Kennedy Town Kai-Fong Welfare Association, Traditional mutual aid organization in Kennedy Town, Hong Kong.

Kennedy Town Kai-Fong Welfare Association is a kaifong welfare association at 14A Belcher's Street in Kennedy Town, Hong Kong. The two-storey building houses the Tam Pak-hung Elderly Centre on its first floor.

After World War II, the British colonial government supported the establishment of this organization through the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs and the Society Welfare Council. It emerged as a response to the needs of the growing local population during the post-war period.

The association's name follows the Cantonese term kai-fong, meaning neighbours on the same street. Each year around 23 October, Hong Kong marks Kai-Fong Festival to commemorate the founding of these associations; formerly district chairmen were invited to a reception at Government House hosted by the Governor. The building also houses the Tam Pak-hung Elderly Centre on its second floor.

The association is at 14A Belcher's Street in Kennedy Town, with the Tan Pak-hung Elderly Centre on the second floor. The building is a working community welfare office, not a visitor attraction, so entry and access to the elderly centre depend on the association's activities. The location is best reached on foot from Kennedy Town's streets.

The organization represents a continuation of a neighborhood support system that existed in Hong Kong from earlier times and was deliberately transferred into the modern post-war era by the colonial administration. This model of community-based aid persists today and allows residents to organize in traditional ways.