forum:Take care of the next generation

Re: enables special children to enter theaters, too.

17-08-18

The "storm and no fear", which incorporates the elements of Shakespeare's drama, is aimed at autistic children. The performance takes the small audience into the dramatic situation, let the children live, meet the ocean ...

Re: enables special children to enter theaters, too.

17-08-18

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To enable special children to enter the theater, these highly accomplished British dramatist did it.

17-08-18

Pan Yu, an surging journalist

Re: wrestling orphan: to change the fate

17-08-16

In the small town of 2400 meters above sea level, the Tibetan mother took the Cordyceps into the shape of flowers and put them in boxes to sell for a good price. Uncle, with a belly and knife, cut the yak meat and greete...

Re: wrestling orphan: to change the fate

17-08-16

"Wrestling!" Dad is not as good as "Daddy"

Re: wrestling orphan: to change the fate

17-08-16

He Xiaohui said that after the news came out, several children in Liangshan could not bear the pressure. Several of them have been taken back, and some are still working. The club will not be forced to stay. If there are...

Re: wrestling orphan: to change the fate

17-08-16

Overnight, the four words of "fighting orphans" hit the headlines of various media. In question, the club has been put on a lot of hats, "illegal adoption", "use of orphans for profit", "deprivation of the right to educa...

Duel orphan: to change fate

17-08-16

Source: Tao Ruogu, a journalist from the new Beijing News

Re: autistic daughter has nowhere to play dad to build the world's first barrier free paradise.

17-08-14

So Hartman decided to sell its own industry and change the The Gordon Hartman Family Foundation, a non-profit organization in 2005, to a fundraising group for the world's first barrier free park, and to find doctors, the...

Autistic daughter has no place to play dad to build the world's first barrier free paradise.

17-08-14

Gordon Hartman, Texas, reported that Gordon Hartman, Texas, who saw limbs and autism, had no way to play all the amusement parks, and had a discriminatory view, so he began to raise money and eventually spent 51 million ...