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Caring Company Scheme

Introduction

Launched by The Hong Kong Council of Social Service in 2002, the Caring Company Scheme aims to foster strategic partnerships between the business and social services sectors to promote good corporate citizenship and create a more inclusive society. The Scheme also helps corporations and social services organisations to know and understand one another at a much deeper level. This will create more room for working together to develop cross-sector community projects that focus on the needs of the community.

Mission

To build a cohesive society by promoting strategic partnerships among business and social service partners, and inspiring corporate social responsibility through caring for the community, employees and the environment.

Objectives

To raise public awareness of good corporate citizenship demonstrated by the business and public sectors and their contribution to a caring community
To motivate strategic partnership initiatives among the public, business and charitable organisations
To recognise organisations which demonstrate good corporate citizenship

United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service has been associating with business organisations since the establishment of the Caring Company Scheme. UCN has nominated our corporate partner to join the Scheme in recognition of commitment in good corporate citizenship.

UCN welcomes diverse cooperation to support our services, includes:

One-off donation
Participation in Volunteering
Goods Sponsorship/ Donation
To purchase the services provided by UCN - Health Talk and Health Check Scheme

UCN invites business organisations to join the Caring Company Scheme and establish strategic partnership plans together. Nominated organisations will be awarded the Caring Company logo, to commend and give public recognition to business organisations that demonstrate good corporate citizenship. In addition, UCN is going to publish cooperation plan in below channels for enhancing brand awareness and exposure of nominated organisations.