Comparison

Happy-Retired Charity Action Limited vs "Yes I Can" Education Fund Limited

Happy-Retired Charity Action Limited樂活新中年慈善動力有限公司

"Yes I Can" Education Fund Limited「我都得」教育基金有限公司

Key details

Description: HRCA is an approved charitable institution in Hong Kong set up in 2015 with a dedicated online digital platform mainly targeting young-olds aged 45+ and the working youth and providing re-employment service and career advisory service, respectively. Our platform provides profile accreditation services and job matching services for the young-olds seeking job opportunities, so as to develop their second career. On the other hand, we aim to foster the interactions between the young-old and the youth, the young-olds can pass on their rich experiences and networks to young people via our platform and project, providing them with valuable advices in relation to their career path, knowledge of industry and professional development. Through our platform, young-olds and the youth can better understand how to establish their life and career goals and leading to the fulfillment of a brilliant life.; "Yes I Can" Education Fund Limited is a charity dedicated to empowering underprivileged youth through transformative overseas experiences. The organisation provides scholarships for students to participate in a one-year high school exchange program in the United States. This opportunity is designed to broaden their horizons, inspire them to see a future full of possibilities, and help them break the cycle of intergenerational poverty. The fund operates on the belief that when young people can see a future, they will not give up on themselves.

Address: Unit C, 4/F, Phase 5, Hong Kong Spinners Industrial Building, 760-762 Cheung Sha Wan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong; A402 Tai Po Garden N. T., Hong Kong
Phone: 2833 6755 / 6686 5812; 5113 3738
Email: info@happy-retired.org; yesicanhk@gmail.com
Website: happy-retired.org; www.yesican.org.hk

Beneficiaries: Elderly Youth (age between 15-24); Children (persons under the age of 14)Youth (age between 15-24)

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