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Chinese Christian Universities Alumni Association (Hong Kong) Limited

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Chinese Christian Evangelists' Mission Sai Tai Church (Hong Kong) Limited

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Sai Tai Church is a Christian church located in Hong Kong. They emphasize gathering together in Christ's love, relying on God's Word, and serving the community.

Chinese Christian Evangelists' Mission Chung Kei Church (Hong Kong) Limited

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The church is located in Ngau Tau Kok and has been serving the community for many years. It offers a variety of programs and services for people of all ages, including children, youth, adults, and seniors. The church's mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to make disciples of all nations. The church's vision is to be a church that is growing in Christ, serving the community, and reaching out to the world. Sources and related content

Chinese Christian Evangelists' Mission Central Church (Hong Kong) Limited

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本會以高舉基督、廣傳福音、建立教會、造就信徒、擴展靈工、服務人群，以達榮神益人之目的為宗旨。 中國基督徒傳道會於1953年3月由創辦人宋彼得牧師創立，期望由一群中國基督徒以自立、自養、自傳方式組成的教會。 總會初期於筲箕灣成立西大堂，中心堂於1966年4月9日成立（初期名為九龍中心堂），以銀行按揭方式購置堂址，位於九龍旺角彌敦道607號新興大厦303室，開展聖工。在新界小欖村有一所福音堂，其後亦將牛頭角中基佈道所正式成為中基堂，在不同區域發展。 60至70年代香港人口急速增長，宋牧師同期開辨永生醫務院，為貧苦大眾提供廉價醫療服務，也開辦全港首創流動醫療福音車隊，效法主耶穌基督昔日到各處傳道醫病，高峰時期有十部醫療車，每日到港九新界造福人群，一邊醫病，一邊傳揚福音。 宋牧師於本堂成立初期息勞歸主，宋林覺今師母續任監督，除了主日崇拜外，每週有主日學、青少年團契，詩班員練習、慕道班、信徒造就班、探訪工作、家庭聚會、週三晚祈禱會，同工祈禱會及定期佈道會等，蒙神恩待信徒人數逐漸增加。 80年代旺角區内環境改變，色情場所林立，本堂事工正值興旺時期，青少年團契出席人數眾多，年輕姊妹出入感到尴尬，上落電梯時需要結伴或有弟兄陪伴，加上地方不敷應用，急需另覓新堂，會友一致同意進行擴堂，經歴主的恩典，於1992年12月6日搬往煙廠街興發商業大廈101室，擴展主的國度。 千禧年代本堂事工不斷發展，開辦學生功輔班，由專職導師負責，吸引區內青少年學生到教會認識福音，並設立兒童崇拜，教會使用空間漸見緊絀，逐購置同一大厦401室，作為副堂。 本堂回應主的大使命，由2014年起支持泰北阿卡族福音事工，並每年舉辦短宣到泰國清萊探訪，參加人數逐年增加，2016年約有30人出發，受到當地事工的啟發，於2018年10月開辦咖啡室福音事工，將副堂401室改造為咖啡室，名為良亭雅敍（Pavilion Cafe），藉此接觸人群廣傳福音，亦開放空間給予主內團體使用，榮耀主名。

Chinese Christian Church of Amoy, Kowloon, Hong Kong, The

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本教會開始於一九三八年，初時聚會借九龍城打鼓嶺道伯特利地方舉行，後來遷士他令道浸信會。光復時則假太子道303號地下吳清池先生（即吳毓輝前主席令尊）府上，不久又再遷士他令道浸信會聚會。 主日講道初時由主內弟兄姊妹輪流負責，及蒙伯特利教會牧師及各教會牧師幫助，主理講道，後來本會聘請陳應希先生為第一任傳道，第二任傳道為金腓力先生。一九四七年蒙神安排，得聘簡賜福先生為第三任傳道，並於一九五三年三月一日按立簡賜福先生為本會牧師。 一九四九年本會先賢前輩感於必須要有自己的禮拜堂及學校，所以發起籌建禮拜堂及學校運動，成立了九龍閩南中華基督教會籌建委員會，並於一九五四年向政府正式註冊為法團，展開籌募建堂、建校運動，獲海內外主內弟兄姊妹及美國歸正教會支持及奉獻，並蒙政府批贈天光道一幅三萬餘尺地皮為建堂，建校之用，感謝上帝，禮拜堂終於一九五八年在天光道舉行動土禮，一九五九年舉行獻堂禮。

Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong, The

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesHuman Services

While developing the art of traditional Cantonese Opera and protecting the rights and welfare of fellow performers, CAAHK also aims at providing care to the old and weak, assisting the widowed and orphaned, performing ceremonies to pay tributes to the Chinese saints and ancestors, and nurturing new talents. Over the past 50 years, CAAHK has not only looking after the welfare of its members, but also actively participating in charity events for the community. Whenever there were huge disasters that struck Hong Kong, China of Asia, the CAAHK would immediately organize charity performances to raise funds and support those who were affected, events such as Love for Victims by CAAHK (八和愛心獻災民), Sending Warmth to Taiwan by CAAHK (八和送暖到台灣), Love for South Asia by CAAHK (八和愛心獻南亞), and Together CAAHK Warms Up Sichuan (八和同心暖四川) were held. On 17 December 2008, the CAAHK was registered as a charity organization. Committed to establishing and protecting the survival mechanism of Cantonese Opera in Hong Kong, CAAHK aims to strengthen the inheritance system and enhance the communication with various stakeholders in the society, thereby passing down the tradition of Cantonese Opera in a dynamic fashion.

China Hong Kong Fire Protection Association

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

The mission and values of establishing the CHKFPA are as follows: - Gathering fire technologists, fire professionals, disater/loss/reduction/prevention enthusiasts and fire-related enterprises in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to form an academic, charitable, non-profit making organization, so as to help Hong Kong residents with financial difficulties such as the elderly and the physically-challenged to speedily return to normal life after fire/catastrophes, and to assist in the building of a harmonious society. - In accordance with the law and policies of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, we aim to uphold social and moral values, actively promote fire technology and knowledge, unite and encourage fire technologists and professionals and disaster/loss/reduction/prevention enthusiasts to promote the development of fire service so as to make Hong Kong a safe community. - Attaching importance to public education and promotion of the fire safety, avoidance of recurrence of fire and other catastrophes by adopting a preventive approach, reduction of damage by fire and other calamities, upgrading of social safety in Hong Kong, protection of economic developments and personal lives and property in the community. - Provision and support of social and charitable activities, such as free seminars on fire safety, free first aid and other related training, and social relief from disasters and dangers etc. - According to the objectives of the Association, rendering assistance to members of the Association and people in China and overseas alike in the pursuit of fire safety, fire engineering and fire science, and to strengthen ties among them. - Calling upon people from all social strata who are interested in the elimination of catastrophes and prevention of dangers, to serve the community by promoting the development and application of fire engineering and fire science.

China Hong Kong Chapter of the Alliance for Healthy Cities, The

Environment and AnimalsHealth

Under the District Administration Scheme launched since 1982, Hong Kong is divided into 18 administrative districts. The first Healthy City Project (HCP) of Hong Kong was initiated in Sai Kung District in 1997. This first-ever HCP was featured by its bottom-up approach where tremendous efforts have been made in engaging the community to promote health awareness and to make collaborative efforts in building a healthy community. A cohesive partnership infrastructure across sectors conducive to sustainable development has also been built. Over the years, more and more districts in Hong Kong joined the “Healthy Cities” movement. When the Alliance for Healthy Cities was inaugurated in 2004, Sai Kung and Kwai Tsing Districts were among the founding members. To consolidate the work of various administrative districts and to take forward the “Healthy Cities” initiative in a synergistic manner, the China Hong Kong Chapter of the AFHC was established in September 2007. The Inauguration Ceremony of the China Hong Kong Chapter cum “Healthy Cities” Forum was held on 14 September 2007 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Overseas speakers included Dr. Shigeru Omi, the then Director of the WHO Western Pacific Regional Office and academics/ experienced practitioners from Australia, South Korea, Japan, China and Macau.

