Comparison

HandsOn Hong Kong Limited vs 1st Step Association Limited

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Description: HandsOn Hong Kong is a registered charity in Hong Kong, founded in 2007. We develops service programs to help local, under-served non-profit organizations and connect them with the volunteer manpower they need to achieve their mission. With a record 1.65 million Hong Kong people living in poverty, it is critical that we each do our part to support communities in need. At HandsOn we harness the spirit to serve in our city by empowering everyone in Hong Kong to volunteer. Every month, our team runs 200 volunteer activities on the HandsOn calendar as a free service. Each activity mobilizes Hongkongers to support under-resourced local charities and the vulnerable groups they serve. HandsOn provides behind-the-scenes support and trusted advisory to our charity partners year-round, serving as a vital extension of their teams. The spirit to serve in Hong Kong is stronger than ever, with over 45,000 volunteers in the HandsOn community. They support and connect with tens of thousands of people in need and critical causes every year. We pledge to continue harnessing this people power and growing collective impact in our beloved city.; Mission: The Association primarily provides a one-stop services to the occupational injured quadriplegic persons and their families. The Association is concerned about the deprivation of the physically-handicapped whose disability is caused by spinal cord injury.

Address: Unit A, 9Th Floor, Easy Tower, 609-611 Tai Nan West Street, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong; 58-61, G/F, Kai Yue House, Kai Yip Estate, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon
Phone: 852 2481 8092; 31658337
Email: hohk@handsonhongkong.org; info@1stephk.org
Website: www.handsonhongkong.org/; www.1stephk.org

Beneficiaries: Children (persons under the age of 14)Elderly Ethnic Minorities Homeless Mental Trauma/Disorder Migrant Workers Nature and Environment Other Chronic Illnesses Physically Disabled Refugees Sexual Minorities (the LGBTQ Community)Those Under the Poverty Line Women Youth (age between 15-24); —

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