Xiongdi Jiemei: Mentoring
Harvard China Care's XiongDi JieMei Mentoring Program aims to foster continued interest in Chinese culture in children adopted from China. The program matches adopted Chinese children with mentors who have similar interests and personalities and act as positive role models and friends. Mentors and mentees spend time together at least once a month through the planned monthly get togethers. In addition, mentors and mentees are encouraged to keep in touch and get together on their own at least once outside of these events. These activities can include ice cream dates, going to a museum or movie, ice skating, bowling or almost anything!
Apply to be a mentor or mentee:
Dates (All our events are 3-5pm unless other wise noted):
- Oct 2, 2011
- Nov 6, 2011
- Dec 4, 2011
- Feb 5, 2012
- Mar 4, 2012
- Apr 1, 2012
- Apr 29, 2012
Contact Us:
Want to know more about the playgroup? Have suggestions to make it better? Please feel free to contact us!
Saving lives, one child at a time.
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Harvard China Care was founded in 2003 with one simple mission:
to improve the lives of orphans in China.
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Thank you to all donors and sponsors of HCC!
The Jenzabar Foundation
Harvard China Care extends its deepest gratitude to the Jenzabar Foundation, whose invaluable support over the years has allowed us to cover the start-up costs of various children's homes in China and maintain the yearly operations of the Special Care Unit in Beijing.
Surgery Updates
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Hong's health had been compromised due to his inability to eat properly with a cleft lip. Fortunately, he underwent a successful lip repair surgery and is now doing very well. He will return to the China Care Home soon to undergo a second surgery to repair his cleft palate. Thank you for making a difference in his life!
