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World Vision Hong Kong vs 'Silver Go' Service Limited

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Description: In 1962, Typhoon Wanda hit Hong Kong severely. World Vision distributed relief supplies in Hong Kong, and later set up its first field office in the territory. With the economic recovery in Hong Kong, World Vision Hong Kong turned itself into a fundraising office in 1982, supporting the relief and development work of World Vision offices world-wide. In 2018, the people of Hong Kong sponsored over 230,000 children living in poverty, helping to fund World Vision Hong Kong’s international long-term ‘Area Development Programmes’. World Vision Hong Kong also promotes public education, raising public awareness about global issues such as poverty, hunger, health and child rights.; "Silver Go" Service Limited is a registered charitable institution in Hong Kong, recognised under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance. The organisation is dedicated to serving the elderly community. It provides supportive programs such as its 'Worry-Free Services' to enhance the well-being and peace of mind for seniors.

Address: 2/F, 4 Anchor Street, Mayfair Centre, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon; —
Phone: 23944101; —
Email: hotline@worldvision.org.hk; 605a7baede844d278b89dc95ae0a9123@sentry-next.wixpress.com
Website: www.worldvision.org.hk; www.hksilvergo.org.hk/

Beneficiaries: Children (persons under the age of 14)General Public Homeless Those Under the Poverty Line Youth (age between 15-24); —

Structure: Company limited by guarantee under the Companies Ordinance; Company limited by shares

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