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Sina.com Calls On Offering Psychological Aid To Students Affected By Earthquake
May 21, 2008 |
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Following their release of a proposal of making donations to help students affected by the earthquake return to school, Sina.com (SINA) and China Siyuan Foundation for Poverty Alleviation have now made another proposal, calling on special funds to be raised to offer psychological aid to those students.
Sina.com and CSFPA say they will unite with concerned government departments to set up a special fund to offer mental aid for students affected by the earthquake in Sichuan; commission a government department or a professional psychology association to manage the fund; and offer long term, systematic and well-planned mental aid to youngsters in the earthquake areas.
The Disaster Affected Student Mental Aid Fund says it will work closely with local government, non-government organizations and other social entities to do its best to implement well each of its programs.
Donation details for the Fund are as follows:
Opening Bank: China Siyuan Foundation for Poverty Alleviation
Address: Room 239, Minjian Zhongyang, 208 Jixiangli, Chaowai Dajie, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Postcode: 100020
Opening Bank: Chaoyang Menwai Sub-branch of Beijing Branch of Bank of China
Account number: 817020634708091001
Opening Bank: Dengshikou Branch of Bank of Beijing
Account number: 01090342700120111009110
Donation Hotline: (+8610) 85698220.
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