Bazaar: Call for Attention to Children with Brain Injury

"Angel Homeland" more than 50 mothers selling arts and crafts call for attention to brain injury children

“Last year, 50 mothers at the workshop had created a turnover of more than 100,000 yuan.” According to reports, their actions were supported by the symposium's prosperous annual charity club. art studio.

Recently, in the office of Women and Children's Building Shenzhen Women's Organization Promotion Association, a graceful figure is constantly on the move. She answered the phone with a brisk voice for a while, busy sending and receiving various emails and faxes. It is hard to imagine that this woman who is full of vitality is the mother of a child with brain injury. Her name is Yan Ling. More often than not, everyone calls her "Mrs. In order to participate in the cultural and creative bazaar arts and crafts fair held on April 13th in Chunxi, Yanling is in such a busy state these days.

A skills training changed them

Yan Ling is the mother of a 4-year-old child. He is said to be a "rhythm-mother" because her daughter is called "rhythm." In the 40th day of birth, Yunzi was identified as a patient with brain injury. The young Yan Ling began to take the rhythm with her to a difficult and firm recovery. At first, it was a nightmare for her. “At that time, I would not only complain about myself, but also lose my temper with my daughter. The recovery of children with brain injury requires high costs. According to the child’s condition, each month needs 4,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan. For us ordinary families This is hard to bear."

In 2011, by chance, Yan Ling joined Shenzhen Angel Home Special Children Care Center and became a member of “Angel Home”. Later, Yan Ling participated in a plastic beaded handicraft skill training through the recommendation of “Angel Home”. Yan Ling, who originally studied industrial design, quickly mastered the beading skills. She slowly began to teach this skill to other mothers with brain injury. With the passage of time, more and more people have joined the workshop. Many mothers with brain injury volunteered to ask for help and said that they should share Yan Ling's work.