Hong Kong Resources

Many organizations in Hong Kong are working on behalf of women and girls. As we become aware of these and gain their permission, we will provide a link to their websites.

American Women's Association of Hong Kong is a voluntary organization of international women, supporting Hong Kong charities and schools through community service and monetary grants, while also providing educational and social activities for members. http://www.awa.org.hk

Association for the Advancement of Feminism has been working since 1984 to eliminate discrimination against women, to fight for full opportunities in social participation and equality for both sexes. http://www.aaf.org.hk

Equal Opportunities Commission is a Hong Kong statutory body committed to promoting diversity and equality, fostering an inclusive society in which all individuals are treated with respect and dignity. Their mission is to eliminate discrimination and promote equal opportunities. They help HK citizens understand their rights and obligations under Hong Kong's anti-discrimination legislation and provide redress for discrimination. http://www.eoc.org.hk/CE/home_ce.htm

The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong advocates and promotes reproduction and sexual health and provides related information, education and services for individuals, families and the community. http://www.famplan.org.hk

Harmony House provides protection, caring and empowerment of women and children who are victims of domestic violence, counsels batterers in order to stop the cycle of violence, and provides public awareness to promote family harmony. http://www.harmonyhousehk.org

HER Fund's main objective is to raise funds and give grants to support work by women, with women and for women in Hong Kong. They also try to raise awareness of women's position and rights in Hong Kong. http://www.herfund.org

The Hong Kong Association of Business and Professional Women is an NGO of working women who have actively promoted the interests of business and professional women in Hong Kong and supported equal rights legislation since 1979. http://www.hkabpw.org

The Hong Kong Cancer Fund was founded in 1987 and aimed to reduce the impact of cancer, increase cancer awareness and ensure through information, empowerment and peer support, that no one faces cancer alone. http://www.cancer-fund.org

The Hong Kong Federation of Women's Centres provides and promotes services which empower women and advocates for women's rights. http://www.womencentre.org.hk

Hong Kong government website has a link to download a form to be included in their centralized data base of interested and qualified individuals when they are looking to fill positions on Advisory and Statutory Bodies. Be a voice at the table when decisions are being made about Hong Kong’s future! http://www.women.gov.hk then go to "your contribution."

Hong Kong Women Christian Council will use the funds to fight for social justice and women's rights, to develop and promote feminist theology and to stand together with the marginalized community. http://www.hkwcc.org.hk

Hong Kong Women Development Association working since 1996 to strengthen confidence, self-esteem, independence and self-enhancement among women, and works for the rights of women and children. 19 organizational members and over 40,000 individual members. http://www.hkwda.org.hk

Hong Kong Women in Publishing Society's objectives are to promote the status of women in all areas of publishing, encourage communication and mutual support among women in publishing and work toward equality of opportunity and advancement for all women in publishing. http://www.hkwips.org

Hong Kong Women Workers' Association promotes women workers' interests and status and advocates for policies and resources on their behalf. http://www.hkwwa.org.hk

Oxfam Hong Kong is an independent development and relief agency based in Hong Kong. They work with poor people regardless of race, sex, religion or politics in their struggle against poverty, distress and suffering. Their vision is for a world where people are equally assured of their rights with dignity and respect, including access to food, shelter, employment and health care, in a sustainable manner. http://www.oxfam.org.hk Oxfam Hong Kong is a member of Oxfam International.

Treats brings together children, youth and families - from varying backgrounds and with differing abilities – to promote integration and develop personal and social skills. http://www.treats.org.hk

The Women's Commission was established by the HK government as a central mechanism to promote the well-being and interest of women in Hong Kong. http://www.women.gov.hk/eng/about/intro.html

Women Business Owners' Club is dedicated to encouraging, assisting and inspiring small business owners. http://www.hkwboc.org/

YoungBiz empowers young people with financial, business, and entrepreneurial skills through innovative education and real-world experience. A 10% discount is offered to friends of The Women’s Foundation. http://www.youngbizhk.com

Women Coalition of HKSAR is a group of women who love women / tongzhi movement supporters / feminists, strive to contribute for the local female Tongzhi culture, history and education. http://www.wchk.org

Women Media Networks is a non-profit organization providing members with professional support, leadership development & networking opportunities across the Asia Pacific region.http://www.womenmedianetworks.com/

Zi Teng is a group of social workers, labor activists, researchers, church workers and others who conduct research, social education and outreach on behalf of sex workers in Hong Kong and China. http://www.ziteng.org.hk

Women Services Directory consists of updated organization and services information provided by local women organizations and service agencies. http://www.women.gov.hk/eng/services_directory.htm


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Note: These links are intended for informational purposes only. TWF takes no responsibility for any actions taken as a result of information in this directory. The views expressed within the links provided are those of the corresponding organizations, and do not necessarily represent the views of TWF.