Social Enterprise
Self-reliance · Social Impact · Social Inclusion
Since 1994, the Association has pioneered diversified social enterprises to achieve social objectives, including providing work and training opportunities for people in recovery (PIR), showcasing their strengths to promote community integration, and developing the 330 brand to enhance public awareness of well-being through self-branded products and services.

Our Brands

All Social Enterprises
"330" Brand

The "330” brand was created in 2011 to further enhance our mission in raising public awareness on well-being. The numbers 3-3-0 have the phonetic similarity with Body (3) Mind (3) Spirit (0) in Cantonese. The "330” brand conceptualized the essence of well-being which is modern and easy to remember.

We partnered with a local design company to re-brand our corporate image and social enterprises. Newly opened and some of the existing social enterprises have been renamed to 330, which include cafe330, farmfresh330, rwb330 and ecotour330. The whole re-branding involved re-naming, new packaging, uniform design, new decoration and all related collaterals etc. The major objective is to enhance our mission statement and deliver 330 messages so as to enhance people’s awareness on well-being.

330 SE
Bright Buy

Bright Buy is a branding concept that creates added value to customer’s purchase of products or services of our social enterprises and sheltered workshops.

We have developed our own food supply chain through setting up food factories and food packing production lines in our sheltered workshops to produce ‘Bright Buy’ self-brand organic drinks and products since 2008. These products including organic soy products, organic herb tea, organic snacks, organic veggies, snacks and dessert. Benefits of creating ‘Bright Buy’ products include creating work opportunities to sheltered workers, ensuring steady product supply, promoting local production, increasing exposure and market share. We supply "Bright Buy” products to not only our catering and retail outlets, but also chain supermarkets and restaurants. Ability and work capacity of PIRS can be reflected through high standard of service and products.

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330 SE
330 SE

Mission

Create training and job opportunities for people in recovery of mental illness (PIRs), and lead them from recovery to well-being

Raise public’s awareness on the importance of mental health as well as physical health and promote mental wellness/ well-being through various social enterprises.

Our Business Objectives

Establish a viable ongoing business that can generate income.

The profit generated from the business will principally be used for developing the social enterprise or social purpose.

Objectives

We use business approach to achieve social objectives. In addition to ensuring financial sustainability, our social enterprises serve as a platform to create social impact.

Our Social Objectives

Equip PIRs with job skills and work experience for open employment.

Demonstrate to the public that PIRs are fully capable of contributing to the society through work engagement.

Increase self-confidence and help to build up positive image of PIRs, lead them to live a meaningful life in the road of recovery.

Promote concept of holistic health to the public.

Service Model

Maximizing Social Impact

We strive to maximize social impact via the following
strategies:

Training and employment model

Provide training and job opportunities for PIRs to have on-site training in our various social enterprises.

Brand building

Raise public awareness on well-being via “330 brand”. Invite the PIRs to share their stories in different media to establish a positive image.

Public education

Reducing misconception, achieving social inclusion, increasing public acceptance and community involvement are important elements in educating the general public.

Partnership

Collaborate with numerous partners in both government and commercial sectors, provide them with high quality services and products.

500

No. of Service
Users Trained

64

Existing No. of
Disabled Staff

131

No. of Service Users
in Open Employment

30

No. of Service Users
completed employment over 6 months