Civic and Social Organizations in Hong Kong

Indonesian Student Association In Hong Kong Ppi Hong Kong

A non-profit student-run organisation founded to benefit Indonesian students and businesses in Hong Kong. Our Vision: Creating an inclusive platform to learn and share information on academics, social, international and external relations. Our Mission: To promote welfare of Indonesian students in Hong Kong by implementing innovative activities that give positive and sustainable impacts to all members and facilitate Indonesian students to develop their potentials accordingly. Our Aims- Strengthen the relationships and expand networks among Indonesian students in Hong Kong and assist them in exploring different universities - Guiding Indonesian freshmen on their adaptations to Hong Kong's living condition - Linking Indonesian students to Consulate General of Indonesia and incorporating them in various events and activities - Encouraging students in promoting Indonesian culture through extra-curricular activities - Supporting all-rounded Indonesian events in Hong Kong

11 to 50 staff

Arts With The Disabled Association Hong Kong

Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAHK) has been established as a non-profit and charitable organization since 1986. The Association is an affiliate of VSA (Very Special Arts) and a member of The Hong Kong Council of Social Service. With the vision of ‘Arts are for Everyone, ADAHK believes that everyone has the potential and talent for creativity and a right to enjoy to the fullest beauty and vitality of the arts. We are dedicated to providing holistic services to support the development of arts among people with disabilities. We promote equal opportunities for people with disabilities to have access to and excel in the arts, and advocate for an inclusive society through the arts. We believe- We are born different, and we respect our differences- It is a basic human right to participate in the arts and cultural activities- The arts has no boundaries. Everyone can be an artist- The arts are for everyone. They help us develop our potential. Our Focus- Broad-based arts service - Arts education - Professional development - Arts accessibility - Social inclusion - Social enterprise - International network

11 to 50 staff

The Project Futurus

The Project Futurus is a social enterprise that promotes positive aging through education, advocacy, community service, and impact program design. The Project Futurus strives to drive deeper social impact in the community through collaboration and co-creation. Established in 2018, The Project Futurus focuses on solving three social problems: 1. Enhance elders’ wellbeing through meaningful community engagements -SDG 3, SDG 17 2. Provide dignified dining solutions for those with swallowing difficulties – SDG 3 3. Raise awareness on ageing and promote social inclusion- SDG 3, SDG 10 Our mission We believe that the key to social innovation is to see and feel the world with empathy. We are committed to fostering an age-positive culture that promotes aging with dignity. We strive to create an inclusive society through innovative means and meaningful engagements. What we do Captain Softmeal - A platform that advocates dignity dining for elderly with swallowing difficulties (dysphagia) and a pioneer in softmeal development. Captain Softmeal is committed to helping elders and patients who suffer from swallowing difficulties to live a better life through quality and nutritious texture modified diet. We offer softmeal-making workshops, softmeal catering service, recipe creations, school programs, pay-it-forward community voucher, etc. We also work with corporations and partners on softmeal donations and community impact programs. Sensory Restaurant on WheelsTM: A community program that combines elements of creative arts, reminiscence and community service for elders living with dementia and disabilities. The Program aims to deliver the joy of dim sum dining, address issues of social isolation, and improve elders’ overall well-being by engaging the community. Memories in Clay Together with community volunteers and youth, we collaborate with local ceramic artists to preserve precious memories and feelings of elders’ living with dementia through ceramic creation.

1 to 10 staff

Vegetable Marketing Organization

The Vegetable Marketing Organization (VMO) is a self-financing, non-profit making concern established in 1946 under the authority vested in the Director of Marketing by the Agricultural Products (Marketing) Ordinance, Cap. With the aim to provide the community with a reliable and plentiful supply of safe and quality vegetables and to facilitate the sustainable development of local agriculture.

