Poverty is a serious problem in Hong Kong. Due to rising unemployment and inflation rates, there are numerous people who cannot meet their daily needs. We are grateful to have
Giving is more blessed than receiving! Special thanks to the HKBU Centre for Innovative Service-Learning – 創新服務學習中心 for initiating the Community and Charity Engagement activity. The students of HKBU European
Due to the pandemic, Carol has been unemployed since July last year. She still has to take care of her son and her savings have almost run out. Fortunately, MIW
There are 550K working poor barely able to meet their basic needs despite having a job. In this video, Kwai Lin tells her own story A single mother with her
Ms. Yuen enrolled in ERB courses more than ten years ago and worked in the hotel and catering industry. She stopped working temporarily to take care of her family. She
On international Women’s Day, it should be emphasized that women in Hong Kong have been especially hit hard by the COVID recession. One example is Belle, who used to have
Even though we are under the uncertainty of the job market after the crisis of COVID-19, MIW has always encouraged members to seize the opportunity to enroll in retraining courses
JING’s family lives under difficult circumstances. Due to a work injury, she is no longer able to work as a construction worker. With her husband underemployed and her daughter receiving
Due to the pandemic, the job market has been shrinking since last year. The unemployment rate hit the highest level in 16 years and the catering and retail industries suffered