About the organisation
DLAP is a Section 88 (91/19847) /non-profit initiative of Africa Center Hong Kong, designed to support Chinese, African and other ethnically diverse youth from under-resourced backgrounds who aspire for success in their educational, career and professional journey Our mission goes beyond providing support — we strive to align with the top tier of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, to inspire ambition, foster personal growth, and help young people realize their full potential DLAP provides a series of workshops and events to upskill participants and empower them to enter the job market with confidence. We take an inclusive and strengths-based approach to youth development through: Multicultural and inclusive tools and perspectives Harnessing and amplifying the strengths of each youth Focusing on aspirations, purpose, and self-growth Through collaborations with key industry players, youths are provided with career guidance and mentorship, tips for successful interviews and CV writing. Most importantly, DLAP initiatives facilitate networking opportunities that enable the aspiring youths to meet with potential employers in a less intimidating environment
Mission
To empower high-achieving, low-income ethnically diverse youths in Hong Kong, we aim to provide the essential skills, knowledge, and opportunities necessary for success in education, careers, and entrepreneurship. Our mission goes beyond meeting basic needs; we strive to nurture aspirations, boost self-esteem, and fulfill the self-actualization needs of these individuals.
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- 8Th Floor, Breakthrough Centre, 191 Woosung St, Jordan, Hong Kong
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- Happy Pride! (Jun 2022)
We are running the camp in both July and August 2022. We realized that some eager summer campers might be unable to join the July camp because of their school schedules. We will run the camp in July and August to provide greater flexibility.
- Afro Multi-Activity Summer Camp 2022 (Jun 2022)
We are running the camp in both July and August 2022. We realized that some eager summer campers might be unable to join the July camp because of their school schedules. We will run the camp in July and August to provide greater flexibility.
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Does not receive recurrent funding from the Social Welfare Department
- 91/19847
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