51 to 200 staff

Bbs

Business for Better Society (BBS) is a charitable foundation that exists to make giving ethical and easy, while building partnerships for purposeful and sustainable impact. We achieve this by matching corporations and individuals, their funds and/or skills, with purposeful, sustainable and high impact non-profit initiatives. Through this process we guide stakeholders into responsible partnerships and support a culture of accountability, innovation and greater effectiveness in the non-profit sector. What We Do 1. Enable corporations and individuals to give in an ethical and impactful way; 2. Support and match deserving non-profit organisations with resources and capacity building to generate effective and sustainable impact; 3. Serve as a centre of excellence for generating and disseminating best practices in corporate social giving and public-private partnerships.

1 to 10 staff

Male Allies Hong Kong

Male Allies are business leaders who leverage their collective influence and personal engagement to advance gender equality, within their organisations and more broadly across the Hong Kong business community. We recruit men who, as individuals as well as representatives of their companies, commit to driving gender equality and inclusion in Hong Kong. We conduct research, share insights and best practice, and improve policies and training within our companies. Let's tackle this issue together and make Hong Kong a role model for Asia - Powered by The Women's Foundation

501 to 1000 staff

Institute Of Leadership & Mgt Foundation Limited Ilm Hk

We will work with you to ensure that our expert services fall well within your budget. Remember – an investment on yourself is the best thing you can do! Our services include workshops, trainings, consultations, and seminars : online and offline. We also offer support for youth to develop and grow their own social enterprises and start-ups as well as our considerable local & international network for social capital development.

1 to 10 staff

Kigumi Group

Launching Asia's 1st Multilingual Digital Literacy Platform for Gens Z and A.

11 to 50 staff

Sewa Day Hk

Sewa Day, started in the UK in 2010 as an international movement of social action. Based on the Sanskrit principles of 'selfless service', Sewa Day gives individuals an opportunity to donate their time for a cause they felt strongly about. Sewa Day's core focus is on time-based volunteering over monetary donation under 3 major umbrellas: 1) To relieve hardship and poverty 2) To help the environment 3) To bring a little joy Over the past 8 years, Sewa Day, an NGO registered in UK and Wales, has touched the lives of over a people in 80 countries with that core focus intact. Hong Kong, home to Asia’s highest income inequality, has been part of the Sewa Day family since 2012. Starting with 1 project, 1 corporate, 70 volunteers cooked and distributed hot meals for people living in caged homes. The project was awarded the ‘Sewa Day Pioneers Award’ by then UK Prime Minister, Mr. David Cameron, in a ceremony at the House of Commons. Inspired by this project, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, E&Y and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) have run similar food drives every year, feeding over people in the process. The novel idea of donation of one’s time spread rapidly across Hong Kong, with over 25 projects organized the following year, supported by corporates and community leaders. People’s enthusiasm took Sewa Day across Asia, including Singapore, Australia, Indonesia, India and Malaysia, leading to an increase in number of volunteers from double digits to quadruple digits, and the number of projects to over 50. Projects are usually targeted towards - The environment - Underprivileged (including the poor, refugees, domestic helpers, ethnic minorities)- Elderly - Children - Specially-abled Sewa Day HK has been recognised in the South China Morning Post, HK Radio and by the Consulate General of India.

1 to 10 staff

Social Ventures Hong Kong

Social Ventures Hong Kong is an Impact Purpose Organisation, established in 2007, committed to re-imagining a purpose-driven city. We drive innovative social change for Hong Kong’s urban social challenges through pioneering impact ventures, cultivating a movement of good and orchestrating impact capital. “Hong Kong: New Urban” seeks to call for all Hong Kongers, from individuals to large organisations encompassing the business, social and public sectors, to daringly reimagine and redefine urban imagination, lifestyles and ecosystems. This project aims to create a renewed approach towards social innovation and call for collective action to shape future living, where purpose driven and people-centric innovations can transform Hong Kong’s current social and environmental challenges into a positive force for growth.

11 to 50 staff

Dragonation

DragoNation was officially officiated on 30 May 2008 to build a sustainable platform for networking of the Dragon Foundation grantees, recognizing outstanding Chinese youth leaders and encouraging their contribution to the community. Our committee members include past delegates from Go Go West, Dragon 100 and Global Citizenship programmes.

