Hiichiikok Foundation was founded by Tan Sri Clement Hii. He believes in the Chinese saying, “Return to
society by one who has gained from it” ( 取之社会，用之社会 ). The Foundation establishes an avenue for the HCK Capital Group, as well as its subsidiaries and associates to execute their corporate social responsibility.
The Hiichiikok Home For Children is well-equipped with amenities, including a kitchen stocked with food from well-wishers, a mini playground, and learning materials. It is also staffed by a regular team of experienced care-givers, who are assisted by a regular team of volunteers. Besides ensuring the physical well-being of the children, special attention is given to their emotional and social growth. This includes providing the children with external counselling, yoga lessons and outings, among others – all made possible by individuals who share our passion for community work.
At Hiichiikok Home for Children, we believe every child deserves the chance to dream big and achieve more. Recently, several of our young people have shown that with...
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(Tan Sri Clement Hii)
I know what it’s like to be poor, having been born and raised in a village, Engkilo, which is beside the Rajang River in Sibu, Sarawak. My late father was a wharf labourer and my late mother, a rubber tapper.
(Datin Adeline Hii)
The foundation will continue to engage with stakeholders to ensure deserving and needy individuals are aided or assisted in ways that we think appropriate.
(Frieda Ngui)
Integrity, humility, gratitude, kindness and respect are some core values we instilled in our home’s children. To lead by example and follow by example. Be the change we want to see in our children.
(Nalani a/p Balan)
Use our VOICE for kindness, our EARS for compassion, our HANDS for charity, our MIND for truth, our HEART for Love. CHILDREN are our heart and soul.
I know what it’s like to be poor, having been born and raised in a village, Engkilo, which is beside the Rajang River in Sibu, Sarawak. My late father was a wharf labourer and my late mother, a rubber tapper.
Society has given my family and me so much, so I should feel obligated to help those deserving, knowing how much it would mean to them. This is how the Hiichiikok Foundation came about. I wanted the underprivileged, especially children, to have the opportunity to lead a better life.
The Hiichiikok Foundation Home For Children Care was set up to provide a shelter for underprivileged kids to have a conducive environment for holistic personal growth – not just in their studies, but in every facet of their lives. We hope that the children will leave the Home much better individuals, ready to take on the world, than when they first came to us. The Foundation also provides scholarships to those in need. We believe that education is the best way for one to break free from the cycle of poverty. No one should be denied the opportunity to study because of financial constraints.
Tan Sri Clement Hii
Integrity, humility, gratitude, kindness and respect are some core values we instilled in our home’s children. To lead by example and follow by example. Be the change we want to see in our children. We must always find time to stop and thank the people who make a difference in our lives and the children's lives. And a big thank you to our founder Tan Sri who has a big ❤️ heart to shelter our children and provide them with education, and to all our donors and sponsors, we thank you and love you all.
Frieda Ngui
Use our VOICE for kindness, our EARS for compassion, our HANDS for charity, our MIND for truth, our HEART for Love. CHILDREN are our heart and soul.
Nalani a/p Balan
We believe that every child, regardless of their background, deserves the opportunity to grow, learn, and thrive. This belief guides our approach to leading Hiichiikok Foundation. Our goal is to ensure that underprivileged children and marginalized communities not only receive education and support but are also empowered to build brighter futures for themselves and society.
We are committed to nurture and uplift and ensuring that each initiative, whether providing shelter, education or skill based training, scholarships, tuition through our Bridge to Literacy initiative will fulfill its purpose of creating compassionate change. For me, it is not just about managing resources but about fostering hope and opportunity in every life we touch.
Datin Adeline Hii
