外籍家庭傭工相關資源
外籍家庭傭工相關資源
研究和出版物
March 2026
In celebration of International Women's Day, Enrich HK has invited key individuals and organisations to empower migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong, focusing on resilience, well-being, and future pathways. This event was co-hosted with the Social Innovation, the Knowledge Transfer Office, and the CUHK Department of Social Work, and took place at Innoport-CUHK on 8 March 2026. Among the partners were ADCC, Amber Foundation, Christian Action, Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), Filipino Nurses Association, Financial Intelligence and Investigation Bureau of the Hong Kong Police Force, Foodlink Foundation, Girls Just Wanna Have Funds, Hi Fhive, Hong Kong Fire Services Department, Institute of Leadership and Management Foundation (ILM), Indonesian Consulate, Justice Without Borders, Karen Leung Foundation, Kasambuhay Hong Kong Foundation, MDW Recharge Hub, Pathfinders, Peduli Sehat, Phenomenally Pink, and RPC Law Firm.
This presentation offers an overview of the legislation on money laundering in Hong Kong. It addresses key laws, emerging trends, common modus operandi, and includes sample cases to illustrate practical implications. The presentation emphasises the collective effort needed to combat financial crimes effectively.
This material has been prepared by the Financial Intelligence and Investigation Bureau of the Hong Kong Police Force and presented by Ms. Kamy Lee at the International Women's Day empowerment event. The Bureau aims to equip participants with essential knowledge and insights into the ongoing challenges and proactive measures needed to prevent money laundering activities.
To get in touch with the Financial Intelligence and Investigation Bureau, visit the following link: https://tel.directory.gov.hk/0265006436_ENG.html.
Additional resources:
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March 2026
In celebration of International Women's Day, Enrich HK has invited key individuals and organisations to empower migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong, focusing on resilience, well-being, and future pathways. This event was co-hosted with the Social Innovation, the Knowledge Transfer Office, and the CUHK Department of Social Work, and took place at Innoport-CUHK on 8 March 2026. Among the partners were ADCC, Amber Foundation, Christian Action, Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC), Filipino Nurses Association, Financial Intelligence and Investigation Bureau of the Hong Kong Police Force, Foodlink Foundation, Girls Just Wanna Have Funds, Hi Fhive, Hong Kong Fire Services Department, Institute of Leadership and Management Foundation (ILM), Indonesian Consulate, Justice Without Borders, Karen Leung Foundation, Kasambuhay Hong Kong Foundation, MDW Recharge Hub, Pathfinders, Peduli Sehat, Phenomenally Pink, and RPC Law Firm.
During the International Women's Day empowerment event, Jonathan Crompton, a partner and head of Cyber Response in Asia-RPC Law Firm as well as a director at Justice Without Borders, gave a talk about cyber scams in Hong Kong. He discussed how these scams affect not only individuals but also many organisations.
He shared stories from scam victims, illustrating the emotional and financial harm they experience. Jonathan covered various types of scams, including deepfakes, phishing, romance scams, and investment fraud, among others.
He emphasised that many victims often blame themselves for falling for scams but reminded everyone that it is not the victims' fault. To protect ourselves, he urged everyone to stay vigilant and know what to look out for.
His key advice was, “When in doubt, ask!” Report immediately if you have fallen into a scam. Jonathan also introduced the Scameter app, which helps people identify and report scams. To learn more about staying cyber safe and making smart choices with money, download Jonathan’s presentation!
Learn more about RPC Law Firm here.
December 2024
Enrich HK conducted a survey from October to November 2024, to monitor the overall financial well-being of migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Hong Kong. The research team from the Department of Social Work and Social Administration at the University of Hong Kong assisted in developing the survey and analysing data from MDWs, mostly from the Philippines and Indonesia.
This report highlights the key findings from the 2024 survey, comparing these with data with 2023. The findings are organised into five key sections:
A. About the Respondents
B. Money Management: Savings and Debt Repayment
C. Financial Inclusion and Retirement: MDWs with Bank and Digital Accounts, Methods of Remittances, and Retirement Readiness from working overseas
D. Financial Literacy: MDWs Financial Literacy, Training, Knowledge, and Skills
E. Work and Living Conditions: MDWs' Mental Health and Well-Being
December 2023
In November 2023, Enrich and HelperChoice jointly conducted a survey to gather update on the working condition and financial well-being of migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Hong Kong. A research team led by the Department of Social Work and Social Administration of the University of Hong Kong provided expert consultation on survey development and conducted analysis of the data collected among migrant domestic workers from the Philippines and Indonesia.
16 June 2021
On International Domestic Workers Day 2021, Enrich HK and ethical recruitment platform HelperChoice collaborated to shed light on the financial challenges of migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong, particularly since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. We surveyed 814 migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong; among other significant findings, we learned that 69% have been financially impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
2019 年3月
該報告由Enrich和全球領先的信息服務公司Experian（益博睿）聯合發佈。此報告首次全面計算了外籍家庭傭工為香港，馬來西亞和新加坡作出的經濟貢獻。
2017年12月
香港中文大學社會工作學系替我們為外籍家庭傭工所提供的理財和賦權教育課程進行為期一年的影響研究。這是外部首次對我們工作進行成效評估，也是首份以香港外籍家庭傭工為中心的理財能力報告。 該研究由投資者及理財教育委員會資助，並發表於《國際社會福利雜誌》上。
2016年 3月
Justice Centre Hong Kong的報告提供了為期一年的研究項目結果，目的在於估計在香港外藉家庭傭工中以強迫勞動為目的的強迫勞動和人口販運的規模。 這是同類研究中的第一篇，旨在提供有關這方面問題嚴重程度的證據。
2016年 2 月
Seefar 的研究著重於收集定量數據，以顯示與強迫勞動相關的指標在家庭傭工中的普遍性。調查結果建基於4000名分別在四個國家（香港，印度尼西亞，菲律賓和新加坡）的受訪者問卷。
