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Hong Kong Association for Cleft Lip And Palate

HealthHuman Services

Hong Kong Association for Cleft Lip and Palate (HKACLP) is the only non-profit patients’ organization in Hong Kong that serves people with cleft lip and palate and their families.

Haven of Hope Sheung Tak Community Health Development Centre

HealthHuman ServicesSubsidiary

With multidisciplinary professional support, to help people to live a healthy lifestyle and to enhance their physical, psychological, social and spiritual health, so as to build a holistic healthcare network at all levels from individual, family, community to workplace. Scope of Service - Family and Children Services: Family life education workshops, developmental groups, parent-child activities, support services for new arrivals and homework assistance program - Counseling Service: Individual, children and parent counseling, premarital and marriage counseling, spiritual therapy groups, counseling hotline service - Health Promotion Services: Patient Empowerment Programme, health check, nutrition consultation, weight management project, health promotion and vaccine injection, physiotherapist assessment and consultation - Outreach program: Healthy School Project, Healthy Workplace Project and Mentorship Program for the Youth - Volunteer and Charity Services: storytelling volunteer group, women and man volunteer groups, repair and maintenance volunteer group for the elderly, Smartcooking volunteer group, relief and charity services

Charles K. Kao Foundation for Alzheimer's Disease Limited

HealthHuman Services

Charles K. Kao Foundation for Alzheimer's Disease is a registered non-profit making charity organisation founded in 2010 by the late Professor Charles K. Kao and his wife, Mrs Gwen Kao.

reDress Limited

Environment and Animals

Redress is a Hong Kong-based pioneering environmental charity working to educate and empower the fashion industry and consumers to reduce clothing’s negative environmental impact by shifting to circular solutions. Redress achieves this in a number of different ways largely driven by two pillars: waste prevention through educating fashion professionals, educators and the public; and waste transformation by providing consumer solutions for unwanted clothing through Get Redressed Month and Takeback programme. In 2021, Redress collected 48.1 tonnes of clothing through the Hong Kong Takeback programme, redistributing the clothing for reuse, resale and recycling and reducing textile waste.

Global Chinese Breast Cancer Organizations Alliance Limited

HealthHuman Services

The Global Chinese Breast Cancer Organizations Alliance was founded in 2006 by a group of breast cancer survivors and registered as a not-for-profit charitable organization in 2016. We are dedicated to support breast cancer patients, promote breast health education, advocating for prevention and treatment of breast cancer. We are a platform that connect all Chinese Breast Cancer groups worldwide to mitigate the threat of breast cancer on Chinese women. “Pink Angel Service” is a unique and FREE OF CHARGE service launched by GCBC in 2017, through which breast cancer survivors offer supports to newly diagnosed patients during treatment, offering companionship, telephone hot line and sharing their experiences to relieve their anxiety and stress. The Service has received recognition and was awarded “The Social Capital Builder logo” by the Hong Kong Labour and Welfare Bureau for multiple consecutive years.

Talos Foundation Limited

Human Services

Talos Foundation is a Section 88 Charitable Organization in Hong Kong and brings awareness to neurodiversity, invisible disabilities and special needs in Hong Kong and Asia Pacific. The problems of lack of awareness and lack of inclusion creates a more destructive cycle of stress, mental and physical health challenges for neurodivergent people and their caregivers and an unemployed or underemployed population of people, leading to greater costs to governments and society as a whole. Talos Foundation’s three pillared approach of community awareness, corporate awareness and employment normalization aims to inspire change.

The less fortunate are lightened with hope.

