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GloryReturn Foundation of Hong Kong Limited

Human Services

我們主要的事工範圍包括：生命教育，臨終關懷，安息禮拜及後續輔導 為每個送別親人的家庭，每位離世歸天家的朋友，提供最專業和貼心的 陪你走過死蔭的幽谷，達到生死兩相安的應許境界。 最重要的是珍惜仍活著的時刻，好好生活，並且活得充實而燦爛。 - 在學校及教會推展生死教育，提供有關課程教材、專題講座、體驗活動及主日崇拜講章。 - 與院牧合作，到臨終病房、寧養院、護老院等探訪及提供合宜的生命教育活動，藉詩歌、話劇、遊戲提升院友對生命的體認和關注。 - 設立基督教生死教育的網上平台及資料庫，連結兩岸四地 (中國大陸、台灣、香港及澳門) 的相關網站，並作簡單摘要，提供使用者更多網路上的教學資源。 - 出版基督教生死教育的書刊，並且與基督教出版社合作，於學校及教會推動有關閱讀及舉辦書展。

Hong Kong Women Foundation Limited

Education

Hong Kong Women Foundation is established and registered in 1991 in Hong Kong as a non-profit-making organisation. The Foundation aims to promote social services and women work. In the past two decades, the Foundation dedicated to serve the community, promoted services for women and families, children and youth as well as senior citizens. In co-operation with local universities and the universities in China, the Foundation conducted research studies and organised regional/international seminars to address issues concerning children, youth, women and families in the Chinese society. Through a joint federation with the local women organisations, the Foundation reviewed the Protection of Women and Juveniles Ordinance. In advocacy of women welfare and social harmony, the Foundation made recommendations to the Government for improvement of relevant policies and existing services for women. In 1996 the Foundation established the HO Kwok Pui Chun Social Centre for the Elderly. The Centre organised numerous activities oriented to senior citizens, assisting them in potential development and to participate in the community affairs for self-enrichment and active ageing. In 2014 the Social Welfare Department upgraded the Centre to become a Neighbourhood Elderly Centre. Thereafter the Centre has expanded the service scope, rendering counselling to the elderly and support for caregivers as well as for those elders who stay behind the scene. Apart from raising the service quality of the Centre, these have demonstrated the mission and achievements of the Foundation in serving the society. For the way forward, the Foundation will strive to serve and make contribution to the society, keeping abreast of the social conditions and tempo as appropriate. Aims and Objectives To raise social concerns for women’s needs and promote support for women services; To plan, study and suggest solutions for issues/problems relevant to women; To embark on new venture/work for advocacy of women welfare. To organise seminars, talks, workshops and other activities for better development of women welfare and services; To liaise and communicate with other organisations (sharing similar aimsand objectives) in Hong Kong, other region or the overseas for raising and improvement of women status; To review and make recommendations to the Government for improvement of policy in area of women services; and To publish and post article, publication, booklet for promotion of the aims and objectives of the Foundation.

Association Culturelle France - Hong Kong Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

Established in 1993, French May is one of the largest cultural events in Asia. With more than 150 programmes presented across two months, it has become an iconic part of Hong Kong’s cultural scene that reach out over 1 million visitors each year. The objectives of French May are to touch everything, to be everywhere and for everyone. To touch everything by showcasing the most diversified art forms: from heritage and contemporary arts, paintings and design, to classical music and hip-hop dance, cinema and circus. To be everywhere by bringing performances to various venues and districts, including the unusual and unexpected: from cultural centres and shopping malls, to public spaces, the racecourse and Victoria Harbour. For everyone because the Festival aims to reach out to the entire community by developing educational programmes, talks, guided tours, workshops and masterclasses, including those that directly benefit the young and less-privileged. For 29 years, French May has been both truly international and distinctly local and wishes to contribute to the unique appeal of Asia’s World City. The French May Arts Festival received the “Gold Award for Arts Promotion 2008” from the Hong Kong Arts Development Council.

Mission: 1.To promote the fraternity of the blind people in Hong Kong. 2.To Provide the blind with opportunity for education, training, profession and elevation of social status. 3.To contact overseas members and agencies.

Chinese Overseas Christian Mission (Hong Kong) Limited

Religion Related

Chinese Overseas Christian Mission (COCM) is an inter-denominational mission with the objective of sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ with the Chinese Diaspora and local communities in the UK and Europe through multi-faceted ministries. It was founded by Rev. Stephen Wang in 1950. The vision then was “Where the Chinese are, there Christ must be.” ​ Over the past 70 years, we have grown substantially. The scope of our work now covers the UK and countries on the European continent. In July 2008, Rev. Henry Lu succeeded Mary Wang as our General Director. “Reaching the Chinese to Reach Europe” became our extended vision. Our Vision Generations of mature Chinese believers working together throughout the UK and Europe to share the good news of Jesus Christ through Bible-believing churches which serve local communities, and win people of all nations to Christ. Annual Report 2021 - https://www.cocm.org.uk/publications-link

Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children

Human Services

Mission: To provide for and promote the care, education and social development of children and families in partnership with the community.\r\nTo protect children and promote their welfare.