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Filipino Media, Community and Education in Hong Kong

Kislap lists 6 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence under Media, Community and Education. Districts with the most listings: Central and Western (3) and Wan Chai (1).

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Central and Western (3)

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Bethune House Migrant Women's Refuge

Community-run refuge supporting distressed migrant women in Hong Kong, including Filipino domestic workers. Managed by Edwina Antonio, Bethune House provides emergency shelter, food and practical assistance. Contact its hotline for help; shelter addresses are not published here.

Sheung Wan, Central and Western
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Hong Kong Bayanihan Trust - Bayanihan Centre

Community centre in Kennedy Town operated by the Hong Kong Bayanihan Trust, a non-profit organisation formed by Filipino businesspeople. The centre offers spaces for migrant domestic workers' educational, cultural and social activities, with classrooms, an auditorium, a library and a music room.

Kennedy Town, Central and Western
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Mission for Migrant Workers

Migrant-worker support organisation based at St John's Cathedral in Central, with longstanding Filipino leadership and staff. It provides information, case support, emergency assistance, shelter referrals, training and community advocacy for migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong.

Central, Central and Western

Wan Chai (1)

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The SUN Hong Kong

Filipino newspaper founded in Hong Kong in 1995. The SUN reports on migrant workers' issues, local news, community organisations and events, with a published contact base in Causeway Bay.

Causeway Bay, Wan Chai

Nationwide (2)

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Pinoy Impact Community Hong Kong

Filipino migrant-worker community organisation offering communication and leadership development in Hong Kong. Founded by Catalina Magno and Shiela Cancino, the group supports public speaking and storytelling so migrant workers can share their experiences and develop confidence.

Hong Kong
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Social Justice for Migrant Workers

Hong Kong support group founded by Marites Palma in 2019 for Filipino migrant workers facing termination, abuse, sexual harassment or gender-based violence. Its volunteer administrators help workers raise concerns with the community and relevant authorities.

Hong Kong