Enrich Personal Development Limited

EducationHuman Services

About Migrant Domestic Workers in Hong Kong: •There are currently 370,000 women working as domestic workers in Hong Kong (10% of the working population) •54% of migrant domestic workers are from the Philippines, 43% from Indonesia and 3% from countries like Bangladesh, Thailand, Sri Lanka and Nepal. •They earn just HK$4,410 (US$550) per month, facing enormous pressure to send money to feed, educate and house their families back home, supporting at least four family members •88% of domestic workers remit more than 40% of their salary back home every month. 30% of their salary is used to pay for debts incurred •Many of migrant domestic workers are left with nothing to save for retirement or an emergency. Only 6% go home because they feel they have saved enough money and 77% of returnees plan to remigrate •Far too many domestic workers are taken advantage of by unscrupulous recruitment and loan agencies that leave domestic workers in a cycle of indebtedness that they cannot break Since our establishment in 2007, Enrich has now reached and educated over 20,000 participants in our 750+ workshops and impacted over 50,000 family members back home. With our 10 years of experience, we are now well positioned to offer guidance, knowledge and education to support migrant domestic workers to have a more positive and successful migration journey: before they leave their home country, upon arrival, while in Hong Kong and while preparing for successful return and reintegration back home. After taking part in our workshops*: -77% of participants know how to plan and prioritize to pay their debt off (increased by 66%) -94% do research before deciding which investments to get -100% know how to manage expectation of their family when it comes to sending money -88% reduce spending -92% now have a plan for their future. *Financial Literacy: What is the Impact? - Academic report and first external impact evaluation of our work for migrant domestic workers. The study, conducted by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Dept of Social Work) and funded by the Investor Education Centre, ran from September 2016 until August 2017.

Hong Kong Christian Kun Sun Association Limited, The

Human ServicesReligion Related

The Association established in 1978, and officially registered and received non-profit charity tax status in 1980. Over the years, we worked with various government departments to enter into correctional institutions and juvenile homes providing diversified services to inmates, and aftercare services for those who had left the prisons.

Gongwohou Limited

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesPublic and Societal Benefit

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Joyful (Mental Health) Foundation

HealthHuman Services

JMHF educates all walks of life including the public, students, patients and families in cor rect mental health knowledge by organizing a range of educational activities.It aims to raise their concern for mood disorders so as to enhance the efficiency of treatment and prevention. In addition,JMHF cooperates with different organizations to participate in various educational efforts promoting mental health.

Foodlink Foundation Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

Foodlink Foundation is a registered Hong Kong charity dedicated to fighting hunger, building self-sufficiency, and fostering nutritional wellness among those in need, while simultaneously reducing food wastage in hotels and F&B outlets in Hong Kong.

Youth Global Network Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

Established in 2013, Youth Global Network is a registered non-profit organisation in Hong Kong. Converging and networking different resources globally and locally, we expand the horizon of youth with global perspectives. Through education, vocational trainings and mentoring, young people are equipped holistically with self identity, competency, professional skills whom will deliver acts of love to serve the society.

Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council Limited

EducationHealth

The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council (the Welfare Council) walks in the footsteps of the Son of Peace, working hand in hand with churches and schools while actively engaging with all sectors of society. We walk alongside the disadvantaged, providing services and assistance to those in need, demonstrating Christ's love, and collaborating to build a loving society. Established in 1966, the Welfare Council has provided a wide range of social services, from caring for infants and toddlers to supporting the elderly, from promoting physical and mental health to offering rehabilitation care, from community support to residential care, from life education to end-of-life care, from social work intervention to interdisciplinary team collaboration. Additionally, we provide food assistance, community living room, and transitional housing to grassroots families. The Welfare Council currently operates over 200 service units and member agencies across Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangzhou, creating a comprehensive and close-knit service network. We offer personalised services and holistic care to those in need, helping them to “transform life, live in abundance”.

Retina Hong Kong

HealthHuman Services

A patient-led group supporting those with retinal diseases through education, advocacy, and information to build independence.

JUBILEE MINISTRIES LIMITED

Human ServicesReligion Related

A Christian charity serving marginalised groups like at-risk youth and workers through community care, theological training, and missions.

Health and Social Exchange of Hong Kong Limited

Health

Health and Social Exchange of Hong Kong Limited is a non-profit making organization established in July 2021 for the promotion of health and well-being of Hong Kong people, aiming for prevention of disease, disability, and death in Hong Kong. Vision Serving as a dynamic platform promoting connection, exchange and synergy among professionals of the health and social care sectors in Hong Kong, accelerating greater impact and benefits to the service providers and service users on issues related to health and well-being. Mission We are dedicated to supporting information, knowledge and experience exchange among health and social care professionals and to raising awareness of the public on the pursuit of healthy living and well-being.

Employees' Safety, Training & Rehabilitation Services Limited

HealthHuman Services

Mission: By the essence of the rehabilitation, we do our best to provide service for the work injuries and their family members, and help them to face the difficult moment, also return to work in the society.