Our strategic partner Happy Ageing Lab Foundation (“HAL”) scored a dazzling success at the World Ageing Festival held in Singapore in early May 2024!

Voice for Social Good (VSG) has just launched an animation “Bake A Difference”, advocating for the importance of Full Funding for NGOs.

The Hepatitis Fund, our strategic partner, is organising the first Global Hepatitis Resource Mobilization Conference in Geneva later this month. It is aimed at bringing together committed and new partners to raise funds for key countries where catalytic investments and donations would kick-start the implementation of a national plan or significantly accelerate it.

Our strategic partner Happy Ageing Lab has invited experts from the built environment and service organisations to share with us their knowledge and insights of cultivating an age-friendly living environment in the community.

With a vision to building up the first longitudinal database on active ageing and society, our Institute of Active Ageing (“IAA”) made a bold attempt with ZeShan’s support

A Plastic Ocean (“APO”), our partner, found that young people are reluctant to work in recycling industry because of misconceptions about both career and business opportunities. This has led to an estimated shortage of around 1,000 workers next year when the Government is expected to roll out its new waste charging scheme.

Tele-medical Care and Medication Guidance Pilot Project  has reaped another three great awards at the Hong Kong city-wide open competition, “2021 Best Practice Awards in Social Welfare” organized by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service.

We are very encouraged to see our supported Tele-medical care and Medication Guidance Pilot Project reaping one of the Best COVID-10 Global Community Project Award last week!

Early in the morning of 14 August 2021, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake rocked Haiti, causing hospitals, schools and homes to collapse, claiming over 2,200 lives and leaving communities in crisis.

A deadly mix of conflict, COVID‐19, insect attack and persistent droughts have pushed more than 7 million people across six countries in East Africa to the very edge of starvation.