Inspiring Girls Hong Kong Annual Report 2025 - Report - Page 16
spiring Girls Program
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used on helping girls build self-confidence
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ur multi-module program takes a holistic approach to empowering girls by blending career exploration with
strong foundation in mental health resilience. Through inspiring dialogues, self-discovery workshops, and
immersive job shadowing, we help each girl identify her strengths and build emotional fortitude. This journey
not only develops essential soft skills but also fosters ambition, encouraging girls to pursue leadership roles.
By exposing them to key industries like STEM, Sustainability, and Finance, we equip them to be confident,
capable leaders in their future endeavors.
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pact Metrics:
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100% gain insight into resilience, self awareness and motivation for future careers.
Girls who have been exposed to STEM role models are twice as likely to consider pursuing careers in STEM fields.
spiring Education Workshop
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r Stereotypes in Careers
B eaking Gende
spiring Education is a co-ed workshop designed to dismantle gender stereotypes in career planning. This
t r t v session engages both male and female students in critical dialogue to identify unconscious bias
and foster mutual respect. Facilitated by industry practitioners specializing in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
(DEI), and supported by diverse role models, the workshop empowers youth to develop the compassion and
self-efficacy needed to thrive in a more inclusive society.
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93% gain awareness about the impacts of unconscious bias.
85% aim to learn more about reducing biases.
powerHer Future Program
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stering a Positive Financial Mindset
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powerHer Future is a transformative career and financial literacy initiative for girls aged 16–18 facing
s v t s. By fostering self-confidence and a healthy relationship with money, we equip them
with the essential tools to navigate their careers and finances, ensuring every girl gets a fairer start in life.
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economic di ad an age
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t rise in confidence in financial literacy (22.58%) and in the ability to use money effectively (21.36%).
100% reported gaining knowledge on ways to start saving and budgeting.
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