“To love our neighbor as ourselves is such a truth for regulating human society, that by that alone one might determine all the cases in social morality.” John Locke
With demand rising quickly, here’s a short list of organizations who have identified specific needs and are actively seeking assistance to coordinate crisis support for our rapidly growing vulnerable population facing tough times. Continue reading “Help Wanted Hong Kong”
Promote the “Bring Your Own Bottle” waste reduction strategy and upgrade public water fountains
Ask the government to upgrade public water fountains.
From Drink Without Waste
The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and Food and Hygiene Department (FEHD) have suspended more than 1,000 water dispensers for almost two years now, forcing visitors of public facilities to buy bottled water or packaged drinks. Continue reading “Petition: Reduce Plastic Waste”
It’s time to start talking about mental health.
To support individuals affected by the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, Mind HK is providing information about pro bono services in English and Cantonese supporting mental health and well being in Hong Kong. Continue reading “It’s okay to not be okay”
Both of Aya’s parents are HK heartbeat pioneer members and we have proudly witnessed this young person grow into a eco-hero being a powerfully creative voice for positive change. Continue reading “Student project — composting survey”
Share your thoughts on the use of single use plastics in Hong Kong.
The HK government public consultation on on regulation of Disposable Plastic Tableware has started. Continue reading “Plastic tableware consultation”
It’s okay to not be okay and help is just a few clicks away.
We are often asked how to help when you see a homeless person so we made these cards to make it easy for anyone to make a kind gesture.
We are often asked how to help when you see a homeless person. Continue reading “Make a gesture of kindness”
We need to secure a future for the Chinese white dolphin.
The Pearl River Delta is home to what’s likely the world’s largest population of Chinese white dolphins (Sousa chinensis). Continue reading “Space for dolphins”
