​Nayong Loving: Distributing Students’ Allowances

​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.
 
10 students received allowances and 600RMB would be given to each of them. On September 8th, when we received money, I connected chairman and accountant and withdrew the money.

In the morning of 12th, we visited Shang Guanyang, who is about 15 kilometers away. Shang Guanyang, her little sister and grandmother are at home. I told our purpose and encouraged her to study hard.

At 10 o’clock in the morning, we visited Chen Jinhua. Her home is about 18 kilometers away. 3 children of the family are at school and her father just passed away. Her mother went to Guangdong to work. Chen is in a vocational school. Her younger sister is in Grade 8 who boards at school. Her younger brother is in Grade 7 and lives with other children of the relative. Her uncle takes care of 3 children. I explained our purpose to the family and encourage them to be strong. Chen’s younger sister received the money and gave it to her uncle to keep.

On 13th, we visited Chen Jiankang at 10:00AM. Chen’s father is a disabled person. His right leg cannot work and his right hand is disabled. Chen and his older brother does not good at study. They could not even write decent Chinese characters. I inspired them to study hard. After distributing the supporting money, I took a picture with them. Then we said goodbye to them.

In the afternoon, we arrived at Chen Jianghai’s home. His mother married again. His grandfather came back home and we told our purpose. We asked him to keep 1000RMB for his 2 grandchildren.

At 5:40PM, we arrived Zailuo Middle School. We connected Chen Jianghai’s teacher and found him. We talked to him about the subsidies and told him his grandfather helped to keep money for him and his brother. We encourage him to study hard. We gave him 200RMB and he gave the money to his teacher for keeping for him.

At 6:50PM, we were on our way back. 

Original article written by Huang Jian, translated by Maggie Li and edited by Yanyan Zhang