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InterGeneration No Boundaries
Online Info Session
September 17, 2021
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Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation and
Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation Introduction
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Information Day
17 Sep 2021
Our Visions and Collaboration Community Family IG IG
About Us
Founded by Dr. Cheng Yu-tung and his family members in
2012. CTFCF is committed to supporting charitable causes
through partnering and grant-making to non-profit making
organizations, to provide opportunities and resources to the
underprivileged, to empower individuals and to promote
sustainable community development.
“We aspire to give back to society by providing
the underprivileged with opportunities and resources.
We encourage them to realize their dreams while
fostering sustainable social development.”
Focus Area
Thematic
Community Focus
Development
Medical &
Relief
Health
Education
Intergeneration
Population Aged 65 or above
(% of total population) Age Structure
35% 100%
30%
80%
25%
60%
20%
40%
15%
10% 20%
5% 0%
2006 2016 2026 2036 2046 2056 2066
0%
2005 2015 2025 2035 2045 2050 Aged 0-14 Aged 15-64 Aged 65 or above
HK Global
• Ageing in Hong Kong is much earlier and far more rapid than global ageing, so as the need.
• Changing age structure calls for rethinking a transition or integration of age-segregated resource.
Intergeneration
Behind the big data, we know…
• Aged people are more vulnerable to loneliness and
social isolation;
• Lack of a social role and participation after retirement;
• Living arrangement also limits the opportunity of
multigenerational interactions
Strong evidence that loneliness and social isolation linked to serious health conditions including
premature death, dementia, heart disease, stroke, depression etc.
In fact, all ages are affected by loneliness and social isolation after the pandemic.
#Restore Human Connectedness
Intergeneration
Intergenerational Program intentionally unite the generations in ways that enrich participants’
lives and help address vital social and community issues while building on the positive resources
that young and old have to offer each other and to their communities.
These programs bring people of different generations together for ongoing, mutually beneficial,
planned activities, designed to achieve specified program goals and promote greater
understanding and respect between generations.
(Generations United, 2021)
Trust
Network
Social
Capital
Reciprocity
Participation
Project Sharing
Community Rest Space
Project Brief:
Tripartite collaboration among NGOs, community and business
sector, the project aims at utilizing idle venue and human
resources (women in community) to provide respite service for
carers of children and the elderly.
In Phase II, the project expand its impact by facilitating IG in its
services. Different IG models are under prototype process to
enhance the wellbeing of both young and old participants.
NGO Partners:
1. Hong Kong Federation of Women’s Centres Limited
2. Concern for Grassroots’ Livelihood Alliance LimitedProject Sharing The “SOUK 2.0” Community Housing Movement Project Brief: Aims to establish a simulated family support network for single residents through a three-generation co-housing model (18-30 Youth, 30-54 Middle age, 55+ elderly) . Provide transitional housing and help people with living and emotional support through intergenerational support NGO Partners: The Society of Rehabilitation and Crime Prevention, Hong Kong
About Us Promote Happy Family Relationships
Our Four Key Areas of Impact We promote happy family relationships across multigenerational families through Four Key Areas of Impact
How Intergenerational (IG) Project Changes Lives Child Wellbeing Objective: Enhancing and strengthening the competence on coping with the tensional relationship among multi- generational families’ members especially between in-laws as it affects the wellbeing of a child in the family. Achievements: Developing an Education Resource Kit and Evidence- based Research and key findings related to multigenerational family relationship by Hong Kong Shue Yan University.
How Intergenerational (IG) Project Changes Lives Family Wellbeing Objective: Promoting family relationship in transgenerational families and bringing awareness of the importance of maximizing the potential and strength of each generation in the transgenerational network. Achievements: Published a research paper on the understanding of the dynamic of Chinese transgenerational families and the transgenerational approach that was developed through this project has proven to be an effective approach to foster individual development and family-of-origin intimacy simultaneously.
How Intergenerational (IG) Project Changes Lives Happy & Healthy Ageing Objective: Taking a proactive role in facilitating ‘third agers’ in building harmonious multi-generational families in an ageing society. Achievements: Generated valuable data through the comprehensive program components and the findings will be shared with the Employees Retraining Board and Education Bureau.
How Intergenerational (IG) Project Changes Lives Family for SDGs Objective: Promoting elderly lifelong learning, intergenerational harmony and establishing an active community with deep sense of ownership to strive for a better planet. Expected achievements: Both grandparents and grandchildren will learn more about environment conservation and health & sustainable lifestyle through various workshops and real-life practice.
Collaboration Model
Thank you!
ACS Introduction and
InterGeneration No Boundaries Capacity Building
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Mission Service Model
We serve those who serve.
Our Mission is to effect change and
raise standards and professionalism of
small to medium-sized nonprofits,
enabling them to be more effective,
efficient and sustainable in serving our
communities.
