Ng Sau-fung (right), a beneficiary of Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, shows off her tai chi moves in her home. Photo: Xiaomei Chen Ng Sau-fung (right), a beneficiary of Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, shows off her tai chi moves in her home. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Ng Sau-fung (right), a beneficiary of Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, shows off her tai chi moves in her home. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Hong Kong /  Society

Beyond mopping floors and renovations: Hong Kong elderly and young volunteers connect through Habitat for Humanity’s home services

  • Global NGO’s efforts centre on providing visits and free home improvement services for needy in Hong Kong
  • Charity’s motto is that ‘everyone deserves a decent place to live’

Topic |   Hong Kong housing
David Vetter
David Vetter

Updated: 3:30pm, 13 Dec, 2018

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Ng Sau-fung (right), a beneficiary of Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, shows off her tai chi moves in her home. Photo: Xiaomei Chen Ng Sau-fung (right), a beneficiary of Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, shows off her tai chi moves in her home. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
Ng Sau-fung (right), a beneficiary of Habitat for Humanity Hong Kong, shows off her tai chi moves in her home. Photo: Xiaomei Chen
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