Administration for Children and Families, Office of Community Services program funding community development corporations to create employment and business opportunities in low-income communities. Eligible applicants are private nonprofit CDCs (501(c)(3) or non-501(c)(3)) with community economic development as a principal purpose and board representation from community residents, business leaders, and civic leaders; no cost share required per the cited notice.
Quality Education Fund (QEF)
Government Grant Programs
The Quality Education Fund was established to sponsor worthwhile projects that enhance the quality of kindergarten, primary, secondary and special education in Hong Kong, in line with prevailing education policies. It funds pioneering projects and projects that build on innovative ideas generated from previously funded QEF projects. Applications are open year-round through the fund's online system.
- Website
- www.qef.org.hk
- Capabilities
- Kindergarten education, Primary education, Secondary education, Special education, Curriculum innovation
- Based in
- Hong Kong · HK
- Listing status
- Unclaimed · Editor-verified
How to apply
- Who can apply
- Schools, educational bodies and organisations registered under the laws of Hong Kong, and Hong Kong permanent residents; NGOs and tertiary institutions may apply as lead applicants for projects closely connected with school education.
- Application process
- Submit applications at any time through the Electronic Project Management System (EPMS) on the QEF website; applications by post, fax, email or in person are not accepted.
- Deadlines
- Rolling — applications can be submitted throughout the year.
Application details change — confirm the current process on the funder's website before applying.
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