With the support of charity-minded enterprises, the Spring Bud project kicked off regular assistance activities and sent special gifts to disadvantaged girls nationwide ahead of International Children's Day, which fell on June 1.

 

 

 

The "She Can" adolescent health education public welfare project held an open class for female middle school students in Zhengding county, North China's Hebei province, on May 23.

Teachers spoke with female teenage students about their psychological changes, physical health and hygiene throughout adolescence and responded to their questions.

Attendees said that the open class helped them better cope with the physiological and psychological changes they were undergoing and to better manage personal problems.

 

 

A total of 50 Spring Bud girls at a primary school in Fugong county, Southwest China's Yunnan province, received a batch of scholarships from Shenzhen Kaadas Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. on May 30.

Many students at the mountainous school come from impoverished families and their parents have left to work in far-off cities. The latest round of financial aid covers the learning and living expenses of relevant students.

In addition, students also received new schoolbags and took part in interactive games.

"I am grateful to all charity-minded individuals for their assistance. I will study hard, strive to become a useful person in society, and lend a helping hand to those in need of assistance in the future," said a girl at the ceremony.