Recruitment and training
MakerBay reported that about 30 mothers were recruited for the training. It described social workers screening participants and a social welfare centre arranging childcare during the training period.
Historical programme · completed
A past data annotation training pilot.
This page summarises a completed Label Less programme. The cohort, activities and support described here refer only to that historical pilot and should not be read as a current offer.
The facts below are attributed to MakerBay Foundation’s report published August 6, 2025.
What the source reports
Label Less in Impact Innovation Lab Cohort 4
MakerBay Foundation described Label Less as a social innovation project that provided data-labelling training to single mothers. Its article says the project participated in MakerBay Foundation’s Impact Innovation Lab and received support from the Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Fund. This is an acknowledgement of past programme support; it is not current funding.
Learning annotation
The source says participants learned to add data tags to images using software, and that some completed tasks promptly. This historical account is not an employment offer and does not promise future paid work or placements.
Historical scope
MakerBay’s article discussed possible future expansion at the time. That statement is historical and is not an announcement of a present programme, partnership or job opportunity.
This summary separates what the published source reports from the services described on the current site. The completed pilot is not a promise of future employment or placements.
Label Less today
Data annotation and human review.
Label Less remains a Hong Kong social enterprise focused on data annotation and human review. We also offer free practical AI workflow training for NGOs, discussed individually by scope and date.