Bringing Aid to Children in China's Orphanages
CURRENT NEEDS
Schooling in the Community
We sponsor orphans from several of the orphanages to attend school in the communities outside their institutions. This can range from kindergarten to university as well as vocational schools and special educations schools. Email peggy@chinaorphanaid.org for more information.
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Ji'an Special Education Teachers
We have three Hugging Grannies at the Ji'an SWI that are working as Special Education Teachers. They volunteer for a full day and get a higher stipend than our other Grannies.
Hugging Grannies
These women provide extra love and attention to the children and also help with rehab exercises and special education. They are volunteers, but do receive a monthly stipend of $109 per month (but many have more than one sponsor, so any amount can help). We have Hugging Grannies at these orphanages:
Fuzhou Jian Jingdezhen Jiujiang Leping Pingxiang Ruijin Shangrao Xinyu Yichun Yingtan
The most in need are our Hugging Grannies at the Yichun SWI (children from the Shanggao, Yifeng, Tonggu, Fenxin, Wanzai, Gao'an, Fengcheng, and Zhangshu orphanages are now also cared for at the Yichun SWI). And also the Hugging Grannies at the Fuzhou SWI (which now also cares for children from Yihuang, Nanfeng, Nancheng, Le'an and Guangchang). Please consider helping!
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We provide
- Foster care (now mostly in small group homes with 4-5 children in each)
- Hugging Grannies
- School tuitions
- Special education teachers
- Physical therapists
- Service trips with U.S. professionals providing training to Chinese staff (on hold due to Covid)
...and meet various other needs for children in several orphanages in the Jiangxi province in China.
We publish reports from each orphanage twice a year. These reports go to those who have indicated their interest in that particular location. If you'd like to do that, just email us under "Sign up for our newsletters!" at the left.
As you can see, Jiangxi is in the southeast of China. **
Our current focus is on special education. Due to the recent regionalization of orphanages (read more here), the institutions have increased populations of children with severe disabilities, and professional special educators have become even more essential.
Where in the past we’ve encouraged donors to sponsor a child in foster care, now we’re inviting you to sponsor a child who needs special education. Just as in the past, you’ll receive two reports a year on that child’s progress, while your donation goes to pay the professionally-trained teacher’s salary.
To sponsor a child, or get more information and photos, please email Peggy. To learn more about our special education efforts, click here.
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