The Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women (ACSVAW) operates RainLily, Hong Kong’s first one-stop crisis centre for victims of sexual violence, and Anti480, an education centre providing resources and programmes on gender-related topics and prevention of sexual violence. RainLily’s WE Stand project provides education programmes and support services to female ethnic minorities, migrant workers, and refugees. ACSVAW advocates for gender equity, and strives for a society with zero sexual violence.

Bring Me a Book Hong Kong reminds parents to find time in their busy lives to read withtheir children – to have conversations with them and instill a life-long love of reading and learning in their child. We guide parents and educators to the best books for children and provide consultation to schools and social workers in the field of early childhood literacy and motivation – focusing on reading for pleasure not just academic success.

Pathfinders ensures vulnerable children and their migrant mothers are removed from danger. Social workers help mothers to gain an identity,  access critical health services and understand their legal rights. PathFinders’ staff empower mothers  to make decisions centered on their children’s best interests.

Their services range from preschool learning opportunities for toddlers, to training for children with special education needs, multi-intelligence and academic workshops for children, life and career coaching for youth, emotional enhancement support for at-risk youngsters and parental support etc.