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Compassion Nayong Public Welfare is based on Nayong, a poverty-stricken area in Guizhou Province. Taking the network as the platform, it carries out various public welfare activities to aid education.  Long Yan is in Grade 1. Her father passed away and she lives with her mother and her stepfather.
The place where she lives is 2000 meters above sea level. The crops cannot grow well and most of people here had to go out to work. Due to these conditions, Long Yan is hard-working and independent. She never goes to school late or leaves school early. She works hard at school and does great job in her examinations. She also has good characters. One day after school, when her cousin and Long Yang were playing outside of the village, they found a 100 yuan note in the road. At that moment, Long Yang remembered that her mother had told her not to accept ill-gotten gains, and the teacher also told them to be honest. 100 yuan is not a small amount. Long Yan and her cousin made a decision: ask the teacher to keep the money and wait for the person who lost the money to claim it. They found the teacher and told the teacher about the money. Later, a villager who lost the money got the money back. At that critical moment, Long Yan was honest and made the right decision. Teachers praised her for her behavior. She became a model child among the other children at school. Original article written by Jiaxing Li, translated by Maggie Li and edited by Yanyan Zhang Little Red Scarf is in Lanzhou, Gansu province and provides financial support and encouragement to children suffering from congenital heart disease. In addition, they provide families with post-operative care and help the children sustain a healthy lifestyle
The girl in the photo is Xue Yan and the other two are her grandmother and father. Unlike other children, she was accompanied by her grandmother and father when she was receiving treatment in the hospital. Her mother is mentally retarded according to her father, but her mother’s love for Xue Yan is no less. Her mother wasn’t able to come to the hospital and take care of her. So her grandmother who has been taking care of Xue Yan came to the hospital with Xue Yan. Xue Yan just came out of ICU. The wound is painful, but she won’t cry, holding back the tears in her eyes. Though she is 3, she is lying there quietly, and she may know it’s time to learn to take care of herself. Her father could not write, nor read, so the nurse had to take a measuring glass and teach him how to use it to help Xue Yan take medicine. Her grandmother nursed her carefully after the operation. Her father bought the food and her grandmother fed her. These pictures show a comparison before and after the operation. She showed us that she was recovering well and told us she would soon leave the hospital. Xue Yan is happy. We give her our best wishes, hoping she will grow up happily and healthily. Original article written by Yujie Yun, translated by Maggie Li and edited by Yanyan Zhang People with leprosy are sent to isolated villages where they are abandoned and forgotten by society. The Shalom Leprosy Compassion Ministry has a special place in its heart for these people and organizes groups of volunteers to travel to villages plagued with leprosy in order to provide medical, living, and psychological assistance. The Shalom Leprosy Compassion Ministry is located in Kunming, Yunnan. 2 visits were organized in June. One was to the Yimen leprosy village and another was to visit Lao Yang, a rehabilitation client in Songming. Liang Ping brought medicine for each of the clients and gave them instructions. We were surprised during our visit to Lao Yang. We saw black goats before we met Lao Yang. The villagers told us that Lao Yang and some of his relatives raised money and purchased black goats with almost 1000 yuan. We were also surprised to see a fridge in his room. He explained it’s summer and it’s not easy to keep food fresh, so his relatives and friends raised enough money for a fridge for him. He is enjoying the modern life, too. We thought a lot. Lao Yang life in the village has relieved a lot of life's presure. We brought medicine when we visited the place. Lao Yang enjoys welfare from the local government, which has improved his life. We hope the lives of all our patients living in rural areas can be improved. We hope they also enjoy the results brought by economic development. Original Article Written by Ping Liang, translated by Maggie Li, edited by Yanyan Zhang
Ark Welfare is a non-profit established in Hechi City, Guangxi, that encourages people to get involved in public service and respond to the needs of their communities.
1. June 1, Dahua County of Hechi City, Guangxi province. Event: Celebrate Children’s Day at Longpai Primary School. 2. June 2, Dahua County of Hechi City, Guangxi province. Event: Visit the elderly people without families in Gongchuan township. 3. June 16-19, Baoxing county of Ya’an City, Sichuan province. Event: work was implemented at Baoxing county and One Playground Children Service Center was established on the 19th. 4. June 19, Baoxing county of Ya’an City, Sichuan province. Event: with the help of the Hezheng Charity Foundation of Guangxi province, a public welfare station was established in Baoxing county, which will guarantee logistical support for reconstruction. Yangling Environmental Protection Association of Shanxi Province is a social service organization dedicated to environmental protection education and promote the employment of disabled persons. The main program of the organization is to promote the rational use of waste straw in the village and support weaving among vulnerable groups so as to achieve the purpose environmental protection.
