Which orphanage in Chengdu needs volunteers?

The place where Chengdu orphanage needs volunteers is Chengdu orphanage in Sichuan.

The address is No.0/6, Middle Section of Minjiang Road, xipu town, Pixian County, Chengdu. The telephone number is 028-87843670 /028-87843672

Sichuan Chengdu orphanage

It is a provincial child welfare institution that adopts orphans, abandoned babies and homeless disabled children, and integrates medical treatment, rehabilitation, special education and nursing. It is the only child welfare institution in our province that has passed the ISO900 1:2000 international quality management system certification.

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It has been successively rated as "Top Ten Children's Institutions in China", "Advanced Unit for the Protection of Minors in China", "Advanced Collective for Earthquake Relief in Civil Administration System" and "Advanced Collective for Planning Tomorrow" by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. The founding history of Chengdu Children's Welfare Institute can be traced back to "baby homes, nurseries and orphanages" founded by foreign churches. Since 195 1, the new China government has invested in construction for many times, continuously expanding its scale and improving various facilities. In 2003, a new quadrangle was built in xipu town, the western suburb of Chengdu, which is about15km away from the center of Chengdu. The new hospital invested more than 20 million yuan, covering an area of 35 mu, with a building area of 1 1 ,000 square meters. Surrounded by waterside pavilions, garden meadows and green trees, the courtyard has a novel style, and its scale, facilities and environment have reached the national first-class level. It is an ideal place for children to live, study and recover.

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Chengdu Children's Welfare Institute has implemented six modes: centralized support, individual adoption, social support, branch support, family foster care and parents' family support. In order to let orphans and disabled children enjoy the warmth of their families again, the hospital introduced family foster care and parents' family foster care in 2000 and 2004 respectively, that is, the children in the hospital were raised in urban and rural communities or formed into simulated families by recruited "parents" and eight children.