Sustainify is a youth-led NGO in Hong Kong. If you have an idea that would help people around you, we will help you get it started: a mentor to talk it through, introductions to people who can help, and guides you can use on your own.
In the press
These figures come from coverage of our launch and the year after. Each one links to the article and covers the period it describes, so they are not running totals. The support figure is the value of products, materials and services partners gave, rather than cash.
service hours
In the six months before the platform launched.
Bastille Post, May 2024(opens in a new tab)beneficiaries
Reached through community service in the six months before launch.
Bastille Post, May 2024(opens in a new tab)in-kind support
What the organisations behind the launch contributed, in products, materials and services rather than cash.
Young Post Club (sponsored feature), June 2025(opens in a new tab)What we work on
Most of our work sits in one of these three. If your idea sits somewhere else but still does good, ask us anyway.
Everyday choices, and practical ways to deal with waste and how we use resources.
We start from habits people already have, so an activity ends with one thing a person or a group could actually do differently.
Read the resourcesIdeas that bring people together, get them involved and open up opportunities, with mental-health awareness and the needs of underserved groups in mind.
A project might be for school students, older adults or another underserved group. We build the activity around those people and ask them what to change. On mental health we stick to education, awareness, reducing stigma and pointing people to qualified services. We do not provide counselling, diagnosis or crisis support.
See projects and workshopsWhat AI actually does and where it goes wrong, misinformation, digital safety and privacy, and how to use these tools sensibly in daily life, in learning and in community projects.
Our AI sessions are being prepared now. When they run, we will keep the explanations plain and leave plenty of room for questions: digital-literacy support, scam and misinformation awareness, and responsible-AI sessions for community groups.
Read the resourcesHow we support young founders
You do not have to work it out alone. Bring an idea that would help someone, on your own or with a team, and we will help you take a first step small enough to actually finish.
Anyone with an idea, at any stage. If you are unsure whether yours fits, ask.
Talk through the problem, who would benefit and a realistic first activity.
Introductions to people, schools, NGOs and collaborators who can help.
Stage-based guides, planning worksheets and examples you can use on your own.
Want the detail? Projects & Workshops explains all three, and the extra help we can sometimes arrange.
Where to start
The guide walks you through it stage by stage. The workshops bring the same thinking to a group, in person.
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Start here if you care about a problem but have not asked the people living with it.
Start with the people, not with the solution you already like. Listen and watch before you commit to anything.
What you get: Community needs worksheet and conversation prompts
How to get from a good intention to a small activity that actually helps someone.
Every session is free. A workshop is marked planned until we have confirmed a facilitator and a date. If one of these suits your group, ask us and we will tell you where it stands.
A recent activity
Collaborators are named as at the time of the activity.
See what else we have doneGet involved
Tell us what you have in mind. We will reply and tell you what we can do right now.
Email us
info@sustainifysdg.com
