A bunch of colorful, striking, or graceful blooms can genuinely inspire a feeling of restoration. Various arrangements can generate unique atmospheres, and the florist is crucial in this process. Make
Make It Work introduced a course titled Welfare Assistant (Children Session) and was facilitated by an experienced senior social worker. This course is designed to assist unemployed individuals in acquiring
A situation that often arises is when women have just re-entered the workforce and have to juggle between work and family commitments, leading to stress that can impact their health.
Our General Manager, Ms. Elijah Fung, had the honor of presenting the poverty alleviation efforts of the French Chamber Foundation to The Rotary Club of New Territories, a member of
“Tidying UP” a house is usually seen as a task for housewives, but it has evolved into a professional career called “Home Organizer” that has gained popularity recently. The role
In addition to providing employment support, we at Make It Work organized a special “One-day Tour to Fishermen Cultural Village at Lamma Island ” for our women and children members.
Earlier, our organization participated in a job fair aiming to discover more job opportunities. Through job assessments and matching, we strive to help individuals find suitable positions.
Make It Work recently organized a series of handicraft workshops with a focus on providing members exposure to handicraft-based industries. The workshops, including perfume blending, French weaving, cloth dyeing, and
A special treat for the children before the summer ends! Students worked together to create sweet dumplings, and with a bit of food colouring and water, students turned glutinous rice