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[To start a new promotion]
Make It Work began a new term of service in July! We aim to continue our mission to provide employment assistance, counseling, and hot meal services for the community, especially
【Recruitment Board】
Each of our three Make It Work Centres in Tsuen Wan, Mong Kok and Wanchai are equipped with a job board that posts up new job advertisements from the Labour
【New Team in “Make it Work HK”】
With the continuation of our “Make it Work HK” project, meet our new Centre-In-Charge, Carey and employment officer, Rosa. Carey is an experienced social worker who has run similar canteens![[Committed to empowering the members]](https://www.makeitwork.hk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/211873200_4269833146413377_1237601348015810163_n.png)
[Committed to empowering the members]
MIW program offers support to unemployed members by guiding them through retraining courses and the interview process. Our social worker first makes a career plan with our members once they’ve![[A new milestone of MIW]](https://www.makeitwork.hk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/206347405_4250400488356643_4999228357570854808_n-750x500.jpg)
[A new milestone of MIW]
Make it Work HK is stepping into its 7th year of operation. The French Chamber Foundation recently signed a contract with our NGO partner, Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service. We
【Beauty Industry Sharing and Workshop】
We have all been wearing masks for more than a year and a half due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Wearing masks for extended periods of time can affect the health
Art Charity Fundraiser
Hats off to everyone who organized, donated to and attended the Art Charity Fundraiser last Friday night. A special thanks to our hosts – French International School, Madame Bezançon and
【Labor Legislation introduction workshop】
Labor laws cover many different areas, and it is important for everyone to have a basic understanding of these laws so they will not be unknowingly treated unfairly or differently