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Google the following organizations and answer the bullet points :)

Gp 1 : Bring me a book
http://www.bringmeabook.org.hk/about-us/
Gp 2: Food Angel
http://www.foodangel.org.hk/en/
Gp 3: Clean Air Network
http://www.hongkongcan.org/hk/
Gp 4: Children's Cancer Foundation
https://www.ccf.org.hk/
Gp 5: Crossroad Foundation
https://www.crossroads.org.hk/
Gp 6: Mother's Choice
https://www.motherschoice.org/en/
Gp 7: Justice Centre
http://www.justicecentre.org.hk/
Gp 8:  Society for Aids Care
http://aidscare.com.hk/en/index.php?page=home

Optional (Overseas):
Lean In
https://leanin.org/

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1. When was it founded?
2. What is the vision and mission
of the organization?
3. Name 1-2 reason(s) it was
founded.
4. What is/are its target group(s)?
5. What does it appeal for?
6. Ways to contact, e.g. email/
fax/ phone

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1. 2014
2.

empowering protection claimants to be their own advocates

galvinising the support of the government and law makers for our campaign and policy outcomes

increasing access to authoritative and user-friendly information on protection and modern slavery in Hong Kong

mobilising targeted sections of the Hong Kong community to take action on protection and slavery issues

effectively leveraging traditional media and social media tools to amplify advocacy, campaigning and policy outcomes.

3. Our advocacy work on modern slavery will mainly focus on putting pressure on the Hong Kong Government to:

1. develop a broader definition of human trafficking which encompasses all forms of human trafficking as set out in the UN Trafficking Protocol

2. create a national plan of action to combat human trafficking

3. adopt a comprehensive anti-human trafficking law

4. Refugees and other people seeking protection from torture, cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (CIDTP), or persecution.
5. Volunteers
PSYCHOSOCIAL SERVICES COORDINATOR
PROTECTION CLAIMANT SERVICES LEGAL CASEWORKER
JUSTICE CENTRE FELLOW
6. Address: 1st Floor, TheDesk, 511 Queen’s Road West, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong
TELEPHONE +852 3109 7359

info@justicecentre.org.hk

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1. 2011

2.Mission

Reduce Food waste at Source

Alleviate Hunger

Relieve Poverty

Educate the Next Generation

3.a good quantity is still quality benefit plenty of people in need. rescue an average of 4,000 kg of surplus food daily from going to the landfills.

4. People suffer from proverty

5.Edible surplus food and receives food donations including

Fresh food

Canned/Non-perishable food

Oils & seasonings

Cooked foods

Frozen/Chilled foods

6. OFFICE

2/F, Fung Sing Building
235 Hai Tan Street
Sham Shui Po, Kowloon
Tel: +852 2801 5333
Fax: +852 3747 1434
Email: info@foodangel.org.hk

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1.1987
2. To provide nurturing care to children without families, and to be a voice for them to be in a family.
Vision: Every child in a loving family.

Mission: Joining hands with our community to give hope and change life stories.

3.In 1986, a series of newspaper articles pointing to the alarming numbers of teens pregnancies in Hong Kong deeply moved Gary & Helen Stephens and Ranjan & Phyllis Marwah to found Mother's Choice.
4.pregnant teens , children without family
5.it appeals for donation for volunteering.Volunteers are an invaluable part of the Mother’s Choice family and our workforce. We rely on more than 700 active volunteers to help us care for children, offer friendship to our girls, donate professional skills such as translation, videography, and design, and help with administrative work
If you are as passionate as we are about our vision to see every child in a loving family, we invite you to explore a career with Mother’s Choice. We’ve built a team of highly committed individuals who are changing life stories each day.
It needs people's help to be a voice for children in need and to raise the funds we need to keep our doors open every day. Every dollar makes a difference, so if you have an inspiring idea to support Mother’s Choice
Take Action /

Events

We hold events throughout the year to raise awareness for children, youth, and families in crisis. We believe it takes a village to raise a child, and we would love to see you at a Mother’s Choice event!

Walkathon

Each year we hold our Families Walking For Families: Mother’s Choice Walkathon to raise funds to run our services and raise awareness to build stronger families for children in our community.Our next Walkathon is on 12th November 2017.

Flag Day

For Flag Day, we want to be on every street and in every neighborhood across Hong Kong to inspire our community to be a voice for children without families.Our next Flag Day is on 24th February 2018.

Adoption Awareness Month

Each November, we celebrate World Adoption Day, host events, and publish materials to support adoptive families in our community.

Child Protection Conference

Join us at the 2017 Child Protection Conference: Dialogue on Pathways to Family to build the capacity of our professional bodies and individuals as they support children to grow up in safe, loving, and permanent families, and to challenge the high numbers of children growing up in institutional care. Learn more…

6.https://www.facebook.com/motherschoicehk. Call us at 2868 2022 or email us at bigsister@motherschoice.org.

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Appeal means to make a serious, urgent, or heartfelt request.

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1.founded in 1995
2. To connect people in a broken world
Try to be a crossroads: bring together those in need and those who can help
3.

For years, we were sure we wouldn’t start an NGO. Our goal was to use our training to help those already doing a good thing in a hard place. Malcolm, a chartered accountant, volunteered financial services. Sally, a public relations consultant, gave pro bono communications services. Put another way, we used words and numbers to serve those in need.

Global Distribution

In 1995, however, all that changed. One of those charities asked for help following floods in Northern China. “Two million people have lost everything,” we were told. “Could you send aid?”

