On the 16th and 17th, more than 70 volunteers from Anshan Normal University (School of Life and Chemistry, College of Humanities and Communication), Municipal Charity Federation, Municipal Lawyers Association, Municipal Emergency Affairs Management Service Center, Mental Health, He's Ophthalmology, Aier Eye Health and other institutions walked into Lijiabao Primary School and Tangchi Primary School in Xiuyan Ash Kiln Town, bringing rich legal and health courses and learning and daily necessities to the children.
With the theme of "Sending Safety, Law, and Health", this event sent care and warmth to left-behind and disadvantaged children. The activities were fully supported by the Civilization Offices at the city and county levels and the Communist Youth League, and were successfully carried out with the support of the public security organs and education departments. During the activity, university student volunteers learned about the children's learning status and stimulated their interest in learning. At the same time, the volunteers also sent donations to the families of local leukemia patients and 21 families of left-behind children, as well as daily necessities such as rice and white flour, so that they could feel the sincere care of the society.
In addition, doctors from Ho's Ophthalmology and Aier Ophthalmology conducted vision screenings for 200 children in the two schools to educate them on prevention. Volunteers from the Municipal Emergency Management Center gave the children a vivid earthquake self-rescue drill to teach them how to protect themselves in the event of a disaster. With the theme of "Bravely Say No to School Bullying", volunteers from the Municipal Lawyers Association and Xuanmeizhu Institute of Psychological Education gave an in-depth explanation to the children from the perspective of law and psychology, guiding them to face and deal with the problem of school bullying correctly. At the event, the children actively asked questions and spoke enthusiastically, which benefited a lot. The principals of the two primary schools expressed their hope that the charity team would pay more attention to these children, so that more left-behind and disadvantaged children can get out of the mountains and grow up to become the pillars of the country.
All-media reporter Wang Danyao and Li Jun