Building a Sustainable Society through Collaboration with Social Enterprises
- Audience : Schools , Students
- Category : Extra-Curriculum
- Sub-Category : Leadership and Enterprise Activities
Grace Workshop by The Salvation Army trains individuals with disabilities through recycling and reselling items. It offers tours and workshops for schools on social enterprises, sustainability, and inclusive employment. Students volunteer to collect materials and engage with diverse community members.
Description :
The Salvation Army is a renowned international Christian church and charity, actively serving in 134 countries. In Hong Kong, it has been making a difference for over 90 years since 1930, operating over 80 social services units, 35 schools, and 15 Family Stores. The organization is dedicated to transforming lives through its commitment to caring for people, preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, and making disciples. The Social Service Department plays a pivotal role in this mission, offering holistic care to those in crisis. It encompasses various programs, including Youth, Family, and Community Services, Senior Citizen Services, and Rehab Services and Social Enterprises. With a focus on vulnerable populations, the Salvation Army aims to address social issues and advocate for social justice, all while embodying the love and teachings of Christ. Through these efforts, it fosters hope and resilience within the community it serves.
Age Range :
15-24
Language :
Cantonese , English
Service Area :
Hong Kong
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Minimum Price (USD) :
1025
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Remark :
$1,025/per activity (3 sessions)
The maximum number of participants is 25