Well, no. Not really. We were not set up to do anything like that.

But, we thought, we could try to help, just this once.  We collected textiles in Hong Kong and sent off 19 boxes. They wanted more so, next time, we sent 72. Later, 136. Later, 248.

Finally, Hong Kong’s Social Welfare Department told us, “You’re getting too large not to be registered”. That was a crossroads for us. We had not intended to start a non-profit organisation, but, whether we liked it or not, the work was growing beyond all expectation.

So we registered and the Hong Kong Government graciously allowed us 8 rooms in which to store our donated items.

At first, we thought we would never fill those rooms.

We were wrong!

Shortly after we moved in, we sent out five tons of goods.  Within just three weeks, we had received donations of ten tons. After three months, we could no longer fit in those eight rooms.

The increase was not just in size and quantity, but also in variety. Soon it wasn’t just clothing and bedding that we were receiving.  We received educational toys and supplies, furniture of all shapes and sizes, computers and office equipment, medical provision, literature, stationery, household items, electrical appliances. It was as if a hole had opened in the heavens and goods had begun to flood our lives.

In 1995, we sent 19 cartons of relief supplies. Today, our warehouse has goods equating to 200 x 20′ containers.

In 1995, we used 170 square feet. Today, we operate from a site that covers 600,000 square feet (14 acres).

In 1995, our full-time personnel consisted of two people. Today, we have 70 team members and many more volunteers from the community.

In 1995, we collected goods for just one destination. Today, we give:

60% of our donated goods to people in Hong Kong.

the other 40% to over 90 countries around the world.

The Crossroads story didn’t stop there, though. The surprises continued.

4.HK

Community/cultural groups

Drug rehabilitation

Educational institutions

Elderly persons

Environmental care

Families in need

Medical clinics & hospitals

Orphanages

People with special needs

People at risk

Rehabilitation services

Service organisations

Social enterprise

Sports programmes for the disadvantaged

Suicide prevention services

Support for domestic workers

Support for new arrivals

Support for women

Vocational training programmes

Welfare of animals

INTERNATIONAL

Children/women at risk

Communities impacted by digital divide

Communities in entrenched poverty

Disaster victims

Drug rehabilitation centres

Elderly care

Environmental care

Medical clinics & hospitals

Orphanages

Schools/universities

Social enterprise initiatives

Special needs groups

Victims of human trafficking

Vocational skills training centres

War damaged regions

5. Building supplies, vehicles, computers, medical provision, household furniture, office furniture, educational furniture and equipment, bedding and textile supplies, electrical items, household goods, clothing, stationery, bicycles, books and educational toys.
6.HONG KONG

Crossroads Village
2 Castle Peak Road
Gold Coast, Tuen Mun
HONG KONG
P: +852 2984 9309
F: +852 2771 1715
E: enquiries@crossroads.org.hk

OPENING HOURS:
Tuesdays to Saturdays
10am to 5.30pm
Closed: Sundays, Mondays, public holidays

UNITED KINGDOM

Crossroads Global Village (UK) Limited
Charity number: 1153488
Kemp House, 152-160 City Road,
London, EC1V 2NX,
United Kingdom
W: www.crossroadsglobalvillage.org.uk
E: enquiries@crossroadsglobalvillage.org.uk

UNITED STATES

Crossroads Global Village (US) Limited
1732 1st Ave #26703, New York, NY 10128
W: www.crossroadsglobalvillage.org/us
P: +1 646 588-1625
E: enquiries@crossroadsglobalvillage.org

AUSTRALIA
PO Box 152
Wahroonga NSW 2076
AUSTRALIA
E: enquiries@crossroads.org.hk

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1)established in November 1994
2)community-based and non-profit
3)Aim at providing pro care service to the PLWHA
4):)
5)
6)Tel: (852) 3622 1293
Mail: enquiry@aidcare.com.hk

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1.1989
2.mission:

To improve the quality of life for young cancer patients and their families in caring for their physical, psychological and social well-being

To help doctors improve the survival rate of children with cancer

To assist major public hospitals in Hong Kong upgrade equipment and services in paediatric oncology

Vision:

To continue provision of the best possible holistic care to young cancer patients and their families

To extend such services with equal passion and excellence to families of young patients suffering from other serious illnesses

To set and maintain the highest standards in accountability and transparency

To share our best practices with parents and organisations on the Mainland and elsewhere in the region.

3.provide support for families, and for those whose children did not respond well to treatment,
4.young cancer patients and their families
5.donation from public to help its work in hospitals, in the community and must importantly, support young cancer patients and their families
6.email:ccf@ccf.org.hk
Tel:2815 2525

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1.)Founded in 2006👍🏿
2.)It envisions a Hong Kong in which every child is read to, strengthening family and community bonds, and creating a love of learning.💆🏿‍♂️
Missions is to provide

Transformational trainings for parents and educators😂

The best Chinese and English children’s books🐥

Quality programs to access authors and literacy experts🐤

3.)reason
witnessed first-hand the pressures Hong Kong children face and the lack of reading culture in Hong Kong.
4.) target group
Children
5) It appeals for donation and volunteering
6.)Tel: | (852) 2127 4533
Fax: | (852) 2167 7181
Website: | www.bringmeabook.org.hk
Email: | info@bringmeabook.org.hk
Facebook: | Our Facebook Page
Instagram: | instagram.com/BringMeABookHongKong