Twenty-five orphans who suffer from a cleft lip or cleft palate are receiving a free surgery at The Peking University Third Hospital in Beijing.

Guangzhou Municipal Civil Affairs Department has announced that from October 1, 2009, Guangzhou has increased the lowest rural living indemnification standard and orphan fostering guarantee standard.

China's Ministry of Civil Affairs and the China Children's and Teenagers' Fund have jointly set up a complementary medical insurance mechanism to offer medical insurance for orphans.

As part of Marriott's Associate Appreciation Week, Meng Lo, the general manager of Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan Park Hotel, and some of Marriott's associates came to Shanghai Hui Xin Disabled Children Home. They brought toys, clothes, stationery, and fruit for the orphan children there. Marriott's "Spirit To Serve Our Communities" is integral part of AAW and [...]

The Wenchuan Earthquake Disabled and Orphaned Children Relief Fund, a part of the China Children and Teenagers' Fund, plans to build 100 more "Care Islands" in Sichuan's earthquake areas by the end of this year.

Yuan Nansheng, China's ambassador to Zimbabwe, has delivered USD12,000 donated by Chinese diplomats and overseas Chinese in Zimbabwe to Harare's Dawn HIV/AIDS Care Center.

Novartis China has announced a donation of CNY200,000 to a Sun Village in Shunyi District, Beijing from 2008 to 2009, for the medical services of inmates' children.