Ethnic Minority District Ambassador — Sham Shui Po District Support Centre
Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service
掲載日 2025-04-16
深水埗
0 年の実務経験
ジョブ ハイライト
仕事内容
全職
少數族裔地區大使
復康服務部
九龍
– Junior secondary or above
– Provide simple interpretation and translation services to ethnic minorities
– Liaise and build up network with members of ethnic minority communities
– Assist in preparing and running group work and mass programs
– Good command of spoken and written Chinese / English
– Good command of ethnic minority language, such as Bahasa Indonesia, Nepali, Urdu, Punjabi, in both written and spoken forms
– If you are interested, you could contact Ms. Wong at 2710 8070
所有資料將會絕對保密,並只用作考慮本集團 / 本公司 有關或類似職位之申請。
| 職種 | |
| 勤務地 | 深水埗 |
| 学歴 |
会考 / 中学文凭
|
| 話せる言語 | 中間レベル粤语 / 中間レベル英语 / 中間レベルPunjabi / 中間レベルUrdu / 中間レベルNepali / 中間レベルBahasa Indonesia |
| 書ける言語 | 中間レベル中文 / 中間レベル英语 / 中間レベルPunjabi / 中間レベルUrdu / 中間レベルNepali / 中間レベルBahasa Indonesia |
| 雇用形態 | 全职 |
| 業界 | 医疗 / 制药 |
会社概要
Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service
Yang Memorial Methodist Social Service is a multi-disciplinary social service agency organized by the Ward Memorial Methodist Church and established
in 1967.
In 1953, the Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief (MCOR) came to Hong Kong with the Wei Li Kung Hui (The Methodist Church ). MCOR is an international welfare organization sponsored by the
United Methodist Church, USA. It serves over 40 countries around the world with basic programmes of emergency relief, cash assistance and resettlement. MCOR also works through other international and ecumenical organizations, such as Church World Service and
the World Council of Churches in Geneva, Switzerland.
During the early years, when trained social work personal was almost completely unavailable, MOCOR worked along with other agencies to meet the needs of Hong Kong on an emergency basis. When
the Wei Li Kung Hui was in a position to develop its own local casework and relief programmes, MOCOR was ready to establish the Yang Social Service Centre (YSSC), which was managed by the Ward Memorial Methodist church in 1967, in memory of Rev Chester Yang,
the founding pastor of the Ward Memorial Methodist Church. The new building of YSSC and Ward Memorial Methodist Church situated at the Waterloo Road were dedicated to open on October 29, 1967.
The Wei Li Kung Hui and the Chinese Methodist Church united in 1975 and formed the new Methodist Church, Hong Kong. In September 1990, YSSC was renamed as the Yang Memorial Methodist Social
Service.
in 1967.
In 1953, the Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief (MCOR) came to Hong Kong with the Wei Li Kung Hui (The Methodist Church ). MCOR is an international welfare organization sponsored by the
United Methodist Church, USA. It serves over 40 countries around the world with basic programmes of emergency relief, cash assistance and resettlement. MCOR also works through other international and ecumenical organizations, such as Church World Service and
the World Council of Churches in Geneva, Switzerland.
During the early years, when trained social work personal was almost completely unavailable, MOCOR worked along with other agencies to meet the needs of Hong Kong on an emergency basis. When
the Wei Li Kung Hui was in a position to develop its own local casework and relief programmes, MOCOR was ready to establish the Yang Social Service Centre (YSSC), which was managed by the Ward Memorial Methodist church in 1967, in memory of Rev Chester Yang,
the founding pastor of the Ward Memorial Methodist Church. The new building of YSSC and Ward Memorial Methodist Church situated at the Waterloo Road were dedicated to open on October 29, 1967.
The Wei Li Kung Hui and the Chinese Methodist Church united in 1975 and formed the new Methodist Church, Hong Kong. In September 1990, YSSC was renamed as the Yang Memorial Methodist Social
Service.