1 to 10 staff

Global Goals Jam Hong Kong

Led by the United Nations Development Programme, the Global Goals Jam (GGJ) is a two-day global event consisting of short design sprints. Creative teams of designers, developers and Jammers from local communities work together using the Global Goals Jam Kit. Together, we will create and design interventions for the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs). The U.N. Global Goals Jam Hong Kong 2018 (GGJHK2018) is co-organized by Loftwork Hong Kong and SUSTAINHK.*GGJ is a not-for-profit event. If you are interested in sponsoring please email globalgoalsjamhk@gmail.com Why participate? The #GlobalGoalsJam is a unique opportunity for you to design and test solutions to global issues, where you will be able to put into practice or learn new skills in different areas that can go from data science to digital design and building relationships and connections. You will also have the opportunity to apply your teamwork skills and do networking and connections with people that share your interests. Join us to #Design2030 and let's work together for a better world!

1 to 10 staff

The Boys' And Girls' Clubs Association Of Hong Kong Bgca

BCGA Founded in 1936, The Boys & Girls Clubs Association of Hong Kong (BGCA) is one of the longest serving local non-government organisations dedicated to the welfare of children and youth. Our mission to achieve a balanced and happy environment for the nurturing and growth of our young - physically, intellectually and emotionally - has never wavered in our focus of Nurture the Young, Create the Future. In response to rapid changes of our social milieu in recent years, BGCA has established new services in the context of early childhood intervention offered to children at pre-school age, those with special educational needs and their families requiring enhanced parenting support. BGCA currently delivers services in Hong Kong through over 140 service points and reaches over people this year, including over members, thus pursuing likewise our coverage of BGCA All The Way.

1001 to 5000 staff

Crossroads Foundation

Crossroads Foundation is a Hong Kong based, non-profit organisation serving global need. We believe that, in a broken world that sees too much suffering, we should do all we can to link those who are in need with those who can provide help. So we provide an intersection, literally a crossroads, to bring both together. We offer four global crossroads services: Global Distribution: This distributes Hong Kong's quality excess goods as needed, internationally and locally. It provides a crossroads between need and supply. Global Village: This offers simulated x-periences of global need. It provides a crossroads between the lifestyles of the rich and poor. Global Handicrafts: This sells fair trade goods from people in poverty. It is a crossroads between those needing a fair income and those with buying power. Global Hand: This provides a 'matching' website for public- private partnerships. It is a crossroads between for-profit and non-profit organisations who wish to address global need.

51 to 200 staff

Save The Children Hong Kong

Save the Children believes every child deserves a future. In Hong Kong and around the world, we do whatever it takes – every day and in times of crisis – so children can fulfil their rights to a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm. Established in 2009, Save the Children Hong Kong is part of the Save the Children global movement which is made up of 30 member organisations and operates in almost 120 countries. With over 100 years of expertise, we are the world’s first and leading independent children’s organisation – transforming lives and the future. Visit our website, or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.

11 to 50 staff

Handson Hong Kong

Founded in 2007, HandsOn Hong Kong's mission is to empower everyone to build a better Hong Kong through volunteering. We partner with the city’s non-profit organisations to amplify their impact by mobilising the volunteers and the resources they need to achieve their mission. Each month, we run 200 volunteer activities as a free public service, empowering and uplifting Hong Kong's incredible non-profit sector. These volunteers deliver food packages to vulnerable families, provide support for lonely elderly, uplift overburdened carers, show kindness to people experiencing homelessness, and much more. Every day of the year, HandsOn provides vital behind-the-scenes assistance, serving as an extension of their teams and ensuring no charity serves alone.

