Rainbow of Hong Kong is a dedicated non-profit organization in Hong Kong championing LGBT+ rights and well-being. Located in Room D, 7F National Court on Nathan Road in Jordan, it offers a welcoming atmosphere of acceptance and community support where individuals connect, share stories, and access vital resources.
The offerings include counseling services, a community hotline, educational workshops, and advocacy initiatives focused on inclusivity and diversity. Highlights feature regular gatherings, awareness campaigns, and programs that create safe spaces for dialogue and empowerment. The organization blends grassroots support with broader efforts to combat discrimination, fostering unity and resilience within the community. Visitors value the warm environment and opportunities for meaningful engagement.
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Nearby Locations
BOO Bar
Men2men Testing
Spa Homme
Hong Kong Museum of History
LESSY Lesbian Bar
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 16:00 - 22:00
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