bed spaces and facing forced relocation. It is now a registered charitable organization in Hong Kong, dedicated to supporting seniors with housing and care needs. Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for the elderly by providing a wide range of services, including residential care and community outreach programs.

Hong Kong St. John Ambulance

HealthHuman Services

Hong Kong St. John Ambulance is a charitable organization with a long history stretching back over a century and has been serving the community since 1884. Hong Kong St. John Ambulance is dedicated to promoting and encouraging all works of humanity and charity for the relief of distress, suffering, sickness and danger without any distinction as to race, class or creed. The principle and spirit of St. John's mission in Hong Kong is encompassed in its motto: "For the Service of Mankind".

Starfish Charitable Foundation Limited

HealthHuman Services

Starfish was founded in 2004 with a mission to provide medical treatments and feeding homes to orphans in mainland China. We focus on providing meaningful support and resources to underprivileged children in Hong Kong. Poverty is serious in Hong Kong: nearly every one in five children in Hong Kong is living in poverty. Underprivileged children stuck in poverty cycle: Children who grow up in low-income households tend to have less access to opportunities and therefore are more likely to remain poor in adulthood. Compounded with the lack of space in Hong Kong, underprivileged children are deprived of an environment where they can learn and develop happily and healthily. More than just formal education is needed: The Hong Kong government provides basic subsidies for school fees and supplies, but these are not sufficient. Underprivileged children are often unable to participate in the extra-curricular activities and outdoor activities that develop skills such as resilience and confidence, and ultimately enhance social mobility. It is Starfish’s mission to close the opportunity gap by providing much needed opportunities to underprivileged children in Hong Kong. We do not believe that the underprivileged should ‘lose at starting line’. Starfish’s goal is to close the opportunity gap and equalize opportunities. We strongly believe every child is worth investing in, and only if we invest in our children we can drive societal changes and create a more harmonious society.