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China has benefitted from a rapidly growing economy but child poverty in China remains a persistent issue, especially in rural areas. World Vision invests in child development through education and health support and supporting small scale infrastructure projects in water and sanitation systems.

Child rights and protection is another priority. Parents are learning about raising their children in safe and nurturing environments, and children and youth are participating in local decisions that affect their lives. We’ve also launched programs to care for children left behind when their parents migrate to cities to find jobs—a common practice in rural areas where work is scarce.

Your impact in China

Together, we’re making real change in the lives of children, families and communities. Just some of what was achieved with Canadian support in the past year:
Boys and girls are safe and valued, well cared-for by their families and participating in their communities as agents of transformation.
 
  • 764 people learned about child rights and protection issues to help ensure children's safety and participation
  • 9 child well being activities conducted including health and nutrition, hygiene, livelihood, education, child rights and protection awareness
  • 53 plans of action were developed to enhance community development and child well being
Results achieved from October 2018 to September 2019
Children learn and develop their talents, young people are equipped for the future and families support children's education.
 
  • 6,101 children received the resources they need to learn including school fees, supplies, books and uniforms
  • 4 advocacy clubs are in place for children and youth empowering young people to advocate for their rights and participate in community decisions
  • 52 teachers learned child-friendly teaching methods to improve the quality of education for children
  • 100 materials were provided for classrooms to help children learn
Results achieved from October 2018 to September 2019
Adults and youth acquire knowledge and skills, and gain access to resources, to help them increase their family income.
 
  • 70 people received vocational, business and finance training, improving their opportunities to earn a steady income
     
Results achieved from October 2018 to September 2019
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