CEO Message
Dear Donors,
A new season has begun at International China Concern (ICC) — a season filled with opportunities to help more children as well as families caring for children with disabilities.
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Perspective: Growing in Confidence
Every child is unique and deserves the opportunity to live and enjoy a fulfilling life. International China Concern (ICC) is fortunate to have the chance to work with children with special needs – all loved and cherished by special education teachers who devote their skills to unlocking potential.
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Volunteer: An Accident Yields Purpose
Radiographer Lorna Thomson from the UK describes her experience with a Short Term Team when she went to volunteer at an International China Concern (ICC) care centre in Hengyang in August 2018.
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Family Partners Programme: Family Relationships Breakthrough
In January 2019, ICC’s first Mobile Care Van hit the road and began serving our Family Partners Programme (FPP). The van, kindly donated by ICC supporters, is enabling the programme staff to reach out to families with special needs.
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ICC’s 25th Anniversary Feature : The Ark of Opportunity – Be Fruitful and Multiply
Having worked with young adults with disabilities in International China Concern (ICC) since 2014, I always believed that each one of them is gifted with unique abilities and has something to offer when the right opportunity comes.
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Child Sponsorship: Overflowing with Thankfulness
Dan is a 21-year-old young lady with cerebral palsy living in International China Concern’s (ICC) Lighthouse Centre in Changsha. She feels at home in the Lighthouse and is grateful for all the love, hope and opportunity she has found there.
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Child Sponsorship: The Resilient “Sunbird”
Perseverance is a trait that can be developed over time, but for Suisui, a young man who is a beloved part of ICC, this character seems to be innate.
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Family Partners Programme: Moving Up a Gear
In January 2019, ICC’s first Mobile Care Van hit the road and began serving our Family Partners Programme (FPP). The van, kindly donated by ICC supporters, is enabling the programme staff to reach out to families with special needs.
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Volunteer: Marching to the Beat of a Different Drum
Radiographer Lorna Thomson from the UK describes her experience with a Short Term Team when she went to volunteer at an International China Concern (ICC) care centre in Hengyang in August 2018.
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