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FastCare
Fastcare Service Limited, established in 2015, provides am one-stop homecare services matching platform that helps families in need to automatically and effectively match with suitable home helpers in the community, which are more convenient and time-flexible, to the helpers from the grassroots in order to improve the quality of life. This can also help attr- Hair Styling
- Make Up and Beauty
- Office & Building Cleaning
- Domestic Cleaning
- Elderly Care
- Interior Design
- Job Matching and On-the-job Training
- Nursing Service
- Patient Escort Service
- Post-natal Care
- Renovation and Maintenance
- Website and Mobile Apps
- Sham Shui Po
- Employment for Low-income Groups
- Employment for Women
- Household Cleaning
- Job Referrals
- Mobile Apps
- Post-natal Care
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
Festyle
Festyle is a social enterprise which aims at promoting women employment and empowerment, as well as healthy dining culture in Hong Kong. City dwellers are pursuing a healthy lifestyle, yet the busy work schedule leaves them with insufficient time to take care of their fresh and healthy food demands. On the other hand, many housewives who have spent many year
Rainbow Arts Corner
By operating the workshop, our women participants are offered opportunity to improve their organizational skill and leadership skills, enhancing their confidence while exploring their potential. The revenue generated is used for providing support to the families with financial difficulties.
Les Beatitudes (LBA)
We are a social enterprise set up to support women who want to and need to work in a more flexible arrangement and home environment. In the 1960s, many Hong Kong women took work home to make extra money whilst they looked after their children and elderlies. These opportunities are rare in modern Hong Kong. The products LBA designed are mainly items tha