1 to 10 staff

Women Of Hong Kong

Women are revolutionising the world, and this network will pave the way. Through events, courses and conversations, Women of Hong Kong will challenge women to reach their highest potential and step into their power in every aspect of their lives: mentally, emotionally, physically and professionally. In 2023, we introduced the Women's Lounge; an unparalleled social wellness space that prioritizes inclusivity amongst women, and fosters genuine connections. Find us 4/F, Hollywood Commercial House, 3-5 Old Bailey Street, Central, Hong Kong. Reaping the strength created as a community, Women of Hong Kong and The Women's Lounge provides opportunities for women to collaborate, learn from each other’s mistakes and experiences, and humanise business in a way only women could.

1 to 10 staff

International Social Service - Hong Kong

ISS International Social Service (ISS) is an international non-governmental organization without political, racial, religious or nationality bias. The ISS network of national branches, affiliated bureaus and correspondents in over 100 countries facilitate communication between social services that assist individuals and families with personal or social problems whose solution requires intercountry cooperation. ISS Hong Kong Branch (ISS-HK) ISS was established in Hong Kong as a headquarters delegation in 1958. In January 1972, ISS Hong Kong was formally admitted as a Branch by the International Council of ISS and on 9th February 1973 it became locally incorporated.

51 to 200 staff

Concordia Welfare & Education Foundation

Concordia Welfare & Education Foundation is a Hong Kong based non-profit organization founded by Lutheran Christians and dedicated to improving the lives of impoverished rural communities in Asia through education and service. We partner with local communities, organizations and governments to identify sources of poverty and implement programs in the areas of education and community health. We believe education creates opportunities for people to change their lives and create a new future. Our vision is a world of thriving communities serving and inspiring hope in others.

11 to 50 staff

Dream Impact Certified B Corp

Dream Impact is Hong Kong’s leading network of social enterprises and impact ventures. We support changemakers from different sectors through transformative experiences and community building initiatives that lead to more sustainable business models. We envision a world where nurturing relationships with ourselves, each other, and the environment will create a harmonious, sustainable future. Through our network membership, coworking spaces, and event venues, we foster a close-knit, supportive community of social entrepreneurs and changemakers. This allows our partners to collaborate, connect, and upskill together. Additionally, our flagship Transformative Retreat is designed to help purpose-driven professionals integrate sustainability into both their personal and professional lives, achieving greater alignment in their own journeys as well as within their organizations.

1 to 10 staff

Hong Kong Playground Association

Established in 1933, Hong Kong Playground Association is a long-time non-governmental organization providing social services to children and young people in Hong Kong. Through diversified and pertinent services, we aim at breeding youngsters’ holistic development and nurturing them to be successors of the Hong Kong society. At present our services include Integrated Children and Youth Service Centres, Children and Youth Centres, District Youth Outreaching Service, Overnight Outreaching Service for Young Night Drifters, Community Support Service Scheme, School Social Work Service, the “Unusual Academy” School Dropouts Supportive Service, “I +Plus Development and Exchange Centre”, “The Hong Kong Award for Young People”, Youth Social Enterprise projects, Temporary Youth Night Hostel, Camp Service, Stadium Service and “Basketball Academy”, etc. Our service units are located all over Hong Kong. In addition, we also have frequent exchange and co-operation with the governments and public organizations in Macau, Mainland China and neighbouring countries in Southeast Asia, in order to foster mutual professional development. All the way we uphold our spirit of “person-oriented and strive for excellence”, so as to benefit the younger generation and contribute to the society as a whole. At the same time, we devote to becoming a prestigious and professional children and youth service organization at local and international levels.

201 to 500 staff

Peace Generation

Peace Generation Limited is incorporated in Hong Kong as a company limited by guarantee. We are an independent, non-partisan, non-profit-making civil society group founded in Hong Kong.

