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To help Hong Kong's homeless, charity ImpactHK aims to raise US$640,000 from its first fundraising gala - Vimarsana News

To help Hong Kong's homeless, charity ImpactHK aims to raise US$640,000 from its first fundraising gala

ImpactHK hopes its first fundraising gala will not only make the non-profit organisation’s work helping Hong Kong’s homeless financially sustainable but be ‘a great party for us’, says its founder.

Source: scmp.com
How Hong Kong humanitarian award The One empowers and celebrates people who help others, in the city and around the world - Vimarsana News

How Hong Kong humanitarian award The One empowers and celebrates people who help others, in the city and around the world

Humanitarian award The One, which celebrates people in Hong Kong and around the world who care for others, inspire communities and save lives, has announced this year’s finalists.

Source: scmp.com
Diversity and inclusion benefits us all, says Jeff Rotmeyer of ImpactHK and Love 21 - Vimarsana News

Diversity and inclusion benefits us all, says Jeff Rotmeyer of ImpactHK and Love 21

Jeff Rotmeyer is the founder of Love 21 and Impact HK, two volunteer groups making a difference among Hong Kong’s vulnerable communities.

Champions of diversity and inclusion in Asia - Vimarsana News

Champions of diversity and inclusion in Asia

These Asia’s Most Influential honourees are working to ensure that all voices are heard, making the global community more progressive, more equal and much more interesting.

香港電台網站 : 第三台|Backchat|Revamped district councils / Evictions of homeless people in Kwun Tong - Vimarsana News

香港電台網站 : 第三台|Backchat|Revamped district councils / Evictions of homeless people in Kwun Tong

On Thursday's Backchat, we're talking about the proposed revamp of the district councils. Under the plan unveiled by the government on Tuesday, fewer than 20 percent of district councillors will be chosen by the public in future with the rest appointed or picked by various committees. Would-be members will be vetted in advance to make sure only "patriots" are in the running, and the councils will be chaired by district officers, who are civil servants, rather than councillors. The Chief Executive John Lee said the changes are needed to ensure national security and that only patriots ...

Source: rthk.hk