Children Move into New Home

5.21.09 - Our new China Care Home opened its doors in early May! More than two dozen of our medically fragile children were moved into this state-of-the-art interim care home, which was established in partnership with Half the Sky Foundation. Read about the first days and learn about some of the children.
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We are proud to partner with Half the Sky Foundation to provide critical medical care to even more orphaned children in China at our state-of-the-art medical facility in Beijing, The China Care Program at Half the Sky.

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ZiMing's Journey ZiMing was almost ten months old and weighed less than nine pounds when he moved into the new China Care Home in Beijing. He is awaiting heart and hernia surgery.
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Field Notebook

University of Wisconsin junior Joan Lin has always spent her free time caring for people, from babysitting to volunteering at a home for the elderly. As a nursing major and a Chinese-American, she thought an internship with China Care would be the perfect fit. She entered China Care’s 2008 program hoping to learn “how to better advocate for children with no one to help them.” While in China, Lin witnessed first-hand the challenges of the people who do help when she traveled with an ayi, or caregiver, and two China Care infants between Baoji and Beijing on a train.

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