The concept of ¡°Safe & Healthy Growth Project¡±
¡°Safe & Healthy Growth Project¡± is the abbreviation of ¡°China Children and Teenagers¡¯
Safe Healthy Growth Project¡±, which is a large-scaled welfare cause aimed at providing
children with healthy environment in increasingly complicated social surroundings at present
and educating highly-qualified people for our society.
We take the safe and healthy growth of children as the project's supreme guideline, and plan
to educate children awareness of self-defense through providing relevant promoting,
educating, training etc, as well as improving children's overall quality in order to ensure
children a safe and healthy social environment.
We work to keep children in China far away from dropping out of school, from illness, injuries
and crimes, and to become a new generation with scientific and cultural knowledge, strong
physique and healthy character.
The Children's Library Program
The Children's Library Program is a project of CCTF designed to bring reading and
educational materials to underserved communities throughout rural China and to migrant communities in the urban centers. Opening up opportunity to children through education is
at the core of CCTF's mission. The Children's Library Program promotes the importance of
reading and the value of books. A contribution of 10,000 RMB buys 1,000 books and all
the materials necessary to construct a library space, including tables and desks in a 15
square meter space. By encouraging a love of reading, an entire world of hope and imagination
is opened up to children.
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CCTF
Children Amblyopia Special Fund
Weak-sightedness (Amblyopia) has been a common health problem among the Chinese
children. About 2,000,000 children in China are suffer from Amblyopia. Due
to economic strains and other factors, the weak-sighted children. Particularly in poor areas of the
country in particular are facing more difficult and serious situations. These children are
not only weak-sighted, but also lack functions of having balanced and three-dimensional
view of things. All these will have negative influences on the healthy advancement of the
children, on their study and normal life, on their physical and psychological development,
on their future destiny and on the life-long misery to the lives of these unfortunate children.
Most importantly, the best period of treatment of the weak-sighted children is when they are
very young. Pre-school weak-sighted children can be easily and ccessfully treated with
proper methods. The maximum age of effective treatment of weak-sightedness is 13. With
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become more and more difficult and ineffective.
Unfortunately, countless children were deprived of the best chance of recovery due to lack
of parents¡¯ care and economic support. There is still huge need from poor children to
receive free-of-charge treatment.
In recognition of the national eye care day, on June 6, 2002, China Children and Teenagers¡¯ Fund set up a specialized fund to provide children of weak-sightedness with best-quality and no-charge treatment.
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The Children's Home for Hope
The Children's Home for Hope was founded in August of 2003 as a joint project
between CCTF and Amway. Since that time the Home for Hope has provided around
the clock care and free medical treatment to over a hundred orphaned children with
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accommodate up
to 8 special needs children at a time, providing them with essential care and making
the difference in children's lives. Donations to cover medical treatment and the children's day to day care, as well as in
kind donations of supplies such as milk and diapers, are greatly appreciated and help
to make the difference.
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