1 to 10 staff

Swedish Chamber Of Commerce In Hong Kong

SwedCham Hong Kong – a business platform for Swedish and Swedish-related companies and individuals The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong was established in 1986. From a base of 44 founding member companies, the Chamber has grown to include over 170 members. The Board of Directors is composed of nine members, with the following Committees guiding much of the Chamber’s practical work: Banking, Fintech & Financial Services, Technology & Innovation, Finance, Sustainability, and Young Professionals. Our objectives may be summarised as follows: To promote, study, extend, advance and protect commercial and industrial relations, investments and trade between Sweden and Hong Kong and such other countries in the region where members have an interest. General information Membership in the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong gives you and your company opportunities to develop your business relations and to increase your business exposure through: Networking Promotion Representation Information/Communication Business opportunities For more detailed information, don't hesitate to get in touch with the Chamber Office or visit our Website:

1 to 10 staff

The Explorers Club Hong Kong Chapter

The Explorers Club is an international multidisciplinary professional society dedicated to the advancement of eld research and the ideal that it is vital to preserve the instinct to explore. Since its inception in 1904, the Club has served as a meeting point and unifying force for explorers and scientists worldwide, and its members have been responsible for an illustrious series of famous rsts: First to the North Pole, rst to the South Pole, rst to the summit of Mount Everest, rst to the deepest point in the ocean, rst to the surface of the moon. The Explorers Club Hong Kong Chapter was founded in 2014 to expand the Club’s mission in Asia, and to create a modern base of operations for a more inclusive, innovating and impactful approach to exploration of the region and beyond. This pivot from conquest to collaboration in the quest to acquire new knowledge drives all aspects of the Chapter's planning and execution of major scientific field expeditions — a commitment to excellence that produces visionary and meaningful results.

1 to 10 staff

Plant Technology Alliance

Our mission is to build an ecosystem with consensus, trust, and spontaneous participation. We are committed to long-term environmental protection and sustainability. Through collaborative efforts, we hope to realize the future we envision. observer.

11 to 50 staff

Aids Concern

Founded in 1990, AIDS Concern is a leading health charity specializing in HIV/AIDS response, community health and inclusion for people of diverse sexualities and genders.

11 to 50 staff

Co Creer Social Enterprise

Co Creer started in 2008 as the social enterprise of Direction Association for the Handicapped with a focus of showcasing the talent of our members living with severe physical impairment. We do so via experiential workshops with topics on social inclusion, accessibility, and resilience. We are also exploring ways to sell handmade products created by our members with love. We are Co Creer. We co-create.

1 to 10 staff

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Outstanding Students Union

Founded in 1993, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Outstanding Students’ Union (HKSAROSU) is a non-profit-making students’ association in Hong Kong. Every year, the 30 awardees (20 before Year 2013) of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Outstanding Students’ Selection are admitted into HKSAROSU as new members. With its never-ending strive over the past 20 years, HKSAROSU has successfully grown from a small group to a reputable youth association with over 400 members. The many events and services organised in large are from which HKSAROSU gained not only its considerable renown, but also the encouraging recognition from the community. Throughout the years, the Union has been organising activities which foster Hong Kong youth participation in promoting community welfare as well as their personal growth. We aim at cultivating young leaders and exploring their potential through series of seminars, workshops, talks, camps, competitions and other activities. On top of that, we organised functions, social services and all other activities that put our commitment to society into real practice. In the past, we have organised various programmes and more than thousands of secondary school students have already benefited from those activities. We always uphold our spirit “To serve, to innovate.” in every aspect of the Union.

