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Homeeasy - One-stop Property Support Service Program (Tai Po)

Homeeasy - One-stop Property Support Service Program (Tai Po)

Homeeasy is a social enterprise of Lok Kwan Social Service, and fuinded by The Enhancing Self-Reliance Through District Partnership Programme. Homeeasy employs grassroots to provide moving, cleaning and renovation services to publc.
Homeeasy - One-stop Property Support Service Program (To Kwa Wan)

Homeeasy - One-stop Property Support Service Program (To Kwa Wan)

Homeeasy is a social enterprise of Lok Kwan Social Service, and fuinded by The Enhancing Self-Reliance Through District Partnership Programme. Homeeasy employs grassroots to provide moving, cleaning and renovation services to publc.
Home Market (Choi Hung Estate Shop)

Home Market (Choi Hung Estate 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
Home Market (Kowloon City Shop)

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
Home Market (Kwai Shing East Shop)

Home Market (Kwai Shing East 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
Home Market (Kwun Tong Shop)

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
Home Market (Ngau Tau Kok Shop)

Home Market (Ngau Tau Kok 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
Home Market (Sham Shui Po Shop)

Home Market (Sham Shui Po 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
Home Market (Shatin Shop)

Home Market (Shatin 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
Home Market (Shau Kei Wan Shop)

Home Market (Shau Kei Wan 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