World Vision China Partners

Concern for the needs of mainland China

World Vision has carried out emergency relief work in China since 1982. In recent years, despite enjoying a rapid economic growth, China has seen the rise of various social issues, such as the rural-urban disparity in development and the widening gap between the rich and the poor. While the attention is on the country's economic achievements, the impoverished floating population, left-behind children, orphans and children with disability are often neglected.


  • 30 million people in rural areas still live in poverty (National Bureau of Statistics of China, February 2018)
  • 245 million work as migrant workers as part of the floating population (Report on China’s Migrant Population Development 2017)
  • As a result of their parents working in other cities, over 68 million “left-behind children” (Population Status of Children in China in 2015) have to stay in their place of origin, and face various issues and challenges in relation to livelihood, studies, and personal growth and development

In 2017, World Vision Hong Kong supported 39 relief and development projects, of which 18 projects were funded by World Vision China Partners, benefiting over 230,000 people. Click here for information on Use of Donations.

Scope of Work

FAQs


  1. In FY2017, World Vision China Partners carried out development programmes in 10 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities across China, including Gansu, Shaanxi, Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan and Hunan.
  2. In 2017, World Vision China Partners supported 39 projects across China, benefiting approximately 230,000 people.
  3. World Vision China Partners is a monthly donation programme. With a donation of HK$100 or above monthly, donors can help World Vision implement a wide spectrum of development programmes, providing practical support to the needy in China, helping them overcome difficulties.
    • Education and Leadership Training: Help improve school facilities and provide educational resources; offer grant scholarships and subsidies to poor students; conduct training for teachers.
    • Health and Hygiene: Provide medical subsides for the most vulnerable children; improve water and sanitation facilities, such as constructing water conservancy facilities and latrines.
    • Orphans and Special Childcare Services: Provide rehabilitation, medical and education opportunities for children with special needs; provide training for workers in local welfare institutes.
    • Rural and Urban Livelihood Improvements: Support children and youth centres to provide support for left-behind children,migrant children, street children and their families.

    Donations will also be used to support relief and rehabilitation work, and promote disaster preparedness in China.

  5. World Vision employs various staff to be responsible for the planning, management, and supervision of development programmes. Auditors regularly audit our programmes to ensure the appropriate use of funds as well as the quality of projects.
  6. All World Vision China Partners will receive the annual summary reviews of World Vision Hong Kong, to keep you informed on our overall work progress and finances.
  7. Your monthly donations are used to support World Vision to implement various poverty-alleviation work in China. For the financial year 2017, over 90% of the total fund was used for the international relief and development programmes to help those in need
  8. Yes, your donations are tax-deductible. To encourage charity donations, the HKSAR Government exempts up to 35% of assessable income or profits on donations to recognised charity organisations, and World Vision Hong Kong is one of them. 
    Donors will receive a receipt for their donations. In order to reduce administration costs and to better utilise our resources, an annual receipt listing the total donations over the past fiscal year will be issued to every World Vision China Partner and other long-term donors in April each year. 
  9. You can choose from direct debit, credit card, PPS, crossed cheques, our online payment system, or visit our office in person to make a donation. You can help us save on administration costs by choosing direct debit.
  10. Yes, you can terminate your donations to World Vision China Partners for financial or other personal reasons. Please call our Donor Services Hotline on 2394 2394 for termination procedures.