World Pheasant Association

The World Pheasant Association (WPA) is a registered charity founded in 1975 which aims to develop and promote the conservation of all the species within the order of the Galliformes, otherwise known as the game birds. Apart from pheasants, this also includes partridges, grouse, quail, francolins, megapodes and cracids, some of which are the most beautiful, yet threatened birds in the world.

 

World Pheasant Association

Website: http://www.pheasant.org.uk

Email: office@pheasant.org.uk

Phone: +44 (0) 1661 853397

Address: World Pheasant Association Biology Field Station Newcastle University Close House Estate Heddon-on-the-Wall NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NE15 0HT UK

Wetlands International China

Wetlands International China is an International non-profit organization. It aims to maintain and restore the wetlands, protect wetland’s resources and biodiversity.

 

Wetlands International China

Website: http://www.wetwonder.org/en

United Nations Development Program China

In China, UNDP fosters human development to empower women and men to build better lives. As the UN’s development network, UNDP draws on a world of experience to assist China in developing its own solutions to the country’s development challenges. Through partnerships and innovation, UNDP works to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and an equitable Xiao Kang society by reducing poverty, strengthening rule of the law, promoting environmental sustainability, and fighting HIV/AIDS.

 

United Nations Development Program China

Website: http://www.undp.org.cn

Phone: (8610) 85320800

Address: United Nations Development Programme, China Country Office

Address:2 Liangmahe Nanlu, Beijing 100600, China

UN Volunteers China

The United Nations in China are committed to fostering sustainable and rights-based development to empower women, men and children, especially the poorest and most vulnerable, to lead better lives. It draws on global experience to assist China in developing its own solutions to the country’s development challenges, and in its growing engagement with the international community.

 

UN Volunteers China

Website: http://china.unv.org,

Website: http://china.unv.org/how-to-volunteer/in-china.html

SOS Children’s Village

SOS Children’s Village provides various programs for orphans in nine sites around China, some of which serve up to 1,000 orphans.

 

SOS Children’s Village

Website: http://www.soschildrensvillages.org.uk/sponsor-a-child/asian-child-sponsorship/china.htm

Email: soschina@public.bta.net.cn

Phone: +86/10/65 234592, Phone: +86/10/65258997, Phone: +86/10/65259001, Phone: +86/10/85110145

Address: Beiheyan St. Yin Zha-Hutong 20#, Room 1101 Beijing-100006 China

Save China’s Tigers

“Save China’s Tigers” has been established to protect and conserve the tiger and other endangered cat species in China, in the knowledge that these are essential for the maintenance of a balanced co-existence with nature.

The primary goals of Save China’s Tigers are:

• To provide information relating to the tiger’s uncertain future in China.
• To seek support from all people who wish to help conserve this cultural icon and charismatic symbol of ecological welfare.
• To help educate and advise the public the means by which such rare animals can be protected for the benefit of present and future generations.
• To bring advanced conservation ideas and models from abroad and to seek the support of the international community in developing partnerships with dedicated organisations within China.
• To find methods to resolve potential human-tiger conflicts by pursuing amicable accommodations.
• To deliver focused and accountable financial support for valuable conservation and education work.
• To promote networking between all interested parties; public, educational, commercial, scientific and governmental; both within and across national boundaries.
• To work together with existing and future organisations to maximise the benefits that can be gained through combined efforts.

Save China’s Tiger’s

Website: http://www.savechinastigers.org

Email: info@savechinastigers.org

Phone: +86 10 6286 6588

Address: PO Box 1928 Chinese Forestry Academy 100091 Beijing, China

Donate: Donate: http://english.savechinastigers.org/donatenow

Make a confidential credit card donation by telephone: +44 20 7956 2422 (UK)

Donate by Mail: SAVE CHINA’S TIGERS (UK), 66D Royal Mint Street, London E1 8LG,

United Kingdom

Save China’s Tigers (Australia) Limited, PO Box 1915, Bondi Junction NSW 1355 Australia, Australia

SAVE CHINA’S TIGERS LIMITED (HK), P.O. Box 98322, Tsimshatsui Post Office, Kowloon, Hong Kong 

OSCA Oxford Summer Camps

 

OSCA provides not-for-profit English language summer camps that provide UK students the opportunity to volunteer abroad in countries such as China (including Hong Kong), Japan, Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

OSCA Oxford Summer Camps

Website: http://www.oscaonline.org.uk

Email: juan.scouller@oscaonline.org.uk

Mother’s Bridge of Love

Mothers’ Bridge of Love is a charity to set up a bridge between China and the world; primarily for British families, who have adopted children from China, who want to learn more about the culture their children come from and share experiences with other families who’ve adopted children from China. It promotes cultural awareness and understanding of the Chinese culture among people who live in the Western world, strives to aid the cultural differences between the adoptive parents and the adopted Chinese children – to help their children find their cultural roots and heritage – and supports projects that help disadvantaged children in China.

 

Mother’s Bridge of Love

Website: http://www.mothersbridge.org

Email: admin@mothersbridge.org

Address: 9 ORME COURT, LONDON W2 4RL, U.K.

Crazy Bake

Crazy bake is a program involving the mentally ill at their facility just outside of Beijing. Crazy bake’s goal is to improve the patients living conditions by giving the patients a meaningful task that is within their capabilities, while allowing the Beijing Chaoyang District Mental Health Service Center to raise funds for its facility and become more self-sustaining

 

Crazy Bake

Website: www.crazybake.com

Phone: 13520893273

Hours:

Monday, 4pm to 6pm: Selling bread and yeast rolls at Embassy House, Beijing

Thursday, 11am to 1pm: Selling pastries and yeast rolls at the German School in Beijing

Friday starting at noon: Selling bread or yeast rolls (switched weekly) at der Kindergarten, Beijing

Donate at: Stadtsparkasse Lengerich BLZ 401 544 76, Konto 523902, key word: crazy bake

Couleurs de Chine

Couleurs de Chine has been arranging sponsorships for children of ethnic minorities, mainly girls, from the Great Miao Mountains (in the north of Guangxi province and south-east Guizhou). In July 2009, more than 5200 children (most are girls) have been able to start school or continue their studies thanks to the sponsors who have agreed to help them throughout their school careers. In addition, Couleurs de Chine ensures the building and the rehabilitation of schools and dormitories. Couleurs de Chine helps also the local population to preserve their cultural heritage. Volunteers are always welcome and should email Hervé, who will supply all the necessary information, at cdcrb@free.fr. Donations can be made at their website.

 

Couleurs de Chine

Website: www.couleursdechine.org