International China Concern
  • Sandwhich
    • Home
    • About Us
      • Our Story
      • Our Vision & Mission
      • Our Beliefs & Values
      • ICC Milestones
      • Our Team
      • Careers
    • Our Work & Impact
      • Situation in China Today
      • Our Work In China
      • Our Impact
    • Support & Join
      • Sponsor a Child
      • Partner with a Family
      • Donate
      • Join Circle of Hope
      • Join Walk the Wall
      • Be a Volunteer
    • Partnership
      • Corporations
      • Churches
      • Schools
      • Ambassadors & Celebrities
    • Resources
      • ICC News
      • Newsletters
      • Financials
      • Gallery
    • Contact Us
    • 繁體字
    • 简体字
  • English
  • 繁體字
  • 简体字
  • SPONSOR
  • DONATE NOW
International China Concern
Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Search in posts
Search in pages
Filter by Categories
News
Newsletter
Stories of Impact
Transformed Families

More results

  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Story
    • Our Vision & Mission
    • Our Beliefs & Values
    • ICC Milestones
    • Our Team
    • Careers
  • Our Work & Impact
    • Situation in China Today
    • Our Work In China
    • Our Impact
  • Support & Join
    • Sponsor a Child
    • Partner with a Family
    • Donate
    • Join Circle of Hope
    • Join Walk the Wall
    • Join Latest Events
    • Be a Volunteer
  • Partnership
    • Corporations
    • Foundations
    • Churches
    • Schools
    • Ambassadors & Celebrities
  • Resources
    • ICC News
    • Newsletters
    • Financials
    • Gallery
  • Contact Us
Stories of Impact

We hope that one day we can live independently.

April 23, 2018
By Bryan Cua
0 Comment
818 Views

Zhihong came into ICC’s care in 2005. He wasn’t able to speak and was unresponsive. The welfare centre staff said he was unable to understand anyone speaking to him and had thought he might be a lost cause. But as the years went by, the therapy and medical care he received at ICC, along with a lot of love, have changed his situation significantly.

Today, Zhihong lives in a group home with seven other boys where they learn to take care of each other and contribute according to their abilities. He can express himself verbally and is capable of taking care of basic household chores such as cleaning and cooking. He takes pride in being the “big brother” at home taking care of other younger boys. He is very handy with tools and takes the responsibilities given to him very seriously.

His hope for himself and his “siblings” is that one day they can really live independently and support themselves.

Watch Zhihong’s sharing


Previous Story
单手十字绣
Next Story
2017 Annual Report

Related Articles

Hand-in-Hand Sponsorship: On Being a Sponsor Mum

“Mama…” little Xuanxuan finally looked at me and called me...

Hand-in-Hand Sponsorship: He is Strone, He is Resilient, and He is a Little Miracle

[caption id="attachment_3013" align="alignright" width="199"] Diagnosed with hydrocephalus, Beibei’s head was...

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Search in posts
Search in pages
Filter by Categories
News
Newsletter
Stories of Impact
Transformed Families

More results

  • About Us
  • Support & Join
  • Our Work & Impact
  • News
  • Legal
  • Privacy Policy
  • Child Protection Policy
  • Terms of Use

Contact Us
Media Contact:
press@chinaconcern.org

Careers

Follow Us

2018 © International China Concern
SearchPostsLogin
Thursday, 24, Jan
ICC Awarded CAFO Grant Supporting its Family Partners Program
Wednesday, 16, Jan
ICC’s Response to Canadian and American Travel Advisories
Sunday, 30, Sep
From Isolation to Participation
Sunday, 30, Sep
“We parents are encouraged to not abandon them and not give up.”
Sunday, 30, Sep
The Upholding Love of Family
Tuesday, 25, Sep
ICC’s 25th Anniversary Feature: Awaken to HOPE

Welcome back,