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Letting Hope Shine

Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort and Spa has been working with the Delta Senior School, an educational institute for people with special needs, and Arc Children’s Centre, which provides day care and support for families with children who suffer from life-threatening illnesses.

Building a school for the future

In the Yitong county of Jilin Province, 20% of middle school students drop out yearly due to lack of financial resources.

Love Kitchen in Wuhan

Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan, believes that children are in the best position to learn and excel when they are well-nourished and cared for.

Equal access to education for our children on Cebu Island

Shangri-La's Mactan Resort and Spa hopes to maintain an environment that is healthy and conducive to learning, and allows the children to realise their potentials, nurture their skills and secure sustainable careers in the future.

A brighter future for next generation migrant families

Children of migrant families living in the outskirts of Beijing stand in constant pressure to quit middle school to earn money.

A Lot Like Family

As part of the effort to support the Baotou Children’s Welfare Institution, Shangri-La Hotel, Baotou, launched the ‘simulative family project’ in May 2011. Two simulative families have been set up, and six children have been assigned their own ‘home’ and have met their own ‘parents’.

Hand in Hand We Bring Hope

Guilin Deaf & Dumb School is a full-time special education boarding school.

Silent waters run deep in Delhi

The Noida Deaf Society (NDS), committed to reintegrating the hearing impaired into mainstream society through life skills and children’s education has been working modestly with the hotel since 2010.

Creating a Better Future for Bantayan, Inanam

Sekolah Kebangsaan Bantayan provides education for children that come from impoverished families living in villages around the school. Its future development plans include establishing health programmes, improving academic performance through educational programmes and developing an environment that is conducive to studying.

Making their place in Singapore's society

Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore’s community partnership with Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS) began in 2009. MINDS is one of Singapore’s oldest organisations, which celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2012. The organisation’s facilities include four special education schools, three training centres, three employment development centres, two residential homes and one hostel/group home.

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