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* Introduction
* Objective
* Eligibility
* Announcement of the Results in the 1st Round Application
* Announcement of the Results in the 2nd Round Application
* Announcement of the Results in the 3rd Round Application
* Announcement of the Results in the 4th Round Application
* Announcement of the Results in the 5th Round Application 
* Announcement of the Results in the 6th Round Application new
* List of Advisory Committee Members and Honorary Advisors
* NGOs' Proposals for Business Sponsorship
* Enquiry Hotline
* Download Zone - The Seventh Round Applicationnew
* Download Zone  - Report on An Evaluative Study of the Partnership Fund for
the Disadvantaged in Promoting and Sustaining Partnerships between NGOs and Business Corporations
* Download Zone - 'Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged - Experience Sharing Session' powerpoint material and photos  new
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NGO Websites

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Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged
 


Introduction
   
* Click to enlarge the posterTo promote tripartite partnership among the welfare sector, the business community and the Government to help the disadvantaged, the Chief Executive announced in 2005 Policy Address the setting up of a $200 million Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged (PFD).  In 2010, the Finance Committee of Legislative Council has endorsed an injection of $200 million into PFD to encourage further cross-sector collaboration to help the disadvantaged. The Government will provide matching grants to donations made by business organisations to support welfare non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in running social welfare projects. Bona-fide charitable welfare NGOs having tax-exempted status under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance (Cap.112) can apply for the matching grant portion of the Fund.
   
Objective
   
* The Fund aims to incentivise the welfare sector to expand their network in seeking and securing corporate participation, and to encourage the business sector to take up more social responsibility for creating a cohesive, harmonious and caring society.
   
Eligibility
   
* Bona-fide charitable welfare NGOs having tax-exempted status under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance (Cap. 112) can apply for the matching grant portion of the Fund.
   
* Priority consideration will be given to applications which
   
* are in pursuit of 4 'Es', namely Enhancement of quality of life, Employment / skills development, Empowerment and Exclusion prevention;
   
* are with promising sustainability of social partnerships with business corporations;
   
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are comprising elements of early intervention with preventive measures targeting a social problem; and

   
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can demonstrate the initiatives of the welfare NGO in rendering appropriate services to meet the changing needs of the target groups and expand their social partnership.

   
   
NGOs' Proposals for Business Sponsorship
   
 
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To facilitate NGOs establish partnership relationship with the business sector, SWD will disseminate information on NGOs' proposals for business sponsorship through this web-based platform.

Letter to NGOs and General Information on Posting (Annex 1) 

Proposal Form (Annex 2) 

Form for Post Deletion (Annex 3)

   
 
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The following is a collection of NGOs' proposals. Interested business corporations may use the Enquiry Hotline for general enquiry, or contact the NGOs directly to discuss the project and cooperation details.

 

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Elderly Services (including health care services, computer skills training and concern visits, etc.)

PDF Caritas - Hong Kong (Chinese version only)
PDF Hong Kong - Macao Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists (Chinese version only)
PDF International Church of the Foursquare Gospel - HK District Limited (Chinese version only)

 

   

 

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Family and Child Welfare Services (including parents education, prevention of domestic violence, building up support network and multiple intelligence training, etc.)

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 The Lok Sin Tong Benevolent Society, Kowloon (Chinese version only) 
PDF Hong Kong Student Aid Society 
PDFChristian Action (Chinese version only) 
PDF Caritas - Hong Kong (Community & Higher Education Service) (Chinese version only)
PDF YMCA of Hong Kong
PDF YMCA of Hong  Kong                                                                                  

PDF  Parents' Association of the Mentally Handicapped Ltd.              

PDF  The Association of Evangelical Free Churches of Hong Kong (Chinese version only)

   

 

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Rehabilitation and Medical Social Services (including services for autistic, deaf, ill health and neurologically impaired people)

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 The Child Development Centre at Matilda 
PDF Haven of Hope Christian Service (Chinese version only) 
PDF Fu Hong Society
PDF The Hong Kong Society for the Deaf
PDF Playright Children's Play Association
PDF Barnabas Charitable Service Association (Chinese version only)
PDF Evangelical Lutheran Church Social Service-Hong Kong (Chinese version only)
PDF The Rock Foundation Limited

PDF Amity Mutual-Support Society (Chinese version only)

   
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Youth and Correctional Services (including homework guidance, life skills training and employment training, etc.)

