A woman takes free food from a refrigerator at Dragon Centre in Sham Shui Po on March 18. More people have needed food assistance and other forms of help since the pandemic began. Photo: Dickson Lee
A woman takes free food from a refrigerator at Dragon Centre in Sham Shui Po on March 18. More people have needed food assistance and other forms of help since the pandemic began. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Letters | How Hong Kong can help save its NGO sector from burnout

  • The pandemic has exacerbated the social problems long associated with the city’s wide and widening wealth gap. NGO workers on the front line need support to cope

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Updated: 2:30pm, 5 Apr, 2022

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A woman takes free food from a refrigerator at Dragon Centre in Sham Shui Po on March 18. More people have needed food assistance and other forms of help since the pandemic began. Photo: Dickson Lee
A woman takes free food from a refrigerator at Dragon Centre in Sham Shui Po on March 18. More people have needed food assistance and other forms of help since the pandemic began. Photo: Dickson Lee
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