On the 3rd September 2021, we were honored to welcome Weikang, 11, and Xiaohe, 10, into our Changsha family. Xiaohe is a lively young girl with Down syndrome who is quick to laugh. Weikang, who has a learning disability, has been described by his caregivers as “polite and helpful.”
Read MoreLast year, while others started jigsaws, knitting and watercolours, the young people in Hengyang began a new music class. After a couple of training sessions, the staff took on the weekly class for over 50 young people in groups of 8-10!
Read MoreLuelue is a bright, friendly young woman with Down syndrome who lives in our Changsha Care Centre.
Read MoreIn a recent report, our caregivers in Hengyang shared a story of how love, patience and persistence brought transformation to one of our young people’s life here at ICC.
Read MoreRecently, Tanli celebrated her 24th birthday. In the last 21 years, we have had the privilege of watching her grow into the beautiful young lady that she is today.
Read MoreDuring the lockdown in February and March, Yunhua and Tangang could not go to work and they spent their time learning to do crafts at home. The finished pieces were showcased at the 100th-anniversary celebration of the Chinese Communist Party in our care centre in June.
Read MoreOne of our donors, who owned a swimming pool company in China, heard our Founder David Gott’s sharing, and helped install a saltwater pool in autumn 2015 for our care centre in Hengyang. The swimming pool is open during July and August when the weather is hot and humid. For our young people living with disabilities, swimming has now become one of their favourite activities!
Read MoreWe first met 14-year-old Hengheng in late 2019, when he was transferred from the Government Welfare Centre to Enquan Yuan, ICC’s group homes for children with moderate to severe disabilities.
Read MoreRecently our Changsha Area Manager, Li Ming, was voted “Most influential charity worker” in Changsha. Known to the children as “Papa Li”, Li received over 30,000 public votes, coming first in the “Most Influential Charity Workers” category.
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