Faced with this new challenge, the FPP teams have created a range of therapy and special education video classes online to continue serving the families in our programme.
Read MoreIn the current situation of the spread of the coronavirus, masks, ethanol solutions and other protective appliances have become the scarcest resources, and thus families raising children with special needs are feeling the pressure.
Read MoreZhang Chen and her daughter Yaoyao reached out to FPP ten years ago. Through the programme, Yaoyao’s health condition improved and Chen, seeing the results in the quality of care provided to her daughter, gave her support to ICC. In addition to her role of…
Read MoreIn recent months our Family Partners Programme has expanded with the addition of therapists and social workers. This has enabled the start of the second Cross Care Team.
Read MoreFamily Partners Programme Development Manager shares what it was like to take on the responsibility of caring for 20-year-old Tianhang over the weekend summer camp.
Read MoreIn 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.
Read MoreLele has Cerebral Palsy. When her divorced parents did not want to take on the responsibility of looking after her,… more
Read More10-year-old Haohao loves going to school despite the daily difficulties he encounters due to cerebral palsy. His mother, therefore, is… more
Read MoreOne day, a father carried his 14-year-old son Xiaozhi on his back and arrived at ICC’s therapy room. It took… more
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