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Dignity Kitchen
Project Dignity Hong Kong (PDHK) is a new set-up, 100% owned by Project Dignity Pte. Ltd. (PDSG), a sustainable Social Enterprise based in Singapore. Like its parent company, PDHK is an all-in-one platform to engage in positive impact through local cuisine. The company offers a range of unique experiences to do good through food from culinary courses and tea
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
"Cheers Gallery" Kwong Wah Hospital Rehab Links
With the provision of comprehensive rehabilitation products and professional advice from the health sector, patients can soon recover much better. The shops are operated and managed by disabled people. They are given the opportunities to help and care for the patients and bring out the spirit of mutual help.
Theatre in the Dark
We provide an equal art platform to enable people with different abilities to unleash their talents, earn remuneration with dignity and contribute to the society. Members include people with different experiences such as the visually impaired, physically or mildly mentally disabled, autistic and ex-mentally ill persons. Theatre in the Dark was fo
Rubber Boy Academy
Established in 2016, Rubber Boy Academy Limited is a social enterprise which aims to use edutainment videos – “New Format, New Perspective” to promote sign language and its unique culture. We wish to enrich the imagination of sign language in mainstream community via promoting the application of sign language in different communication sett
SEPD Home Market Store
SEPD and the Loving Home Foundation have joined hands and launched thenot-for-profit convenience store at Jat Min Chuen Shatin. It is a pioneering shopemploying PWDs to operate the store. While Home Market is fulfilling the needs ofunderprivileged families for affordable food and daily necessities, employmentopportunities are created for PWDs, enabling them