China Care News

Important Announcement From China Care

admin — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:03:43 -0600

As we enter the Year of the Dragon, it is with pride and enthusiasm that Half the Sky Foundation (HTS) and China Care Foundation (CCF) jointly announce a further deepening of their partnership.

Together we have established the China Care Home in Beijing, which under the management of HTS, has cared for and provided life-saving surgeries for more than 560 medically fragile Chinese orphans since 2009. Since our founding, CCF has changed the lives of nearly 1,400 children. Many of these children have since been adopted into loving families.

Support Xue

Mon, 12 Dec 2011 14:37:57 -0600

Xue was born with a unilateral cleft lip, a birth defect that occurs when the tissues of the upper jaw and nose do not join properly during fetal development, resulting in a split in the lip. Her health has been compromised due to the fact that she cannot eat properly. Xue needs surgery to repair her cleft lip and palate to ensure long-lasting health.

China Care is seeking to raise $500 to cover the costs of her care before, during, and after the surgery to correct her cleft lip. Please help us give little Xue the chance to live the normal, healthy life she deserves!

Sixty China Care Clubs across North America!

katerina — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 08:51:46 -0600

The newest China Care Clubs to join the rankings are:

Kentwood High School in Washington

East Chapel Hill High School in North Carolina

and Weston High School in Massachusetts.

So You Think BU Can Dance 2011

katerina — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 09:16:35 -0500

On Saturday, October 15th 2011, Boston University’s China Care Fund (BUCCF) hosted its second annual “So You Think BU Can Dance” event. The show is an energy filled competition where audience members vote on their favorite BU dance group. This year there was an amazing line-up which included six Boston University (BU) student dance groups and a special exhibition performance by Phunk Phenomenon.

China Care Brown celebrates the Moon Festival

katerina — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 11:37:15 -0500

Despite the gloomy weather forecasts on October 1, adoptive families from the Providence, Rhode Island, area came out to celebrate the annual Chinese holiday of the Mid-Autumn Festival by making paper puppets and lanterns, fishing, and getting caricatures and balloon animals.

Fourth Annual J.P. Morgan Technology Group Golf Outing for China Care

Wed, 05 Oct 2011 13:05:36 -0500

It was a beautiful autumn morning on September 26, 2011, when nearly one hundred and twenty golfers gathered at Jumping Brook Country Club in Neptune, New Jersey, for the fourth annual J.P. Morgan Technology Group golf outing to benefit China Care. This year’s event was proudly sponsored by Cisco, Compucom, CS Technology & IBM, among other notables. The J.P. Morgan Technology Group has been hosting the outing since 2007. J.P.

University of Toronto Cares

katerina — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 11:05:45 -0500

The most recent student organization to join our growing network of China Care Clubs is the Canadian University of Toronto, St. George Campus!

A group of very dedicated individuals have worked to get the student organization off the ground and are excited to host local events to support China Care Foundation.

Help YinYue

Mon, 08 Aug 2011 11:22:19 -0500

YinYue is a little girl who originally came to China Care when she was one month old with anal atresia. Now a recovered and healthy one year old, she is back and in need of perineum plastic surgery. This will restructure the area after the operation so YinYue will be able to live a healthy life!

China Care is seeking $2,200 to cover the costs of the surgery as well as pre and post-operative care while at the China Care Home in Beijing. Please help us give YinYue the happy life every toddler deserves!

Summer Volunteering at the China Care Home - Final Day

Tue, 26 Jul 2011 08:52:14 -0500

The China Care volunteer program is different than I expected it to be. When I arrived here, I found out that we would get to visit the Great Wall. This news surprised me in a good way—I realized the program is a good balance of sightseeing and working with the kids.

Volunteering at the China Care Home - Wenjing Chen – Day 8

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 10:54:36 -0500

We are always told to appreciate how fortunate we are, but being at the China Care Home, we can truly understand what this means. We are so fortunate to have parents who love us and relatives who care for us. The children here, many with serious conditions such as heart defects and spinal bifida, were abandoned and left alone, with no one to love and care for them. At the China Care Home, they not only receive the best medical support possible, but also the love and care of the nannies.