Launch ceremony for project of China Charities Aid
Foundation for Children (CCAFC) held in the
Presidential Beijing
On May 30, 2011, in the morning, the ceremony for the
launch of mobile medical treatment project themed by "protecting
the young and providing assistance in getting medical care" and
the "10,000 pharmacies and 10,000 medical kits" alliance project
of the Children's Health Fund of China Charities Aid Foundation for
Children (CCAFC) was held in the Presidential Beijing, as a gift for
the children for the coming International Children's Day.
People attending the ceremony included: Gu Xiulian, vice chairman of
the Standing Committee of the 10th National People's Congress, director
of the China National Committee for the Well-Being of the Youth and
the honorable chairman of CCAFC, Wan Shaofen, former administrative
vice minister of the United Front Work Department, Wu Shaozu, former
director of the General Administration of Sport of China and former
executive vice secretary of the State Organs Work Committee of the CPC,
Long Xinmin, deputy director of the Party History Research Centre of
the CPC Central Committee, Shu Huiguo, former vice minister of Human
Resources and Social Security, Ren Yuantao, former deputy director of
the Foreign Affairs Leadership Group Office of the CPC Central Committee,
Li Beihai, former vice minister of the International Liaison Department
of the Central Committee of the CPC, Han Shucheng, former vice minister
of Public Security, Wei Jiuming, president of CCAFC, Wang Tianyi, president
of the Children's Health Fund of CCAFC, chairman and president of CIIC
and chairman of Beijing Yongfeng International Information Co., Ltd,
Pei Liang, secretary general of China Chain Store And Franchise Association,
Wang Shujuan, executive vice secretary of the Party Committee of the
Party History Research Centre of the CPC Central Committee, representatives
from companies and tens of media.
The Children's Health Fund of CCAFC was established with a donation
of five million yuan of CIIC, targeting at being a special fund for
providing medical help for the Chinese children. Two projects were launched
for this time. One is for celebrating the 90th birthday of the CPC.
Under this project, medical service cars will set out from Ruijin of
Jiangxi, via Zunyi of Guizhou, Gulan of Sichuan and Huining of Gansu,
to Yan'an of Shaanxi, to visit and convey greetings to the children
along the route of the Long March of the Red Army and provide free medical
treatment for the children attacked by diseases and with special difficulties.
By taking this chance, the medical service cars will approach the former
revolutionary base areas, areas inhabited by ethnic groups, remote and
border areas and poverty-stricken areas, where free physical examination,
medical treatment and medical training will be provided for the children
so as to raise the local governments' concern about the healthy growth
of the children.
The second project is to arouse the social responsibility of the companies,
promote the charity concept among all the people, drive the donation
activities among the mass and establish "10,000 pharmacies and
10,000 medical kits" alliance with companies. Under this project,
many big companies and chain stores will join in the "10,000 pharmacies
and 10,000 medical kits" alliance and donation boxes will be set
up in the stores of them to lead a trend that everyone would like to
join in the programs for public good and to promote the normalization
of donation for charity and salvation by all the people. Meanwhile,
to manifest the sense of social responsibility of the companies, based
on freewill, the companies joining in the alliance will donate part
of their sales income for helping the children to get medical help.
Liu Qun, vice president of CIIC and general manager of Beijing Yongfeng
International Information Co., Ltd, also attended the launch ceremony.
