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Convenience Store and Retail Store
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Home Market (Kowloon City Shop)
Home Market is a social-enterprise-retail-chain, an innovative poverty-relief project, and is funded by the main sponsor, Lee Shau Kee Foundation - selling good quality food and daily necessities at prices close to the costs to the members in the poorest residential districts in Hong Kong. We believe the quality of goods at lower prices can alleviate t
Green Ladies & Green Little (The Mills Branch)
Green Ladies is the first social eco enterprise operated by consignment model in Hong Kong. Established in 2008, Green Ladies has been promoting eco-friendly habits and middle-aged ladies employment. Through collection of high quality fashion and accessories, we promote secondhand clothing for sustainable use of resources.
Y Silver Link (Central)
Targeting the robust silver market, Y Silver Link was launched by HKYWCA to provide sale of daily living products as well as "home environment improvement service”for the new elders. Elders are employed to take charge of the store daily operation and which in a way to facilitate their fulfilling a positive ageing and serving the community.
Day Day Goods
Day Day Goods aims to improve living standard of the deprived in Tin Shui Wai by providing affordable quality daily necessities and at the same time, to provide job mobility training for our employees and to prepare them for future career progression. We wish establish a social enterprise that is "From the deprived, By the deprived and For the
Goods Co-Share – A Poverty Alleviation Programme by Cost of Living Reduction
Goods Co-Share purchases daily necessities from suppliers in bulk volume and enjoys significant saving in transaction cost. Those items are then sold to grassroots families at a lower-than-market price, bringing about a reduction in their cost of living.Home Market (Kwun Tong Shop)
Home Market is a social-enterprise-retail-chain, an innovative poverty-relief project, and is funded by the main sponsor, Lee Shau Kee Foundation - selling good quality food and daily necessities at prices close to the costs to the members in the poorest residential districts in Hong Kong. We believe the quality of goods at lower prices can alleviate t