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Commnuity Partner: Christian Action

Partnering with Christian Action, we aim to provide structured training for ethnic minority (“EM”) youths aged 16-24, helping them achieve upward mobility through the program. In addition to youth training, the program offers long-term support through an alumni initiative, extending beyond the typical 6-month market practices. Various engagement activities with local communities and employers are conducted to foster a more inclusive society in Hong Kong.

Project Outcomes:

•  Support the development of underprivileged EM youths
•  Unleash the potential of EM youths
•  Long-term support for EM youths and their families
•  Promote diversity and inclusion in the community
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Community Partner: Sheen Hok Charitable Foundation

Funded by the Chrity Foundation and operated by Sheen Hok Charitable Foundation, this program supports Special Educational Needs (“SEN”) students aged 15-18 in mainstream secondary schools by creating a SEN-friendly school culture, offering customized training in career planning, interpersonal skills, and skill-based training, and collaborating with various sector partners to provide diverse opportunities for students to explore their future.

Project Outcomes:
•  Customized training program
•  Corporate volunteers acting as mentors in the program
•  Cross‑industry workplace experience
•  Promoting inclusion in schools and the community

 

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Community Partner: Hong Kong Christian Service

We joined hands with Hong Kong Christian Service to provide emotional support to parents aged 60 or above who reside in Kwun Tong District and Sham Shui Po District and experiencing emotional distress due to their children emigrating overseas. The program aims to encourage these elderly residents to connect with the community through emotional support groups, community connections, and role transformation activities, thereby reducing feelings of loneliness and increasing self-identity.

Project Outcomes:
•  Build left-behind senior residents networks
•  Role transformation of elders
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CTFS strives to nurture a sustainable and inclusive community by closely collaborating with our business units and building deeper ties with local communities. Leveraging our resources and network, the Charity Foundation Committee (“The Foundation”) leads our community impact investment which focus on three key areas: “Empower for Change”, “Build for Support”, and “Drive for the Future”. We aim to partner with charity partners to drive positive changes, fostering a sustainable and inclusive community for all.

 

In FY2024, we introduced a Charitable Giving Policy that outlines the guidelines for charitable contributions made by the Group and all business units.

Organizations interested in applying for funding from the CTF Services Charity Foundation can click here for details and download the application form.

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