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Social Inclusion
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Free Guider Limited
Free Guider launched www.freeguider.com and the mobile app "Accessible Life HK" in 2014, allowing wheelchair users and people with different needs to access a wealth of accessibility information for outings. In 2017, Free Guider was certified by SIE Fund to support the development of accessible mobile apps. Covering over 800 attracti
Run To Your Home
Founded in 2011, "Run To Your Home" is fundraising platform that uses running to connect with the community. This platform brings together a group of business leaders from the Chinese University of Hong Kong EMBA to organize a diverse and innovative community action; and to promote our founding spirit to all levels of society, and to connect more c
Bling
Bling aims build self-confidence, self-esteem and social recognition of the unemployed and rehabilitated youths through art-and-design-related trainings and practicing. The youths will learn skill sets related to art and design and mural painting, and will work as tutors for guiding and teaching elderly as well as SEN students to complete artworks. Moreover,
Big Silver Community
Big Silver Community is a two-year project which consists of two key components: a monthly publication (i.e. BIG MAG) and a series of community innovation activities (i.e. Big Silver Teams and Community Innovation Activities). The objective is to empower the elderly, build an age-friendly society and prevent social exclusion.
Morning Star Motorcycle
We aim at helping addiction rehabilitants through social platform. By providing occupational training and job moral building, rehabilitants can adapt to working paces so as to re-engage in society. Our company, on the other hand, provide the motorcycle drivers with sales, maintenances and modification service in good quality. Afterall, to
Light Home Scheme
In 2013, Light Be successfully launched Light Home and started renting apartments from different landlords to sublease the property to the less privileged at an affordable rent. This unprecedented service had drawn the attention of the landlords swiftly; they willingly offer their apartments for a term of years as Light Home in the form of philanthropic inve