We often experience difficulties as we work to improve the public welfare, such as money problems and HR and experience shortages. I have recorded some figures that will encourage us. Thank you for your support and trust, which helps us feel confident and full of energy to work harder. On May 12, 2013, we found TFish's micro-blog. On May 13, 2013, we registered at TFish. On May 13, 2013, we sent out our first story. On June 12, 2013, we received email from TFish. We were approved to apply for seed funding. On June 13, 2013, we submitted our bank information. On June 15, 2013, we received a support agreement from TFish. On June 26, 2013, we received the seed fund. Facing pressures and challenges, we felt helpless and lonely. Now we have attention and encouragement from TFish. We are no longer lonely and helpless thanks to you. Original article written by Zeguo Wang, translated by Maggie Li, edited by Yanyan Zhang  Xi'an Alliance works to promote a spirit of volunteerism. Many student volunteers are trained to participate in public welfare activities and social work.
My name is Li Qing and I am 11 years old. I live in Lantian County. I am in grade 5 and I like study and do well at school. There are 5 people in my family, my grandmother, father, mother, younger sister and me. We have 2 acres of mountainous field and our life expenses rely on it. My mum is in poor condition and she cannot take care of us, though I know she loves us very much. My sister is in grade 1 and she can take care of herself. After school, together with my dad, we do some fieldwork and housework. My home is far away from the school, so we have to get up quite early and walk about 1.5 hours to get to school. My sister and I have to pay about 1200 yuan for food at school. Sometimes, I take care of my sister by taking her schoolbag for her or carrying her on my back. I love my dad. He would ride a motor bike to pick up my sister and me if he finished his field work earlier. My mum would meet us at the entrance of the village when she heard the sound of motorbike. It was the happiest time in my life. Some students in our class live even further away. This year, my sister and I received support from some loving people. They will help me until I graduate from high school. I am so happy and my dad does not have to work so hard. My sister and I will study hard and thank those loving people. Original article written by Bin Kong, translated by Maggie Li, edited by Yanyan Zhang Mingda School pays attention to rural education in northwest of China, in particular English education. The School provides a relaxing and healthy education environment for the left-behind children living in rural areas. The Rainbow Village just purchased 500 books for teenagers. The books were sent to the Mingda School yesterday. Fen Hu drove to drop off the books. Li Jia just went to take a look. When he arrived at our teaching site, he commented on the difficult path I have chosen for my career. I think it just makes up for my hubris when I was young. Working here helps me to think rationally. I used to work at the office of a state-owned school and I showed no interest in things unrelated to me, so it took courage to give it up. Eventually I was moved because of transformations taking place at the school and as a result of my persistence. Original article written by Fangding Zhang, translated by Maggie Li, edited by Yanyan Zhang
Compassion Nayong Public Welfare is based on Nayong, a poverty-stricken area in Guizhou Province. Taking the network as the platform, it carries out various public welfare activities to aid education. Children get up early every morning. Because the school provides a nutritious lunch, the children wait expectantly for the bell, which means they can have a very nice lunch at the school. It takes about 2-3 hours for them to go back home after school. When they get back home, they usually help to do some housework. They do their school assignments late at night with help from a torch light. Then they have to get up at 4:00 in the morning in order to get to school on time. Original article written by Tao He, translated by Maggie Li and edited by Yanyan Zhang
Xingzhi Migrant Art School is a non-profit organization that offers art lessons for the children of migrant workers who otherwise would not have this opportunity. This update was written by Director Gu, the founder of and a teacher at the Art School in Beijing. Our new course-- Graphic Design—has started. Gu is the teacher. Seeing his blood-shot eyes and the materials he had prepared for us, we knew he must have been staying up late to prepare the course for us. He must have checked and read many documents to find the knowledge that would suit us. We knew he must have been tired, for he just had a heart stents operation. He gave us a lot and nothing can be compared to his generosity. WE want to thank TFish for their support, for we have another teacher now. The students will work hard and cherish every learning opportunity. Our new teacher, Mr. Liu, will give us lessons on plane structure. Original article written by Xiaochen Gu, translated by Maggie Li, Edited by Yanyan Zhang
Chongqing Jian’ai Art is a paper-cutting company in Chongqing, China and supplemented by arts production and sales, and a new social enterprise that supports people with hemophilia. The seed money from TFish Fund was received on May 21. In June, we started on relevant work according to the plan. On June 13, we contacted the supplier of the printer, hoping the company would send someone to repair the printer, but no one could come out due to the high temperature. On June 17, we contacted the supplier again. The service person came on June 18. After 2 days of maintenance, the printer started working again on June 21. The service fee was 985 RMB, 150 RMB of which was paid to the repair man, replacing the main board cost 650 RMB and toner and digital wires were185 RMB, exceeding 485 RMB of the budget. On August 28, the color printer was taken to the maintenance station to have parts replaced. 1200 RMB was spent to fix the color printer, of which 800 RMB was spent replacing the head and 400 RMB was spent on repairs. The printer works well at the moment. Original article written by Xinjun Chen, translated by Maggie Li, edited by Yanyan Zhang
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