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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

Faith in Love Foundation Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

Faith in Love Foundation is a charitable organisation dedicated to supporting socially disadvantaged youth and families in Hong Kong. By fostering a nurturing environment, the foundation aims to empower individuals through education, mentorship, and community engagement. We strive to create opportunities for personal growth and development, promoting social cohesion and a brighter future for those in need, especially young women without the protection of a traditional nuclear family.

TWGHs Fong Shu Chuen Care and Attention Home

Human ServicesSubsidiary

The Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, with a history dating back to 1870, is the oldest and largest charitable organisation in Hong Kong. It provides extensive education and community services through 194 service centres spread across Hong Kong.

C.P.M.S. Neighbourhood Elderly Centre of Grace

Human ServicesReligion RelatedSubsidiary

The China Peniel Missionary Society Incorporation was founded in 1914 by Albert Kato Reiton. Albert Kato Reiton was initially ordained as a pastor in Wuzhou, Guangxi Province, China, but due to severe flooding, he returned to Hong Kong. He later rented a building on Shanghai Street in Kowloon for church use. In 1921, he purchased a sugar and ginger factory, which located on 90-98 Portland Street, to expand the church. He also established a Bible school to train staff for the various churches. In 1936, he purchased land and built a new church in Cheung Chau. After the end of the Pacific War in 1944, he established branch churches and operated primary schools, kindergartens, orphanages, and elderly care centers in Model Village, Aberdeen, Lai Chi Kok, Chuk Yuen, Shau Kei Wan, and Tsuen Wan. Due to social changes, our association now has branches in Yau Ma Tei, Aberdeen, Cheung Chau, Shau Kei Wan, Shek Kip Mei and Tin Shui Wai, and operates the Neighbourhood Elderly Centre of Grace in Shek Kip Mei, to continue serving the community and spreading salvation.

Chinese Rhenish Church Hong Kong Synod Social Service Department, The

Human ServicesReligion RelatedSubsidiary

The Chinese Rhenish Church was established in 1847 and has been serving the community in the love of Christ through preaching, education and welfare services. The Chinese Rhenish Church Hong Kong Synod commenced its welfare services in 1964 with a clinic and nursery in Kwai Chung in response to the needs of the society. From then on, various types of social services were provided in response to the welfare policies of the government and demands from the community. Nowadays, we provide a wide range of welfare services including child care services, children & youth services, counselling services and elderly services.

Church of Christ Living Water Foundation Limited

Human ServicesReligion Related

Church of Christ Living Water Foundation is a Christian church that is involved in a variety of activities and events. Some of the church's activities include Bible study and outreach. They also have a variety of events, such as prayer meetings and children's classes.

Art and Culture Outreach Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

We are Art and Culture Outreach and we call ourselves ACO in brief (actually the two Chinese characters mean the ‘birds of art’). We have started to contribute our efforts to the development of art and culture since 2003 when we started to help the Dawei Charitable Foundation turn some (14 then and 20 now) residential units of Foo Tak Building (FTB) into art/cultural spaces (A/C spaces) letting artist/cultural entities in need have space to work at a lease that is very affordable for them. 2005 - 2010, ACO turned a unit on 14/F FTB into “Artist-in-Residency”. It allowed overseas art and cultural practitioners accommodated in the unit at the lowest possible daily or monthly rent, in a hope that more of their time and budget could be reserved for interacting with the local art and culture circle. We received 30 applications on average per year. Subsequently, ACO officially came into picture in 2008 with an independent bookstore ACO_Books instituted on the 1/F of FTB. Other than selling serious English publications on art and contemporary culture, ACO has started to take up part of the building management work for the A/C spaces and to let the bookstore be used for other cultural activities by all kinds of art and cultural entities within and without FTB other than its being a bookstore.

Anatolia Cultural Centre

Subsidiary

Anatolia Cultural and Dialogue Centre (ACDC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting harmony in diverse cultural settings in Hong Kong. Its aim is to build a strong and lasting friendship by promoting a better understanding which is based on mutual respect and understanding between the individuals of Hong Kong and those who have Turkish background and origin. It strives to introduce, promoting and informing people in Hong Kong about Turkish history and culture by bringing people together in an open dialogue.

The less fortunate are lightened with hope.

The less fortunate are lightened with hope.

Frutus Charitable Foundation Limited

Human Services

Frutus Charitable Foundation Limited is a non-profit charity organization registered in July 2018. By organizing various activities related to "Sharing Fruit", we encourage the new generation to learn more about the good qualities of "empathy" and "social responsibility" to promote communication and harmony between different generations and different social groups. We also integrate the concept of "fruit is part of a healthy diet" into various activities we organize to let participants understand the importance of fruit to health.