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Watchdog Limited

HealthHuman Services

Watchdog Early Education Centre, founded in 1983, is a registered charitable organization in Hong Kong dedicated to providing intensive and well-rounded early intervention and therapy programming for English and Cantonese speaking SEN children under six. Serving over 750 children annually with challenges of a wide spectrum of varying degrees including autism spectrum disorders, learning difficulties, global developmental delays, Downs Syndrome, cerebral palsy and hyperactivity, we aim at helping SEN children to fulfil their potential at their earliest possible age and preparing them for entry into the mainstream school system. Watchdog run separate English and Chinese programmes for the assessment and training of key development areas in cognitive, fine motor, gross motor, sensory integration, self-help skill, expressive and receptive language, and social skills. We offer psychological assessment, specialist teaching both on an individual basis or small group setting, Speech therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, and Music Therapy.

HKEX Foundation Limited

EducationEnvironment and Animals

The charitable arm of HKEX, funding local projects focused on financial literacy, talent development, and environmental sustainability.

Foundation for Shared Impact Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

A nonprofit enabling social impact by educating, incubating, and scaling social businesses to create lasting change.

St. James' Settlement

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Since 1949, this charity has offered diverse community services for children, families, the elderly, and people with disabilities across Hong Kong.

Against Child Abuse Limited

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Against Child Abuse (ACA) was established in 1979 as the charitable organization specialized in child protection. We strive to eliminate all forms of child abuse and promote a caring and non-violent environment for the optimal growth and development of children. Our services include preventive services, Parent-child Support Line, case investigation, counselling and treatment services, public education and advocacy, etc. We hope that children can grow up healthily and happily through various work.

Youth Diabetes Action

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YDA is dedicated to providing resources and information to children and adolescents with diabetes and their family members in Hong Kong. We support all aspects of living with diabetes and will work

Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service

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Established in 1967, YMMSS is a Social Service Agency providing diversified services.

Wu Oi Christian Centre

HealthHuman Services

A Christian non-profit founded in 1973, initially holding meetings to provide fellowship and support for drug addicts.

Wai Ji Christian Service

HealthHuman Services

Our Agency is a non-profit social service organization founded in 1979. Wai Ji have 15 service units providing 26 diverse rehabilitation services for people with disabilities.

Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Social Service, The

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To serve the society with the love of God, Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Social Service was established in 1960. Its work was mainly welfare and relief in the initial stage, the services provided included medical service, refugee service, welfare fund and educational sponsorship scheme. The emphasis of the Agency’s work has gradually changed in light of the changing needs of the society. Up till present, there are the following services: elderly services, integrated youth service, school social work, family service, counselling service, child care services, Clinical Psychological Service, Educational Psychological Service and social enterprise. To assist people to solve their problems, to actualize their potentials, to develop positive life goals and personality, to enable their self-help and mutual help abilities. It is hoped that with our services the love and mercy of God will be shared.

Treats

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Through our social inclusion programs, children and youth of all abilities and backgrounds are given an equal opportunity to participate in society, learn about diversity and achieve their potential.

SVhk focuses on inventing, incubating and investing social innovation solutions, including affordable housing, running and plant-based movement, women empowerment etc. It also provides impact strategy for large business conglomerates and foundations, building impact collectives with multi-stakeholders. To date, we have supported 100+ impact ventures in Hong Kong, and continue to deploy partnerships to uplift neighbourhoods with a place-based lens.

Suicide Prevention Services Limited

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One Life Lost to Suicide is One TOO MANY! Life matters, therefore, our services are tailored to support those on the edge of suicide. Suicide Prevention Services has served over 1,000,000 people and saved numerous lives since its establishment in 1995. Major services are as follows: A) 24-hour Suicide Prevention Hotline Service 24-hour Hotline Operation 2382 0000 Live Life! Hotline for Elderly 2382 0881 Youth Link 2382 0777 "Say Something" Web-Chat Service B) Suicide Prevention Services for the Elderly Telephone Contacts Home Visits Support Groups Seasonal Visits C) Services for Family with Elderly Family caregiving consultation service Family counselling and caregiving service consultation Training course for caregivers of elderly De-stress activities Family activities for Elderly D) Services for Survivors of Suicide Loss Case Support Mutual Support Groups Volunteer Training E) Community Education & Life Education for Youths Life Education Talks and Workshops for Students Training and Seminars for Teachers and Parents Community Educational Talks and Activities

Mission: To provide hearing tests for hearing impaired (HI) children in order to provide them an intensive language program immediately so that they can express orally

Provides safe shelter and essential support services for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Stewards

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Mission: To provide quality non-profit making social welfare, educational and health care services for the benefit of the Hong Kong community and elsewhere and to promote evangelical Christian faith.

