During this special time, 15 caregivers worked 24-hour shifts and stayed inside the project to care for the children since Februray 1st. For 10 days, these caregivers shared everything in their lives with the children they cared for, eating with them, living with them and taking care of them. He Fang is one member of this team of caregivers in the Rainbow Project.

There are 8 girls with special needs living in the Sen Yu Jia Yuan group home. One of the girls’ name is Wang Hua. People like to call her Hua Hua, and she is everyone’s favorite “Sister Hua Hua”. In this family, she is the oldest among the girls. Because of her physical disability, Hua Hua performs all of her daily activities on an electric wheelchair. She is an incredibly strong and intelligent young lady.

Since the coronavirus outbreak began, the ICC care centres have been under lockdown. Our children and staff have been sending messages and photos to encourage each other during the outbreak. From across the world, our national offices are sending out video messages to our dedicated staff and volunteers on the frontlines.

Because the outbreak of the novel coronavirus pneumonia, I was temporarily transferred to the Sunflower Family of the Spring Centre to work as a full-time caregiver on special 48 hour shifts. This has been a great challenge for me. Even though I have worked at the centre for more than a decade…