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Yung Ho Bun, Cafe Supervisor, reflects on 12 years at The Nesbitt Centre When Bun talks about his twelve years at The Nesbitt Centre, he does not reach for numbers or milestones. He talks about learning to make chicken rolls and sandwiches. He talks about his colleagues. "I like working with them," he says, without a moment's pause. "I am very happy." It is a simple statement. But behind it sits a decade of showing up, of learning, of belonging somewhere. That, in a sentence,

In Partnership with Baptist Charis Social Service: Launching the "Tai Po Unity & Well-being Project" In response to ongoing community recovery needs following Tai Po Wang Fuk Court fire, Social Impact Partners (SIP) and WYNG Foundation have jointly committed HKD 2 million to launch the Tai Po Unity and Well-being Project, led by Baptist Charis Social Service (BCSS). The funding from SIP is generously provided by Central Cove Group, the family office of Jean Salata. SIP is pr

Hey there, SIP Community! We are excited to bring you the latest updates and achievements featured in our March e-newsletter! Click here to view the newsletter.

A new social enterprise initiative is reshaping dental care in Hong Kong. The Smile Again Dental Centre is the city’s first barrier-free clinic designed for cancer patients, wheelchair users, and children with special educational needs (SEN). Backed by a HK$1 million loan from Social Impact Partners (SIP), the centre addresses a critical gap in Hong Kong’s overwhelmingly private dental sector. When people think about cancer treatment, chemotherapy and radiation usually come t

Hey there, SIP Community! We are excited to bring you the latest updates and achievements featured in our January e-newsletter! Click here to view the newsletter.

Social Impact Partners (SIP) is pleased to announce a HKD 1 million strategic funding commitment to Hong Kong Aquaculture Ltd (Aqua), a pioneering social enterprise that integrates sustainable aquaculture with inclusive employment for youth with special education needs (SEN). Founded in 2019, Aqua operates a chemical-free marine fish farm in Yung Shue Au, blending global farming methods with local environmental stewardship. The enterprise currently employs 15 part-time SEN yo

The number of students with special educational needs in Hong Kong has risen steadily in recent years, making individualized support for every student a pressing concern across the education sector. To strengthen mainstream schools' capacity to support SEN students, the Education Bureau has actively promoted policies including the Whole School Approach and Learning Support Grant. According to Bureau statistics, SEN enrollment in public primary and secondary schools reached 67