Hong Kong’s social enterprises empowering vulnerable communities are struggling to survive amid a dire economy. In the first of a two-part series, the Post looks at how a Singapore-based catering business is trying to chart a new path forward for its disabled workers.
Dignity Kitchen, a beacon of hope for disabled people seeking training and employment in Hong Kong, is at a crossroads.
The Singapore-based social enterprise restaurant is urgently looking for a local partner because its founder,…

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