201 to 500 staff

Permisi Persatuan Mahasiswa Indonesia Cityu Hong Kong

Indonesian Students' Association of City University of Hong Kong

51 to 200 staff

Stop Trafficking Of People Stop

We are Stop Trafficking of People also known as STOP, a programme under Branches of Hope, a non-government organisation in Hong Kong. Our goals are to raise awareness about human trafficking, connect with key counter-trafficking groups, provide victims with support, allow their voices to be heard, and to serve as a catalyst for positive change in the fight against modern-day slavery. We are a frontline Hong Kong-based initiative that responds to victims’ need in four ways:[Social Assistance & Legal Referral] We partner with specialized service providers such as leading human rights law firms, counsellors and temporary housing, together with our own case management services and expanding social assistance, in order to provide wraparound services for those recovering from exploitation in Hong Kong.[Community Outreach] Our outreach services connect with people who are underserved and never been rescued on a weekly basis. Due to the hidden nature of human trafficking, victims are often isolated, afraid, and at risk. Outreach allows us to provide one-to-one emotional support to victims and gather information about human trafficking, which we can further communicate to the wider audience.[Network Building] Human trafficking is an organised crime and in order to make progress organisations need to come together to collaborate to achieve common goals. We partner with interested frontline organisations to exchange information and discuss possibilities.[Public Education] We provide training and informational materials in both English and Chinese to help build capacity for identifying and responding to victims of human trafficking. For more information about our organization, please visit Together, we can stop the trafficking of people.

1 to 10 staff

Queer Straight Alliance Qsa

Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) is a student organization promoting the rights and welfare of LGBTQ+ community in Hong Kong. Registered as a society in 2008, QSA is currently the largest network of LGBTQ+ students, staff and allies across university campuses in Hong Kong. QSA endeavours to support its members through career, social and educational initiatives and advocates for diversity and inclusion on and off campuses.

11 to 50 staff

Agewhale

Our mission at Agewhale is to empower and support both individuals and businesses in navigating the complexities of elder care. We provide personalized care planning for individuals and comprehensive workplace support for companies, bridging the gap between carers and essential resources. Our goal is to enable older persons to age well while supporting carers and fostering productive workplaces. Follow us on Facebook: Instagram:

1 to 10 staff

Centre For Community Cultural Development

Centre for Community Cultural Development is a pioneering non-profit arts organization that promotes and practices peoples’ culture and community arts. We are dedicated to embrace diversity, to go beyond geographical boundaries, and to establish collaborative relationships with both local and international artists and arts organisations.

1 to 10 staff

Danish Chamber Of Commerce Hong Kong

The Danish Chamber of Commerce (DCC) provides a forum for all business which relates to Denmark, or Danish related companies. Thus the focus is on the relations with Denmark and is not specific to the nationalities of individuals. To provide a forum, in an organised way and on a continuing basis for Danish Business and Danish related companies to discuss and share matters of common interest. DCC further promotes Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area in Denmark and facilitates exchanges between business entities in the respective areas. In addition, DCC acts as a link between its members and the Hong Kong Authorities in its aim to facilitate a good business environment for all concerned. DCC is actively participating in debates concerning the business environment in Hong Kong and is our members' voice. DCC has corporate and individual members representing SMEs, medium and large businesses in Hong Kong.

1 to 10 staff

Hong Kong Society Of Herpetology Foundation

Hong Kong Society of Herpetology Foundation was established in 2005 and had charitable status in 2007. It is the first and the only registered charitable organization (IR File No: 91/9058) in Hong Kong related to Amphibians and Reptiles. Herpetology is the study of amphibians and reptiles, this includes studies on their anatomy, genetics, ecology, taxonomy, evolution, physiology, etc.

1 to 10 staff

Norcham Hong Kong

The Norwegian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong (NorCham HK) is a forum for representatives of Norwegian companies in Hong Kong, representatives of local companies which have links to Norway or take an interest in Norway, as well as individuals. At present we are 45 members both corporate and individuals. Located in one of the world’s top financial centers and with a unique historical, social, and geographical connection to China, NorCham has supported Norwegian companies in Hong Kong, and local companies doing business with Norway, for over three decades. Hong Kong continues to serve as a key gateway for business both to and from China. The city offers- exceptional networking opportunities- a highly sophisticated legal and financial system- a very business friendly culture. General information: One part of our involvement locally, is the exchange of useful information for Norwegian businesses wishing to locate to Hong Kong. We provide this with the help of InvestHK and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council. The Norwegian Chamber of Commerce is also active in developing positive working relationships with government officials in Hong Kong and Norway, as well as the international business and diplomatic community. Throughout the year we organize or co-host business luncheons, invite a variety of fascinating guest speakers both from the Norwegian and the international community, including China-experts, business-leaders, company owners, media personalities, and diplomats, government officials and visitors from Norway. For more detailed information, please contact the Chamber Office or visit our Website:

1 to 10 staff

Cityu Indian Students' Association

Hello, we are ISA CityU HK. We represent the Indian Student body at the City University of Hong Kong. Kindly contact us if you have an enquiry or want to propose a collaboration.