PDF Hong Kong New Immigrant Service Association (Chinese version only)
   
 

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Other Disadvantaged Groups (including services for low income class, unemployed people, ethnic minorities, new arrivals, etc)

PDF International Social Service Hong Kong Branch (Chinese version only) 
PDF Christian Action 
PDF Christian Action 
PDF  Hong Kong New Immigrant Service Association (Chinese version only)

 PDF  Urdu Neighbour Centre (Chinese version only) 

   
Enquiry Hotline and Opening Hours
   
 

Enquiry Hotline : 2892 5104 / 2892 5249 (Click here for list of Frequent Asked Questions)

Opening Hours : Monday to Friday 8:45 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm (1 pm to 2 pm lunch break). Closed on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday

        

Download Zone

   
*  Seventh Round Application new

* Points to Note for the Seventh Round Application PDF Acrobat Doc 
* Application Guide (September 2011) PDF Acrobat Doc 
 
* Simplified Application Form (for application involving matching grant at $100,000 or below)   PDF Word Doc and sample PDF Acrobat Doc

*General Application Form (for application involving matching grant over $100,000); PDF Word Doc
* Information Leaflet (September 2011) PDF Acrobat Doc  

 

 

* List of Advisory Committee Members and Honorary Advisors 

*   Report on An Evaluative Study of the Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged in Promoting and Sustaining Partnerships between NGOs and Business Corporations

A research on 'An Evaluative Study of the Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged in Promoting and Sustaining Partnerships between NGOs and Business Corporations' commissioned by the Social Welfare Department (SWD) and undertaken by the Centre for Third Sector Studies (CTSS) Department of Applied Social Sciences (APSS) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University was completed.  The full report of the study can be downloaded here:

 PDF Acrobat Doc  

 

 

*   Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged - Experience Sharing Session new

On 15 November 2011, the Secretariat of Partnership Fund for the Disadvantaged (PFD) of the Social Welfare Department (SWD) organised an 'Experience Sharing Session' in Lady Trench Training Centre. A total of 260 participants from 144 business corporations and NGOs attended the event. 

Speaking at the PFD - Experience Sharing Session, the Director of Social Welfare, Mr. Nip Tak-kuen, Patrick, JP hoped the sharing session could enable the participants to get to know more new partners and team up to run more welfare projects with the sponsorship of the PFD. Also, there was a video presentation showing appreciation to welfare NGOs, business corporations and Advisory Committee Members' continuous support to PFD. Ms May WONG May-kwan, guest speaker and Executive Director of Hans Andersen Club Limited, spoke on how to facilitate the formation of partnerships and their sustainability. She encouraged NGOs to continue to seek further partnership with business corporations.          

* 'Facilitating the Formation of Partnership and the Sustainability'                 (speaker: Ms May WONG May-kwan, Executive Director, Hans  Andersen Club Limited)                    

MS-PowerPoint   MS Powerpoint    (Chinese version only)

Photo gallery:

Sharing Session 1    Sharing Session 2  Sharing Session 3

  Sharing Session 4   Sharing Session 5  Sharing Session 6

 Sharing Session 7  Sharing Session 8  Sharing Session 9

 Sharing Session 10  Sharing Session 11  Sharing Session 12

 

 

 

NGO Websites

   
  Information on NGO websites can be found in the 'Links' of the SWD Homepage
   
Related Links
   
  We have established hyperlinks with the web pages of the following organizations:
* Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
* The Hong Kong General Chamber of Small and Medium Business Ltd
* The Hong Kong Council of Social Service
* The Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong
* Federation of Hong Kong Industries
* The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce

Downloading of the materials for reading and printing can be done through the use of the Adobe(R) acrobat(R) reader software which is available free at the Adobe Systems Inc. Website. 

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