Strategic Planning 2025-2028

To carry on the legacy of women-centered initiatives, creating a platform where women can achieve their dreams. To foster the development of young women, and empowering women to be Confident, Independent, and Competent.

Response to Labour Department's Suspension as an Approved Training Course Provider of Mandatory Basic Safety Training Course (Construction Works)

Regarding the Labour Department's notice today (8 October 2025) to suspend the recognition of Hong Kong Federation of Women’s Centres Limited ("HKFWC") for organising the "Mandatory Basic Safety Training Course (Construction Work)" (commonly known as the Green Card course) for six months, until 7 April 2026, HKFWC responds as follows.

Announcement on the Recent Cheating Incident in the Mandatory Basic Safety Training Course (Construction Works)

We uphold a zero-tolerance policy against all forms of cheating and strictly prohibit any misconduct. We take this incident with the utmost seriousness and have immediately taken multiple actions to investigate the matter.

HKFWC's Suggestions to Policy Address 2025

Update on Sexual Harassment Policy

We have updated our Sexual Harassment Policy to comply with the latest legal requirements. Please click the link to learn more!

Press Conference on the HKFWC's Women's Helpline 2024

The press conference for the "Women's Helpline" released statistics and data from the service from April 2017 to March 2024, and invited case participants and volunteer hotline counselors to share their experiences. We commissioned Prof. Stefan KÜHNER and Prof. Lai Yuen-shan from the Department of Sociology and Social Policy at Lingnan University to analyze the service data over the past seven years (a total of 11,054 call cases), the main problems faced by women seeking help, and their relationship to mental health.

Mother's Day 2024｜Press Conference on the Survery of Carers' Employment Situation and Friendly Employment

IWD2024｜Release of survey findings on "Women's Quality of Life and Public's Attitude toward Gender Equality in Hong Kong"

In commemoration of International Women's Day, an online survey focusing on women's quality of life and public attitudes toward gender equality in Hong Kong was conducted by Professor Celia Hoi Yan Chan and her team from the University of Hong Kong's Department of Social Work and Social Administration.