Some 200 million rural Chinese live below the poverty line by the World Bank definition of $1.25 per day, implying that 40 million school-ag… read more
In China, there are an estimated 90,000+ children growing up in government orphanages, the majority of whom have disabilities. This project … read more
China has made incredible strides in access to health facilities. However, many preventable and treatable illnesses still become lifelong di… read more
The Project aims to enhance the social and emotional skills of school-aged children living in rural areas of mainland China through the prov… read more
According to statistics, China has 20% of the world's blind population. The least fortunate among the blind are the blind orphans. Launched … read more
Gender inequities continue to persist in China, especially in rural areas. According to the NBSC, evidenced by a skewed sex ratio at birth (… read more
China's 6.97 million left-behind children confront, lack of parental support and inadequate access to mental health education. In response, … read more
CWEF High School Scholarships educate and equip students from low-income families in rural China. We work with local partners to identify st… read more
With the impact of traditional ideas, the phenomenon of preference for sons over daughters still exists widely in the rural area of China. T… read more
Millions of rural children in China do not have access to quality education and are enrolled in schools where they lack English teachers. Th… read more
The Urgent Care Fund helps fill a critical gap between Bridge Fund planned healthcare programs and mounting requests from Tibetans in immedi… read more
Since 2015, Zigen has supported the establishment of Green Eco Villages in rural areas, especially supporting young people who have stayed i… read more
Education is a right no matter where you live. The Pureland Project supports Tibetan nomadic children by funding schools close to their fami… read more
This project aims to level the playing field for rural China schools by training 100+ rural teachers and 500+ students in Human-Centered Des… read more
HOPE enriches the lives of individuals with disabilities in China through therapeutic horsemanship. Children and adults with special needs, … read more
Since 2008, Shanghai Roots & Shoots has been dedicated to improving the personal health and hygiene of migrant children living in Shanghai. … read more
Since 2007, we have been working on organizing coastal cleanup activities, aiming to reduce the litter amount in the ocean environment and t… read more
Millions of rural, migrant and low-income children in China do not have access to computer classes. This project will help over 1,000 disadv… read more
This project will sponsor four loving foster families in China for one year. Each family is composed of a foster father, a foster mother, an… read more
Millions of students in rural China lack quality education. In our efforts to combat this problem, we aim to provide students with the skill… read more
The "One Egg" project, launched by Shanghai Lianquan Public Welfare Foundation (SUF), aims to improve the health of children in remote and p… read more
UNICEF reported that approximately 30% of children in rural China were left-behind by one or both of their parents, leaving many to struggle… read more
Xiaohusai is a student-run social enterprise, named after a village in southwest China and based in Shanghai. We partner with tea farmers fr… read more
Diabetic retinopathy is now the leading cause of blindness among working age, if not properly managed, may lead to permanent blindness. Chin… read more
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