1 to 10 staff

Hong Kong Holocaust And Tolerance Centre Hkhtc

The Hong Kong Holocaust and Tolerance Centre (HKHTC) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion, across Asia, of education and awareness of the Holocaust. We are a resource centre for scholars, teachers, students and the general public, and create locally accessible and relevant material in English, Chinese and other regional languages. HKHTC actively promotes conferences, workshops, exhibits and remembrance events that use the lessons of history to prevent discrimination, anti-Semitism and genocide, as a way to advance tolerance and understanding among people in order to make a positive contribution to our society and future generations.

1 to 10 staff

Hong Kong Professional Teachers' Union

Trade Union The PTU is a trade union, a professional body, and a social concern group. Over teachers and education practitioners in Hong Kong, from kindergartens to universities, have joined the union, which aims at uniting co-workers, protecting their rights and providing them with various welfare services. Educational Body As a professional body on education, the PTU strives to improve education quality through promoting of teachers’ professionalism, and through advocating of education policies, which ensure an environment for every student to learn and grow with sufficient assistance and care. Social Organization As a social concern group, the PTU actively participates in various social actions for the justice, well-being and democratic rights of the people in Hong Kong and China.

201 to 500 staff

Localmotion Ltd

LocalMotion is a force multiplier for the work of NGOs and social enterprises. We help:(i) social and environmental organisations free up their staff to concentrate on their front end missions by giving them access to high quality marketing, design and communications professional skill sets.(ii) companies create high impact CSR initiatives, utilising their most valuable resource, the skill sets of their people. We help companies offer employees meaningful work opportunities that develop the skills of millennial staff through short term skilled volunteering projects of between 10-30 millennials and young professionals the chance to connect with other change makers and contribute their unique skills sets to trustworthy NGOs and social enterprises that measure and value the outcomes of their work. LocalMotion works through a matchmaking platform that pairs professionals with skills and NGOs and social enterprises with skills gaps. Our key areas of focus are marketing design and communications.

1 to 10 staff

Mavega Group

Established in 2013 with a mission to bring a more dynamic, client-focused and team-driven approach to shipbroking, Mavega has set a new standard for an independent, personalised and results-led service in the dry bulk trades. Led by a highly experienced management team of senior shipbroking professionals, with a track record of success, Mavega has grown rapidly in just five years, driven in part by our strength in China and our special relationships in this increasingly important market. We have a global network of nine offices in London, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, Lugano, Genoa, Hamburg, and Athens, and a team of over 50 experienced and well-established brokers, supported by our post-fixture operation team. Drawing upon the extensive experience and specialist knowledge of our team, we have made our reputation in the dry bulk trades, from handy to capesize. In 2022 alone, we booked more than 70 million tons of cargo on voyage terms. This rapid growth is a testament to our values, our teamwork, and our commitment to putting our clients first. Just as importantly, as a smaller, close-knit team, our clients trust us to act with complete discretion. They can rely on us for transaction confidentiality, business privacy, and bespoke, personalised broking services, tailored to our client’s specific needs. Since mid-2023, our team has been enriched with the German-based shipbroking desk of Blomship, which has become for all intents and purposes part of the Mavega Group. This has enhanced further our deep knowledge of the markets and our best practices, adding valuable synergies to our group.