Sports Association for the Physically Disabled of Hong Kong, China

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The Sports Association for the Physically Disabled of Hong Kong, China (the Association), previously named the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled (HKPC&SAPD), was established in 1972 under the leadership of Founding President Prof. Sir Harry Fang and a group of rehabilitation enthusiasts. The Association plans, organizes, develops and promotes sports to the physically impaired so they could enjoy fun of sports and lead a healthy lifestyle. The Association was segregated into two separate and independent entities, namely “The Hong Kong Paralympic Committee (HKPC)” and “The Hong Kong Sports Association for the Physically Disabled (HKSAPD)” in 2022. The newly established HKPC takes over the promotion of local Paralympic Movement and the role as the NPC whereas HKSAPD, as a multi-sport national sports association, continues to develop and promote Para sports, and enable local Para athletes to achieve sporting excellence.

South Kwai Chung Social Service

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Serving the Kwai Chung community with a focus on elderly care, plus after-school support for students and adult education courses.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Central Council of Hong Kong

Human ServicesReligion Related

Mission: Its members aspire towards an evangelical life and aim at attaining and practising virtues of charity, among which are self-dential Christian prudence, the active love of our neighbors, zeal for the salvation of souls, meekness in heart and word, and, above all, the spirit of brotherly love.

Society of Rehabilitation And Crime Prevention, Hong Kong, The

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SideBySide’ve encouraged social inclusion, and addressed factors contributing to crime, since 1957, giving released prisoners guidance with kindness and paths to acceptance. We now help other marginalised, at-risk groups. Our dedicated team promotes belonging among at-risk people through our practical services: Social Rehabilitation, Mental Wellness, Competency Development, Community Education, Cultural Inclusion, and Community Connection. We’re SideBySide with excluded people, offering understanding and unwavering support so they can belong.

Society of Boys' Centres

Human Services

The Society runs four residential service centres and three schools for social development, namely: Shing Tak Centre, Chak Yan Centre, Un Chau Hostel, Cheung Hong Hostel, Shing Tak Centre School, Chak Yan School and Hui Chung Sing Memorial School.

Society For The Aid And Rehabilitation Of Drug Abusers, The

HealthHuman Services

The Society for the Aid and Rehabilitation of Drug Abusers (SARDA) is established in 1961, is the largest provider of voluntary drug treatment and rehabilitation services in Hong Kong. SARDA adopts medical psycho-social counselling model, endeavours to provide free and diversified drug treatment and rehabilitation services to all drug abusers on a voluntary basis, regardless of age, gender, race and religion. SARDA comprises four residential drug treatment and rehabilitation centres, four social service centres and five halfway houses, which provide drug rehabilitation service. In addition, SARDA joins hands with Department of Health to provide counselling services in all methadone clinics. SARDA has gained numerous awards and recognition from the society.

Society for Community Organization Limited, The

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

1. SoCO's Vision Equal for All For the past 45 years, SoCO upholds the motto that all people are equal. We believe in the rule of law. We advocate that the basic rights of all people should be protected under the law. We are also of the view that the community needs to supervise the performance of the government in an effective manner. Apart from providing daily services, we unite the vulnerable groups and help them fight for their rights and better lives through a fairer distribution of social resources. We want everyone to have an equal chance for development. We also want to raise the people’s social consciousness through civic education. People's Participation SoCO believes that the foundation of a solid democratic system and a fair society is through the participation of the people in the decision-making process of the government. Throughout the years, SoCO has introduced a series of civic education programs to cultivate a sense of direction and political responsibility in the community and grassroots organizations. The aim is to consolidate civic power. A Caring Society It is also our belief that to build a society respecting human rights, reasonable social policies including housing, medical and retirement schemes should be introduced to achieve a redistribution of resources. To achieve this, strong social actions based on mass mobilization are called for. 2. Aims of SoCO 2.1 To safeguard the human rights of the underprivileged and the general public; 2.2 To ensure the fully enjoyment of the human rights as enshrined by the International Covenants; 2.3 To advocate the democratic system in Hong Kong; 2.4 To empower the underprivileged in the society; 2.5 To foster a sense of community among the people of Hong Kong; 2.6 To educate and enable people to accept and take responsibility for participating in resolving problems affecting the community; 2.7 To provide training programs and local projects for community organization; 2.8 To provide direct and emergent social service to the underprivileged groups; 2.9 To stimulate community organization in Hong Kong; 2.10 To maintain contacts with community and related organizations overseas. SoCO pioneers efforts to mobilize the grassroots people to accomplish community organization among the citizens of Hong Kong. The aim is to establish a real power base for the people to protect their civil, political, economic and social rights. SoCO strives for greater social justice, equality and democracy through the different campaigns. The basic philosophy of empowering the people for structural changes is the firm adherence to the community approach in solving social problems based on the results of policy analysis and empirical research.