NGOs
Get a chance to win HK$60,000 worth of professional video services
NGOs
Consult and discuss with volunteers from business sector
Volunteers
Learn about social issues and support NGO
Volunteers
Share your insight and creativity for social causes
A digital imperative for every NGO
Date (choose one):
Session A: Feb 25 (Sat)
Session B: Mar 18 (Sat)
Time: 9:30am – 4pm
Venue: The Wave@Kwun Tong
Get a chance to win HK$60,000 worth of professional video services
Consult and discuss with volunteers from business sector
Learn about social issues and support NGO
Share your insight and creativity for social causes
The JC Engage Digital Program aims to empower Hong Kong NGOs with essential resources and skills to engage with your audience effectively and amplify your social impact.
Through our program, we will help you translate your organization’s key strategic objectives into a marketing message that you can readily deliver to your audience. We strongly believe that NGOs can harness the power of video storytelling to cut through the crowded media environment, to get your voices heard and bring in the support you need to further advance your cause. The course also offers practical video making tips to help NGOs get started.
In this Video Storytelling series you will:
In this Video Storytelling series you will:
1-1.5 hours
2 hours (self-paced)
1 hour
6.5 hours
2.5 hours
To get ready for the contest, your NGO team will be equipped through the follwing steps:
A pitch within 3 minutes about your project followed by a 2 minutes Q&A from the judging panel
HK$ 60,000 worth of prefessional video production service
The pitch needs to demonstrate a good understanding and application of the workshop contents.
The pitch needs to convince the judges that you can make good use of a professional production service to achieve your communication objectives.
Established in 1984, RFHK is affiliated with Richmond Fellowship International, a global network of self-governing charities sharing the common goal of promoting good community care practice in the field of mental health.
Read more about RFHK here: https://www.asiancharityservices.org/get-to-know-charities-richmond-fellowship-of-hong-kong-rfhk/
Founded in 2014, EDiversity is dedicated to students, teachers and parents’ happiness and fulfilment in education. Focusing on the uniqueness of every student, EDiversity reverse the learning process to place the needs of students first.
Read the full article: https://www.asiancharityservices.org/get-to-know-charities-ediversity/
With the first centre opened in 2016, Woopie Club currently run day care and home care services from Monday to Saturday. As a platform, they generate resources to assist caretakers in carrying out their duties, and have identified a service gap in caretakers of the elderly, whose demands are unmet.
Read the full article: https://www.asiancharityservices.org/get-to-know-charities-woopie-club/
PathFinders Hong Kong exists to ensure some of the most vulnerable and unsupported children born in HK to a migrant mother are given a fair start in life.
There is a strong and predominantly negative social stigma surrounding a Migrant Domestic Worker (MDW) pregnancy in HK. It can only be reduced with an empathetic movement, with members of the public, employers, and even MDWs that recognize MDWs are just like many working women in HK. Besides being employees, they are mothers too.
Read the full article: https://www.asiancharityservices.org/…
Hong Kong Society for the Blind (HKSB) was established in 1956. It provides a wide range of services for persons with multiple disabilities and visual impairment (MDVI), and residential care for the aged blind. HKSB has started their journey with ACS since last year at the Mind Matters event – a Hackathon for Social Impact. In May, HKSB participated in HKJC ENGAGE – Video Storytelling Series and went through a series of training. With their hard work, they were recognized as one of the winners for the video production service.
Visit the website: https://www.hksb.org.hk/
There are more than four hundred and fifty thousand elderlies with vision impairment in Hong Kong who are much more likely to suffer from mood disorders according to studies. Amid the pandemic, the social-distancing measures prevented the visually-impaired elderlies from going out or participating in social activities, leading to the deterioration of their mental health. To actively respond to the mental health needs of the visually impaired elderly who live in nursing homes during the period, The Hong Kong Society for the Blind (HKSB) implemented a mental health project, Mindful Music last year. Building upon the positive feedback of this initiative, HKSB is looking to promote the Mindful Music project in the community of caregivers for the visually impaired elderly, encouraging them to use music to improve the mental health.
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The Agency for Volunteer Service was founded in 1970 to promote sustainable volunteerism for building a caring community. The organization forms partnerships with all sectors of the community to provide value-added and quality volunteer service. While the organization mainly serves as a hub to connect those who wish to volunteer with organizations requiring the services of volunteers, it also offers other services such as training courses and professional consultancy on volunteering, otherwise known as “Hong Kong Institute of Volunteers” as well as a resource platform, “Volunteer Link”, with publications and reference materials produced for good practices of volunteer service management. Through its video, AVS would like to send the message that “a small change can make a big impression and long-lasting imprint on your lives. Everyone can volunteer!”
There is a strong and predominantly negative social stigma surrounding a Migrant Domestic Worker (MDW) pregnancy in HK. It can only be reduced with an empathetic movement, with members of the public, employers, and even MDWs that recognize MDWs are just like many working women in HK. Besides being employees, they are mothers too.
Read the full article: https://www.asiancharityservices.org/…
HK Young Life is one of the participants of JC ENGAGE and is our Volunteer Recruitment 2020 award winner. HK Young Life is a Christian-based organization, focused on spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ to adolescents and helping them grow in their faith.
Kelly Animal Shelter is one of the participants of JC ENGAGE and is our Crowdfunding 2019 award winner. Kelly Animal Shelter is an orphanage for homeless dogs and cats. The shelter provides medical support and training to the animals. In addition, the shelter helps the animals find new pet owners and educates the public about having love for animals and saving pets’ lives.
Her Fund is one of the participants of JC ENGAGE and is our Beneficiary Outreach 2020 award winner. Her Fund aims to provide resources for women’s empowerment and promote gender equality. The organization supports disadvantaged women in society via female-oriented organizations.
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