[Thank you for raising awareness]

A huge thank you to Parentheses Librairie Française  who are generously supporting the MIW program! You will now see our pamphlet with a donation code on display at their store.

[Keep learning and become more employable]

Microsoft Excel is an invaluable computer skill that helps make our members much more employable! MIW is pleased to have an IT tutor to teach our members basic Excel skills.

[A little handicraft can mean a lot]

Our volunteers are back! Motivating our members to engage with the community, they love helping members understand their self-value and bring a positive impact to the community. Working in a

[Self-growth and learn, MS Word training workshop]

Since we can finally meet in person, we were able to conduct in-person Microsoft Word training workshops once again! The workshop enables MIW members to have basic concepts of how

[Social Solidarity Award: “Make it Work HK”]

 Congratulations! “Make It Work HK” Project has been awarded with the Social Solidarity Award at the First Grand Prix France-Hong Kong 2022!   This prestigious award aims to recognise the

[Keep recruiting new members]

MIW has started a new round of promotions! We set up street banners to generate exposure to more people who are in need of our services.   Having 3 centres

[Let’s enjoy a good hike]

Taking a break and relaxing is very important to our physical and mental health especially if you are busy every day. How do you like to enjoy your spare time?

「Save For A Rainy Day – Financial management workshop 」

Being able to manage your personal finance is a necessary life skill for everyone. However, some of the MIW members think that since they don’t earn high enough incomes, managing

[My drawing tells my inner space]

Not long-ago Hong Kong faced one of the worst spreads of the COVID-19 virus, many people fell ill to the highly infectious omicron variant. During that time, quite a lot

[Consumption Voucher Scheme]

The “Consumption Voucher Scheme” aims to provide relief from financial pressure for the community. Have you ever wondered how our more vulnerable community-members spend their money? MIW asked few members