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Recycling & Upcycling
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Green Infinity Recycling Shop
The Green Infinitive Recycled Shop is organized by the disadvantaged group in Tung Chung, they are either unemployed, single-parent or received comprehensive social security assistance. We can sell renewed goods at a very low price to residents. Therefore, residents not only save money on daily expenditure, but they also become more aware of environmental pr
Efarm
We are located inside the Pat Sin Leng Country Park and surrounded by a branch river of Tan Shan River, which gives us a flourishing eco-system. Our farm is 50,000 sq feet, small but beautiful. Apart from producing fresh organic vegetables for the community, we raise public awareness on environmental protection thru education workshops, talks and e
Sheung Shui Community Sales Outlet
Christian Action Social Enterprise initiative was founded on the belief that sustainable business operation programs can serve to generate revenue to achieve social objectives such as protecting our environment, creating employment opportunities, as well as helping the neediest among us.Our “Green Collection” Program is proactively promoting envi
Greenbaby
“Green Baby Garden” is a social enterprise organised by Caritas. It is not onlya green movement but itis also a social enterprise to support and employ the teenage or single mothers for recycling, sorting and selling second-hand baby goods in the community. Ultimately, it encourages them to re-enter the job market and have the ability to take car
Caritas Second Hand Recycling Shop
Caritas Second-hand Recycling Shop aims at providing vocational training on clothes processing and retail service to disadvantaged groups such as youth and middle-aged who are unemployed, persons with disabilities, new arrivals, single mothers, etc.. On the other hand, the Project also promotes public awareness on environmental protection by recycling second
Leisure Outlet （Flagship Store）
To advocate social enterprise, our Agency set up a shop named “Leisure Outlet” under the sponsorship from the “Enhancing Self-Reliance Through District Partnership Programme” of the Home Affairs Department in January 2008. The shop is running on a self-finance basis after the end of two years funding in January 2010. Our shop moved to