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  ZhanJiang Kids
  Children Adopted from the
Zhanjiang Social Welfare Institute

 
 
Calissa is a Caring Kid!

 
 

Be a CARING KID Too!
Children adopted from Zhanjiang can help an older child at the orphanage go to school!  Kids ages 7 or older and adopted from Zhanjiang can become sponsors.

How to Sponsor.  Learn more about this cool program that connects Zhanjiang Kids across the world and makes a quality education possible for children without families.

See our beautiful
Zhanjiang Kids
in the "at home" album!

 

IN PRINT and Ready to GO!

Get A Copy of Our Snail Mailed November, 2008 Newsletter: 

To receive email updates on our projects and developments for the children at the orphanage and a snail mail copy of our newsletter, contact kimberley@zhanjiangkids.org.

 

Want to Say "I Love You" to Your Child from Zhanjiang?

Audio of Basic Cantonese Phrases for adopting
and "at home" parents of children from Zhanjiang

 
Get your 2009 Calendar of Zhanjiang Kids
AND help the Waiting Children at the same time!

Clean Water "On Tap" for the Children at the SWI

This fall the children at the orphanage got a gift that keeps giving:  A water purifier that promises bacteria-free water!  

Water-borne illnesses commonly threaten the health of children in orphanages. Given by donors through Zhanjiang Kids Organization, and put in place by A Child's Right, this water system means free and safe water for washing and drinking.   Thanks to everyone who stepped up to help more children thrive!

Open Arms

You can give loving, educational touch and training for babies and toddlers at the orphanage!

Little ones with and without special needs, many of whom will not be adopted, get intense learning and bonding in this innovative program.  

About the Open Arms program
and how you can help.

 
 

100 percent of your donation to ZKO will help a waiting child.

Zhanjiang Kids Organization (ZKO) is a registered 501 (c) 3 nonprofit association
celebrating kids adopted from Zhanjiang, China and devoted to helping the children
of the Zhanjiang Social Welfare Institute.