To make the weakest feel accepted, and to protect their dignity and equal rights.

Goals

To help children with cerebral palsy exploit their potentials, to develop their ability to take care of themselves, and to provide them with special care.

Major Projects

• The Care Center, also known as the Children’s Home: from 2002 to 2014, nearly 80 homeless and disabled children have been helped by the Center, and currently more than 30 children are being sponsored;
• The Rehabilitation and Education Center, also known as the Children’s School: using both inside and outside resources, carry out personalized learning programs for the children;
• Rehabilitation Equipment Workshop: to assist daily rehabilitation and routine exercises, we design and make personalized appliances, tools, apparatus, and other equipments for children with cerebral palsy;
• Large social integration and public interest advocacy programs and activities: from 2011 to 2014, Happy Day for Children with Special Needs, Flea Market, Summer/Winter Camp with Normal Children, December 12 Children with Special Needs Advocacy, Children’s Christmas Musical, Happy Plucking, Small Dreams, Large Universities, June 1st Outdoor Concert ,December 3rd World Disabled Day Advocacy, Raise Your Left Hand If You Love Me, Dare to Love Arts Festival, etc;
• Building small homes for orphans with cerebral palsy: from 2012 to now, we have received support from professional organizations to provide more suitable rehabilitation and learning opportunities for the orphans with cerebral palsy. We built experimental shelters for orphans with cerebral palsy close to the Angle House and the Silver Lining Conductive Rehabilitation Education Center.

Major Funders

Private donations

Major Partners

One Foundation, China Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation Education Network, Public Children Welfare Houses, United Family Hospitals, Liming Family in Hebei, Angel House in Nanning, Guangxi Silver Lining Conductive Rehabilitation Education Center in Nanning, Guangxi, Etc

Distinctions

To draw on the experiences of “group family”, we have found a unique way of providing special care for children living with cerebral palsy.