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CIIF’s 39th Batch Application Briefing

The Community Investment and Inclusion Fund (CIIF) accepts application for the 39th batch from 1 December 2025 to 2 February 2026 (5 p.m). Please click here for more details.

To enhance the understanding of social capital development projects for organisations interested in applying the fund or those with a general interest, a briefing was held on 11 December 2025 introducing in details the arrangements and key issues for this batch’s CIIF application. Representatives from CLP Power Hong Kong Limited and Housing Department were invited to share how they leverage their expertise and resources to address the needs of the community and to build a “well-being community”. Representatives from CIIF-funded project teams also shared their successful experience of building up social capital in the community.

The briefing was well received, attracting almost 450 attendees from diverse sectors.

Event Highlights

The briefing attracted almost 450 attendees from diverse sectors.
The briefing attracted almost 450 attendees from diverse sectors.
Ms Amy CHAN, BBS, JP, Vice-chairman of the CIIF Committee, delivered the welcome speech.
Ms Amy CHAN, BBS, JP, Vice-chairman of the CIIF Committee, delivered the welcome speech.
(From right to left) Representatives of the CIIF-funded project teams Mr Jack CHAN from “Safe and Caring Elderly Community”; Mr Jacky YUNG from “‘Good Neighbour @Tai Po’ - Fu Tip Estate (Phase 2) New Public Housing Community Support and Networking Project”; Ms Cassie CHAN from “Silver Wellness: Dementia Friendly Community Scheme” and two CIIF Secretariat colleagues shared their successful experience of building up social capital in the community.
(From right to left) Representatives of the CIIF-funded project teams Mr Jack CHAN from “Safe and Caring Elderly Community”; Mr Jacky YUNG from “‘Good Neighbour @Tai Po’ - Fu Tip Estate (Phase 2) New Public Housing Community Support and Networking Project”; Ms Cassie CHAN from “Silver Wellness: Dementia Friendly Community Scheme” and two CIIF Secretariat colleagues shared their successful experience of building up social capital in the community.
Ms Pauline LEUNG, Assistant Manager of Innovation & Product Management of CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, shared the idea and achievements of CLP’s “Community Watch & Care Service Pilot Programme”.
Ms Pauline LEUNG, Assistant Manager of Innovation & Product Management of CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, shared the idea and achievements of CLP’s “Community Watch & Care Service Pilot Programme”.
Dr Tim LI, Chief Architect of Housing Department, shared how “Well • being Design Guide” conceives and designs the public housing estates in Hong Kong from hardware-level, enhancing the sense of well-being and belonging of the residents.
Dr Tim LI, Chief Architect of Housing Department, shared how “Well • being Design Guide” conceives and designs the public housing estates in Hong Kong from hardware-level, enhancing the sense of well-being and belonging of the residents.
Ms Raina NG, Senior Executive Officer of the CIIF Secretariat, introduced the concept of social capital and the work of CIIF.
Ms Raina NG, Senior Executive Officer of the CIIF Secretariat, introduced the concept of social capital and the work of CIIF.

Presentation slides from the CIIF-funded project teams (Chinese only)

Presentation Slides from the Housing Department

Presentation slides from the CIIF Secretariat (Chinese only)