Skill-based
Volunteer
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ACS Capacity Building
– Intergeneration No Boundaries Symposium (September 29)
– Intergeneration No Boundaries Hackathon (November 6)
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Grant Focus Areas
01 03
Foster bonding Extend Golden Agers’
across generations to (aged 50+) societal
promote physical, participation with
mental and social 04
different communities Encourage cross-
well-being
disciplinary
02 collaboration to
Create age-inclusive enhance child and
and cohesive youth development.
communities
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Learning and Peer to peer learning Funder Getting
discovering how IG is and knowledge Networking Funding
relevant to you sharing
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Timeline
All NGOs: Online Info Session Hybrid Concept Note
Symposium Submission
Today September 29
September 29 –
(9:30am-12:30pm) October 13
Shortlisted NGOs ONLY:
Announcement
Hackathon Pitch Competition of winning teams
November 6 November 26 December 10
(9:30am-4:30pm)
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Date: September 29 (Wednesday)
Time: 09:30am-12:30pm
Venue:
• In person: 15/F, HSBC Main Building, 1 Queen's Road Central,
Central
• Virtual: Whova platform
All attendees, who join FULL SESSION, whether online or offline will participate
in NGO small group discussions and funder networking opportunities!
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Initiated and Sponsored by:
Supported by:
Expecting 20+ like-minded funders to join the hybrid Symposium!
This material may not be reproduced or distributed, in whole or in part, without prior written permission from ACS.Hybrid Symposium— Keynote Speakers
Adopting an Intergenerational Approach in Social
Services: Your Imagination is the Limit!
Dr. Leng Leng Thang
Associate Professor, Department of Japanese Studies cum Co-Director, Next
Age Institute, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences,
National University of Singapore
Intergenerational Relationship During and Beyond
Pandemic: from a Hong Kong Perspective
Professor Eliza Lai-yi Wong
Professor, Centre for Health Systems and Policy Research, JC School of Public Health
and Primary Care, Faculty of Medicine,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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Adapting to intergenerational learning and collaboration
– WWF’s Active Aging Eco-Guide Programme as a case
study
Mr. Yamme Leung
Director of Education, WWF Hong Kong
Creating sustainable “LinkAges” among generations
– The application of OQII model to enhance
partnership among the community
Ms. Pun Ka Man Carmen
Manageress, Health Services, Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association
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Date: September 29 - October 13 (noon)
Format: 2 pages submission with word limits
Exposure:
• Concept notes will be reviewed by Chow
Tai Fook Charity Foundation and Lee Kum
Kee Family Foundation, and also shared
with other interested funders
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Date: November 6 (Saturday)
Location: Zoom
Attendee: Shortlisted 10 NGOs
Content:
• Strengthen project proposals with support of dedicated
business volunteer team
• Receive coaching from reputable philanthropists including
both corporates and family foundations.
Final project proposal submission date:
November 22 (noon)
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Date: November 26 (Friday)
Format: Presentation and discussion with
• Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation
• Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation
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Funding opportunities
• 2 winning projects - each receives HK$ 800,000
• 8 shortlisted projects - each team receive HK$10,000
• Exposure and networking with other like-minded funders
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Online submission
1. Concept Note:
• 8 questions with word limits
• Can be written in Traditional Chinese or English
• No supplementary information (e.g. images, videos or
graphics) accepted
2. Other required documents:
• Inland Revenue Ordinance Section 88 tax exemption
certificate
• Most recent annual audited accounts available
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The evaluation process will be conducted by Chow Tai Fook Charity Foundation and Lee
Kum Kee Family Foundation, based on the following evaluation criteria.
Announcing shortlisted team: October 28, 2021
Impact Innovation
Scalability
Relevance Feasibility &
Sustainability
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• Each organization can only submit 1 Concept Note.
• Charitable organizations with the tax-exempt status or in the process of
applying for tax-exemption under section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance
• Collaboration is welcome:
– Collaboration with NGO
– Collaboration with Social Enterprise - must be registered under any one of the
followings:
▪ Social Enterprise Business Centre
▪ Fullness Social Enterprises Society
▪ Hong Kong General Chamber of Social Enterprises
This material may not be reproduced or distributed, in whole or in part, without prior written permission from ACS.Project Requirements
• Project funding: HK 800,000
• Project duration must be at least 1-year.
• Project services must be delivered in Hong Kong, and at least one of the
target beneficiary groups must reside in Hong Kong.
• The proposed project can be an existing project or a new one. Projects
that have secured partial funding are also welcome.
• Project must be commenced no later than 6 months after signing the
funding agreement.
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• 50% of the funding will be disbursed at project commencement. The
remaining 50% will be disbursed as per funding agreement.
• Successful applicants should submit an interim report and a final report.
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Email: intergeneration@asiancharityservices.org
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Date & Time: September 29, 9.30am-12.30pm
Venue:
[In-person] 15/F, HSBC Main Building
[Virtual] Whova
*Mandatory for submission of Concept Note.
Enquiry: intergeneration@asiancharityservices.org
Website: https://www.asiancharityservices.org/intergeneration-no-boundaries/
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