Beijing Municipal Commission has launched five measures to care for the mental health of young employees.

Beijing's first mental health school for migrant workers has been unveiled in a construction site in the city's Chaoyang district.

The Chinese Teenager Mental Growth Base of the General Hospital of the Beijing Military Area Command of the PLA, and the China Youth Association for Network Development have jointly launched two guidelines in the hope of helping Chinese parents to keep their children from becoming addicted to the Internet.

From now until the end of January 2010, 2,800 clinicians from seven hospitals in Beijing will work on controlling their cigarette smoking.

The Chinese Ministry of Civil Affairs and the China Life Charity Fund have entered into a cooperation agreement on helping orphans who lost their families in the Wenchuan earthquake to rebuild their lives.

HSBC is sponsoring a program called Zippy's Friends to help Beijing children in preschool education learn how to cope with their emotional problems and to develop their social skills.

Johnson & Johnson and the Chinese Ministry of Health announced in Beijing that its psychological rehabilitation assistance project for children in earthquake-stricken areas in China has officially started.