Migration and Family
Ah Yung’s Story (Wanchai centre beneficiary) Ah-yung first met her Korean husband while working at a restaurant where he was a chef. After they got married, they had a daughter
Resilience and assistance under the pandemic
Mr Ho’s Story We met Mr. Ho for the first time in 2017. At the time, he was struggling to make ends meet with his job as a shipping clerk
Closed Borders, Disappearing Jobs
Ah Man’s Story (Wanchai centre beneficiary) People from all walks of life have been deeply affected by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic; certain sectors more so than others. Ah
Usage of online technology workshop
Since the usage of online technology has become more popular due to limitations of in person interaction affected by the policy of COVID-19 prevention, our MIW staff implements lots of
Finding Purpose and Giving Back
Ms. Lou’s Story (Mongkok centre beneficiary) Ms. Lou’s husband passed away many years ago due to illness. Since then, she has taken care of their two children on her own.A Mother sharing the burden
Yoyo’s Story (Tsuen Wan centre beneficiary) Our last post shared the story of Ah Shun. This week we will introduce his mother, Yoyo. Yoyo, in her fifties, has suffered from
Finding motivation through family
Ah Shun’s Story (Tsuen Wan centre beneficiary) Ah Shun, in his 30’s, has to work to support his mother, who he lives with, as well as his wife, who lives
Coming up again our limites
Kwai Lin’s Story Kwai Lin is a 37-year-old single mother. She was previously a member of our centre a few years back but had left after she successfully found stable