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Eagle Living
Eagle Living provides living discounts to grassroots people in the form of lifestyle department stores, and is committed to providing job opportunities for disadvantaged groups. Part of the income will be donated to charitable organizations.Eagle Living wants to provide quality life to the grassroots citizens in Hong Kong's current difficult economic env
Rolling Books
Rolling Books is a social enterprise to promote reading experience. With the concept of mobile pop-up libraries and events, we are bringing interactive and engaging reading activities to schools and caring communities, aiming to inspire children to seek their lifelong companionship with books. We partner with a diversity of organisations for innovation
kwan.sum.lee
To facilitate the promotion of multiculturalism and to build up an inclusive society by introducing Chinese traditional ingredients – dried seafood and traditional Chinese medicine & medicinal cuisine to the non-Chinese speaking group with different background. It also provides opportunity to them to know the traditional Chinese Culture and the imp
KOLB LIFE LIMITED TWW16
KOLB LIFE is not only a lunchbox delivery platform which combine convenience, innovation and economy sharing, but also is a social enterprise. We aim to helping the disadvantaged group in community by creating jobs and training opportunity. We will also hire the retired group as our staffs, in order to create more job opportunity for them.
"Cheers Gallery" Lai King Building Convenience Store
There is a total of 20 Cheers Gallery, with 14 of them operating in public hospital and the 6 operating in community. They provide sophisticated retail services of rehab products and convenience stores, especially to patients and their family, visitors and hospital staff. Cheers Gallery offers vocational training and opens job opportuni"Cheers Gallery" PYNEH Hospital Rehab Shop
There is a total of 20 Cheers Gallery, with 14 of them operating in public hospital and the 6 operating in community. They provide sophisticated retail services of rehab products and convenience stores, especially to patients and their family, visitors and hospital staff. Cheers Gallery offers vocational training and opens job opportuni