51 to 200 staff

Union Of Technology Transfer Professionals Uttp

Union of Technology Transfer Professionals UTTP :UTTP

51 to 200 staff

Asia Pacific Tech-Toy Members Organization Aptm

The Asia Pacific Tech-Toy Members Organization (APTM) was established in 2019 with the prime object of fostering integrated and accelerated growth and development of the toy industry in Asia Pacific, and to exploit the next generation toy and technology.

51 to 200 staff

Box Of Hope

Box of Hope is an annual charity project aimed at teaching Hong Kong school children about giving through providing useful/educational gifts to underprivileged children in Hong Kong & Asia donated by Hong Kong school children and local organisations. The concept is very simple: you fill old shoe boxes with NEW interesting and EDUCATIONAL gifts at home and drop them off at a collection point. The boxes are then collected and delivered directly to the children in need. The boxes are currently sent to charities in 8 different Asian regions/countries- CAMBODIA - CHINA - HONG KONG - MACAU - NEPAL - PHILIPPINES - THAILAND - VIETNAM Some of these children have never received a gift. The project is to encourage children ranging from 3 to 18 years to be aware of their environment/community and show them how they can help make a difference. In addition to providing educational and fun gifts for children in need throughout Asia.

11 to 50 staff

New World First Bus Services Limited

11 to 50 staff

Rotary Club Of Central, Hong Kong

Officially chartered on 17 June 2009, the Rotary Club of Central (RCC) is a non-profit organization formed by a group of 33 young professionals in our 20s and 30s from various industries, including education, trading, airline logistics, banking and finance, information technology, medical and healthcare, public relations, manufacturing, telecommunication and consultancy. One-third of the members are alumni of the Rotary Foundation and ex-Rotaractors who had previously attended international or local educational exchange programs organized by Rotary. RCC was formed to provide a platform for young professionals to collaborate our knowledge and experiences to serve the community. Following our 2009-2010 service project "Make A Wish", our signature project in 2010-2011 is "Make It Real", including a mentorship and personal development program, which are all fun-filled, meaningful and experiential to underprivileged, new children and teenage mainland China immigrants.

1 to 10 staff

Designing Hong Kong

Designing Hong Kong Limited is a not-for-profit organization devoted to promoting sustainability, quality of life and good design as core values in planning, development and governance. It promotes interventions wherever it sees bad planning and wherever it sees that policies or institutions are not working the way they should. Its aim is to increase public awareness and to improve Hong Kong’s collective ability to plan and deliver a ‘beautiful’ city. Designing Hong Kong is a member of the World Urban Campaign by UN-Habitat.

1 to 10 staff

Forum Of Indian Professionals In Hong Kong

With the Consul General of India, Hong Kong, as our patron, FIPHK was formed in 2001. We are a non-profit, registered organisation in HK that provides a platform to professionals of Indian origin to network, interact and participate in events, focused on current affairs, culture, literature, business, sport, health & well-being. The Forum is also involved in taking on issues relevant to Indian professionals and the Indian community in HK, including participating in Government white papers and discussions, responses to media reports and editorials. As we have a close association with the Consul General of India, we work with them on various initiatives as well. Over the years, there has been a steady increase in the number of Indian professionals in Hong Kong and the FIPHK draws its membership from a cross-section of professionals from various industries like banking and finance, telecom, IT, media, shipping, insurance, law, accounting, consulting, medicine and academia, transcending regional, linguistic and cultural boundaries. Our members are professionally qualified individuals who hold senior positions in HK corporates and represent a diverse and rich cross-section of regional, linguistic, and professional backgrounds. We also organize seven main events during a calendar year. Apart from our marquee events, we invited prominent personalities to address and interact with our members Over the years, we have had the privilege of hosting Gen. Bikram Singh, Mr. Shashi Tharoor, Mr. NR Narayana Murthy, Mr. Prakash Jha, Mr. Vikas Swarup, Mr. Amitav Ghosh, Mr. Chetan Bhagat, Mr. Sunil Gavaskar, Ms. Mary Kom, Ms. Kiran Bedi, Mr. Harsha Bhogle to name a few.

51 to 200 staff