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Chapter 24: Organisations Just for You Chapter 24: Organisations Just for You Consulates General (in alphabetical order) The following contact information on Consulates General may be useful to you whenever you need their assistance. For details of their service and business hours, please call their office direct. Bangladesh 24 floor, SUP Tower, 75-83 King’s Road, Tel: 2827-4278 North Point, Hong Kong Fax: 2827-1916 India Unit A, B & D, 16/F, United Centre Tel: 3970-9900 95 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong Fax: 2866-4124 Indonesia 6-8 Keswick Street Tel: 3651-0200 Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Fax: 2895-0139 Nepal Unit 715, Seapower Tower (North Tower) Tel: 2369-7813 Concordia Plaza Fax: 2824-2970 1 Science Museum Road Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon Pakistan Suites 2801-03, 28 floor Tel: 2827-1966 Shui On Centre Fax: 2827-6786 6-8 Harbour Road Wan Chai, Hong Kong Philippines 14/F, United Centre Tel: 2823-8501 95 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong Fax: 2866-9885 Sri Lanka Unit 905, 9 floor, Sing Shun Centre Tel: 2581-4111 495 Castle Peak Road Fax: 2587-7770 Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon Thailand 8/F, Fairmont House Tel: 2521-6481 8 Cotton Tree Drive Fax: 2521-8629 Central, Hong Kong 176 Chapter 24 Community groups, migrant organisations and NGOs (in alphabetical order) For details of their service and business hours, please call their office direct. Community groups Federation of Muslim 10 Yuen Yuen Street Tel: 2661-8010 Association in Happy Valley Fax: 2661-8160 Hong Kong Hong Kong Integrated 1/F, 396 Shanghai Street Tel: 3427-9671 Nepalese Society Limited Yau Ma Tei Fax: 3427-9672 Hong Kong Nepalese Flat 305, 3/F, Tel: 3547-2415 Federation Bowring Commercial Centre Fax: 3547-2416 150-164 Woosung Street Jordan Human Welfare Services P.O. Box 495 Tel: 2394-8877 Tuen Mun Post Office Fax: 2450-5409 Tuen Mun Indian Businessmen’s Room 501, 5/F Tel: 2526-6889 Association Car Po Commercial Building Fax: 2810-6073 18-20 Lyndhurst Terrace Central Jammu Kashmir No.57, 1/F, Mirador Mansion Tel: 2366-7206 Association (HKSAR) 62 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Fax: 2369-9883 Khalsa Diwan Hong 371 Queen’s Road East Tel: 2572-4459 Kong (Sikh Temple) Wan Chai Fax: 2574-9837 Nigerian Union Room G, 7/F, Block 2 Tel: 5300-3924 Hong Kong City Industrial Complex Fax: 2423-5516 116-122 Kwok Shui Road Kwai Chung Non-Resident Nepali Flat 8, 3/F, Bowring Tel: 2640-0022 Association, Hong Kong Commercial Centre Fax: 2640-0077 150-164 Woosung Street Jordan Pakistan Islamic Shop 64, 1/F, Mirador Mansion Tel: 2312-2786 Welfare Union 54-64 Nathan Road Fax: 2312-2785 Incorporated. (HK) Ltd. Tsim Sha Tsui Chapter 24 177 The Incorporated Kowloon Masjid and Tel: 2724-0095 Trustees of the Islamic Islamic Centre Fax: 2724-2661 Community Fund of 105 Nathan Road Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui The India Association P.O. Box 96625 Tel: 2311-4336 Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui Fax: 2314-1656 United Muslim P.O. Box 495 Association of Tuen Mun Post Office Hong Kong Tuen Mun Migrant organisations Hong Kong Bayanihan Tel: 2817-8928 Bayanihan Trust Kennedy Town Centre Fax: 2523-3715 55 Victoria Road, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong Indonesian Migrant 19/F, Wing Wong Fax: 2770-7388 Workers Union Commercial Building 552-559 Nathan Road Kowloon Mission For Migrant St. John’s Cathedral Tel: 2522-8264 Workers Limited 4-8 Garden Road Fax: 2526-2894 Central, Hong Kong Thai Regional Alliance Room 174, 6/F Fax: 2574-4424 in Hong Kong (TRA) May Wah Mansion 174-176 Johnston Road Wan Chai, Hong Kong United Filipinos 2/F, New Hall Tel: 2522-8264 in Hong Kong St. John’s Cathedral Fax: 2526-2894 4 Garden Road, Central Hong Kong 178 Chapter 24 NGOs that serve ethnic minorities Caritas - Hong Kong 1/F, Caritas Community Centre Tel: 2339-3713 Caritas Community – Kowloon, 256A Fax: 2794-3667 Centre – Kowloon Prince Edward Road West Kowloon Christian Action Head office, 4/F Tel: 2382-3339 New Horizons Building Fax: 2362-0046 2 Kwun Tong Road Choi Hung, Kowloon Hong Kong 33 Granville Road Tel: 2731-6316 Christian Service Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Fax: 2731-6333 Hong Kong Hong Kong Room 1, 15/F Tel: 3462-4488 Community Network Kwai Cheong Centre Fax: 3568-5421 50 Kwai Cheong Road Kwai Chung, New Territories HK SKH Lady 22 Wo Yi Hop Road Tel: 2423-5265 MacLehose Centre Kwai Chung, New Territories Fax: 2481-5671 Hong Kong Unison Flat 1303, 13/F Tel: 2789-3246 Wang Yip Industrial Building Fax: 2789-1767 1 Elm Street, Tai Kok Tusi Kowloon International 6/F, Southorn Centre Tel: 2834-6863 Social Service 130 Hennessy Road, Wanchai Fax: 2834-7627 Hong Kong Branch Hong Kong New Home Association Room 1305-07, 13/F Tel: 2815-7001 China Merchants Building Fax: 2815-7002 152-155 Connaught Road Central, Sheung Wan Hong Kong OXFAM Hong Kong 17/F China United Centre Tel: 2520-2525 28 Marble Street, North Point Fax: 2527-6307 Hong Kong The Hong Kong Council 11-13/F, Duke of Windsor Tel: 2864-2929 of Social Service Social Service Building Fax: 2865-4916 15 Hennessy Road,Wanchai Hong Kong Chapter 24 179 The Lok Sin Tong 61 Lung Kong Road Tel: 2382-1576 Benevolent Society, Kowloon City Fax: 2718-4634 Kowloon The Neighbourhood Room 704 Duke of Windsor Tel: 2527-8888 Advice-Action Council Social Service Building Fax: 2528-6552 15 Hennessy Road, Wanchai Hong Kong Yang Memorial 2/F, Hoi Yan House Tel: 2332-0969 Methodist Social Service Hoi Fu Court, Hoi Wang Road Fax: 2782-0349 Yau Tsim Mong Mongkok West, Kowloon Integrated Centre for Youth Development YMCA of Hong Kong 1/F, Hang Ning Court Tel: 2708-8995 Cheung Sha Wan Centre 259-263 Shun Ning Road Fax: 2720-7997 Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon Yuen Long Town Hall 4 Tai Yuk Road, Yuen Long Tel: 2476-7771 Management New Territories Fax: 2478-1776 Committee Ltd 180 Chapter 24.
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