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Q: Volunteering in China?

I have some time to spare, and would love to volunteer. Has anyone ever volunteered with an NGO or other organisation here? Not sure where to start looking, so any experiences/organisations throughout the country would be good to get started on my search.

 

Preferably orphanages, migrant schools, women's centers etc. Thanks!

 

 

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Not sure about NGOs and such, but I do know party members are expected to do volunteer work.

 

Maybe ask a party member and offer your services ?

 

This suggestion is not as daft as it sounds. A local woman I know was a volunteer for the party and she spent a year or so as a visitor to an old folks home before her job took up all her free time. She enjoyed it and was sad to give it up.

 

 

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This suggestion isn't daft at all, but where do I find a party member? Maybe I should ask the man who walks around with the red arm band on...

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Party members are everywhere. Just ask your boss if they know who the Party members are. He will know. Honestly, they do good work at grass root level.

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Here is a link to a very nice organization where I have volunteered a few times in the past: 

http://www.chinaorphans.org/shepherdsfield.php

 

They are located in Lang Fang, a city about an hour south of Beijing and are always looking for volunteers.

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If you are a student, most (proper) universities have various organizations, you can contact.

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If you are a student, most (proper) universities have various organizations, you can contact.

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Glaargghhh, my spotty internet connection strikes again

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