Kee Wah Chinese Tea Series – Tea (Small) (45g)

Hong Kong Blind Union (HKBU) was established in 1964. It is the first self-help group organized and managed by people with visual impairment. It aims at promoting the spirit of self-help and mutual-help as well as striving for equality, opportunities and independence for visually impaired persons. HKBU provides comprehensive services for the newly blind, life adjustment programmes, education, employment, audio description for sport programmes and advocacy for the visually impaired in Hong Kong. Orbis will consolidate the orders and deliver mooncakes to designated organizations in late September. There is no need for supporters to pick up or make arrangement to donate mooncakes. (If the selected donation organization reaches its donation limit, Orbis will allocate the mooncakes to another donation organization.)

The aim of Shek Kip Mei Lutheran Centre for the Blind is to encourage and promote interaction and cooperation among healthy people and disabled people, in order to achieve social inclusion. The centre regularly organizes different kinds of indoor and outdoor activities, which provides opportunity for our members to meet people from different social classes and receive new knowledge in the society. At the same time, one of their aims is to train and motivate the blind to improve themselves, encourage them to participate in different kinds of social services, hence they can help themselves and other people at the same time. Orbis will consolidate the orders and deliver mooncakes to designated organizations in late September. There is no need for supporters to pick up or make arrangement to donate mooncakes. (If the selected donation organization reaches its donation limit, Orbis will allocate the mooncakes to another donation organization.)

The Hong Kong Single Parents Association (HKSPA), established in 1991, is a registered non-profit organisation supporting single-parent families and those in need. It provides emotional, employment, educational, and legal support to help families overcome challenges and reintegrate into society. Operating through 7 service centers, HKSPA offers key services including: the Single Parent Mental Health Programme, Support Hotline, Grassroots Family Support, Employment Support, Child Care Project, and Divorce Family Counselling. The Association actively promotes co-parenting education, moral development for single-parent children, and support for children from disadvantaged families. Orbis will consolidate the orders and deliver mooncakes to designated organizations in late September. There is no need for supporters to pick up or make arrangement to donate mooncakes. (If the selected donation organization reaches its donation limit, Orbis will allocate the mooncakes to another donation organization.)