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Home Market – Continuing Our Support for the City’s Grassroots Individuals
2022 is the 10th anniversary of Home Market, a non-profit chain store that sells affordable daily necessities and quality food at near wholesale prices to less privileged individuals in our city. Home Market was founded by the Group’s Chairman Dr Lee Ka Kit, Peter, and funded by Lee Shau Kee Foundation. Home Market has grown to 13 branches and the number of members has grown to 250,000.
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For many families living in subdivided flats, everyday life is often confined to limited spaces, making interaction with neighbours a luxury. Henderson Land partnered with Lok Kwan Social Service to support the “Prince Edward Community Living Room”, an initiative under the HKSAR Government designed to enhance community well-being for residents in “subdivided units”. Building on the success of the Nam Cheong Community Living Room, the Group provided a second rent-free space of around 4,800 sq. ft., creating an accessible place for families to gather, join activities and support personal development. The new facility is projected to serve 500 households and generate around 80,000 visits per year, strengthening neighbourhood networks while addressing housing-related social challenges.
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The Group strongly supports a cooperative strategy aimed at removing subdivided housing and enhancing living conditions for low-income families in Hong Kong. Henderson Land was the first developer in the region to back the HKSAR Government’s transitional housing programmes. To assist those facing urgent housing challenges, the Group has made land and temporarily vacant units available in urban areas as well as the New Territories.