Oxfam Hong Kong

Mission

Oxfam Hong Kong is an independent international development and humanitarian organisation working against poverty and related injustice. We recognise that much poverty is caused by injustice and that poverty alleviation requires economic, social and structural change. We work with people facing poverty and partner organisations on development and humanitarian programmes linked to policy advocacy and public education activities.

Programs

Oxfam's long-term development work in poor communities include community organising, health and education facilities, infrastructure, training, material resources and income generation activities.

Current Projects on GlobalGiving

Reconstructing earthquake-damaged schools in China

Personnel Overview

Mr Kenneth Fung - Programme Manager - Basic Education Programme
Kenneth has solid experience in implementing long-term development programmes in China. He has recently stationed in Guizhou, China to monitor the basic education programmes of Oxfam Hong Kong in Guiyang and Lanzhou region in China.

Personnel Statistics

John Sayer,
Director General
Founded in 1976
Employees: 218
Volunteers: 25