Sina.com Calls On Offering Psychological Aid To Students Affected By Earthquake

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.

Source : Chinatechnews

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