China Bible Seminary (Hong Kong) Limited

EducationReligion Related

本院確信舊約及新約聖經為獨一真神的啟示，全部由神的靈感動而成，永遠真實可信，並無錯誤。 本院認同福音派教會的信仰，並接受使徒信經為信仰的準則︰ 1.相信真神，乃是全能的父，創造天地的主。 2.相信主耶穌基督，乃是神的獨生子，因聖靈感孕，由童貞女馬利亞所生，在本丟彼拉多手下受難，被釘於十字架、受死、埋葬、降在陰間、第三天從死裡復活、升天，坐在全能父神的右邊；將來必從那裏降臨，審判活人死人。 3.相信聖靈，乃是三位一體神之一位格，與聖父、聖子同等、同尊、同榮。 4.相信聖而公之教會、聖徒相通、罪得赦免、身體復活和信永生。

Children's Institute of Hong Kong Limited, The

Human Services

The Children’s Institute of Hong Kong Limited (TCI) was founded in 2003 as a service provider in the service of children and families with special needs. TCI was started by the parents of two children with special education needs. Today, TCI operates as a leader to the provision of applied behavior analysis special instruction for students with special eduction needs services in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). TCI has been granted charitable organization status under the Inland Revenue Department of the HKSAR. ​ TCI serves children and their families using evidence-based and state of the art treatments derived from the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). This is made possible, but not limited to the following three elements:

Children's Hope Fund Hong Kong Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

Children's Hope Fund Hong Kong provides development aid with the following main focuses: community development, child protection, disaster response and health. The primary beneficiaries of our services are children and their families, whom we reach through small, local facilities that can provide personal assistance at a high level.

Chiang Chen Industrial Charity Foundation (Hong Kong) Limited

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The Chiang Chen Industrial Charity Foundation was established in 1990 by Dr. Chiang Chen, founder and chairman of the Chen Hsong Holdings Limited. Dr. Chiang came to Hong Kong from his hometown in Shandong Province, China in 1949. Credit to his hard work and devotion to the manufacturing industry, he is recognized as a prominent leader in the industry and a much admired and respected role model for industrialists in China. Today, the Chen Hsong Group is one of the leading manufacturers of plastic injection moulding machines in the world and operates diversified business globally. His belief in "Enriching the Livelihood of People by Industry, Strengthening the Country through a Prosperous Society" was inspired by the quick recovery of the economies of Japan and Germany after World War II. Dr. Chiang firmly believes that advanced manufacturing technologies will bring about the modernization of China and raise the living standard of all Chinese people. Dr. Chiang therefore donated all his shares of the Chen Hsong Group to establish the Chiang Chen Industrial Charity Foundation.

Cheung Chau Volunteer Service Association (Hong Kong)

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Purpose: 1. Spread the Christian Gospel 2. Promote general education 3. Help the poor and the weak 4. Promote family harmony 5. Cultivate and explore the creative thinking of primary and secondary school students 6. Train young people to help others and help themselves Objectives of the Association : 1. Cultivate the spirit of good interpersonal relationship and strengthen the good communication skills between people. 2. Respect and cherish every precious life bestowed by God. 3. To accompany and train volunteers and volunteer mentors, and give play to the spirit of helping others and oneself 4. Encourage primary and secondary school students to absorb more extracurricular knowledge 5. Help primary school students with dyslexia/language impairment 6. Frequent home visits: Collaborate through dialogue and communication with parents.

Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers Hong Kong Limited, The

Mutual/Membership BenefitPublic and Societal Benefit

The CIBSE Hong Kong Region is one of the largest CIBSE regions and has about 2,800 members. CIBSE HKR represents CIBSE in Hong Kong, especially with respect to membership development, public image and co-ordination with other learned societies in Hong Kong. CIBSE HKR also administers the grant from Headquarters for the interest of CIBSE members in Hong Kong and conducts professional review interviews and training assessment in Hong Kong on behalf of Headquarters. The CIBSE HKR organizes appropriate activities for and provides membership or training advice to CIBSE members in Hong Kong, but also advises, assists and monitors the learned society functions organized jointly with Building Services Division of HKIE, Hong Kong Chapter of ASHRAE for CIBSE members in Hong Kong. Vision The CIBSE has the vision of promotion the art, science and practice of building services engineering for the benefit of all, and the advancement of education and research in building services engineering. The Institution has two main functions: 1. It confers an internationally recognized badge of quality; 2. It undertakes a wide range of learned society activities ranging from producing information services and acknowledged industry good practice publications in its series of Guides and other publications, to running a wide range of events, and to providing extensive networking activities through a series of regional and special interest groups.

Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong, The

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The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong (CILTHK) is the professional body for those engaged in various sectors of transport and logistics, including air, sea and land, for both passengers and freight transportation. The Chartered Institute of Transport (CIT) was formed in the United Kingdom in 1919 as the Institute of Transport and became a Chartered Institute in 1926. The Institute first set up the Hong Kong Branch in 1968 and it was upgraded to the Hong Kong Section in 1972. On 1 October 1991, the Hong Kong Section was upgraded to National Council status and renamed as the Chartered Institute of Transport in Hong Kong (CITHK). This change gave CITHK the authority to handle all Institute matters independently. Mission & Objectives 'To Advance and Promote the Art and Science of Logistics and Transport' The CILT sets the highest standards of professional practice through education, a comprehensive qualifications framework, career experience, professional grades and continuing professional development.

Chamber Music For Life Hong Kong Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

Chamber Music For Life Hong Kong (CMLHK) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and cultivating appreciation for chamber music in Hong Kong. They aim to make this genre accessible to a wider audience through diverse and engaging programs.

Central Conservatory of Music (Hong Kong) Foundation Limited, The

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesMutual/Membership Benefit

As the premier centre for the study and advancement of music in China, the Central Conservatory of Music (CCOM) can be proud of its achievements. Many graduates of the Conservatory have been transformed into renowned musicians contributing their talent and skills on the stages in major cities around the world. Through their efforts they promote harmony and understanding among audiences of all nationalities through the universal language of music. The Foundation recognizes the distinction of the CCOM's teachers and students and strives to provide support and incentives to promote excellence in all aspects of music education. Apart from promoting technical competence on an individual basis, the Foundation will strive to support all aspects of the Conservatory's work in advancing its EOS Orchestra Academy at Central Conservatory of Music. One of the visions of the CCOM is to place its students in major symphony orchestras around the world. This requires of CCOM's students not only exceptional technical competence but also the ability to work in collaborative environments, exercising human skills in communication and teamwork.

香港工商基督徒協會，創始於1959年，目前有多個分會，會員皆為工商及專業界基督徒，不分教會，不分宗派，團結一起，在工商專業界見證神。 我們的使命 Transform the Global Marketplace by the Gospel of Jesus Christ 以耶穌基督的福音 轉化全球工商職場

Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong Lay Prison Evangelical Organization

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This charity is dedicated to helping persons in custody to return to the right path and look for their direction in life through arts activities such as drawing, ceramics and music and drama performances, persons in custody are inspired to exercise self-reflection and strengthen their abilities in self-discipline, co-operation with others, communication and expressing themselves.

Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong Laity Formation Fund Limited

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The objective of the Fund is to help the formation of lay Catholics in H.K. in accordance with the needs of the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong; to assist the applicant with financial difficulties to receive education, either locally or abroad, in Biblical studies, theology, religious education, moral, justice and peace, liturgy and pastoral subjects etc.; to help in school/course fees and/or living expenses.

Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong

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The Roman Catholic Church in Hong Kong was established as a mission prefecture in 1841; became a vicariate apostolic in 1874; and a diocese in 1946. There are about 404,000 Catholics in Hong Kong served by 279 priests, 74 brother and 427 sisters. There are 52 parishes, comprising 40 churches, 32 chapels and 28 halls for religious services conducted in Cantonese; three-fifths of the parishes also provide services in English and, in some cases, Tagalog, the Filipino language. The diocese has its own administrative structure while maintaining close links with the Pope and other Catholic communities around the world with which it shares the same creed, scripture, liturgy and organisation.

Cat Society (Hong Kong) Limited

Environment and Animals

The Cat Society advocates for cat adoptions rather than buying a cat from a breeder. They want to create a community that supports and loves cats. You can support them by adopting, donating, or becoming a member.