The Amity Foundation’s Chinese name has two characters that serve as the basis of the name: 爱 and 德. The first character means “love” and is in reference to the [...]
Amity encourages the use of local resources and initiatives to promote projects that meet basic needs and assist self development. In many remote villages, water shortages have resulted in poverty [...]
Amity emphasizes medical training for ethnic minorities and grassroots personnel, and promotes primary health care. In remote poverty stricken areas inhabited by national minorities, resources are often scarce and of [...]
Amity emphasizes rehabilitation and training educators for children with special needs — those isolated by a hearing impairment, afflicted by polio, or orphaned as infants. Amity has initiated and supported [...]
Amity’s education projects focus on changing hearts and minds. We emphasize people-to-people contact and the building of personal friendships which promote mutual respect and broader global perspectives. Through language teaching [...]
Amity responds to survival needs caused by natural disaster with food, health care, clothing and shelter. Assistance is given to communities whose churches, rural health clinics, schools, social welfare institutions, [...]
The Quarterly bulletin of the Amity Foundation is published in Nanjing with a view to sharing the knowledge gathered about different projects whilst educating and updating readers regarding the development situation in China.
Past editions before 2007 are available and can be accessed on the previous website.
International Exchange Division visits to Lanzhou
“The Day of Love”
The Inagural International Forum on Social Media for Social Good
The Amity Young Adults Program (YAP): The Story So Far