Children
of the Miao ethnic group in central China do not let natural disasters
and poverty keep them from having fun with a make-shift ping pong table
at a temporary school for earthquake victims. There a locally-based
ministry teaches them a variety of skills, from reading to washing
hands. The ministry helps orphans and families devastated by earthquakes
with survival subsidies, education, arrangements for medical treatment
and services for special needs children. “The government feels good that
we’re really caring for the children,” ministry director Qiang Li says.
With 20 co-workers in three districts, the ministry also sponsors
kindergartens and a mobile educational unit that travel over dangerous
mountainous roads offering children hygiene and living skills training
as well as educational guidance.
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