FAMILY REUNIFICATION

The massive Sichuan earthquake left many broken families with emotional distress and depression. The visit from far-away family members brought love and consolation to the survivors. The reunification of the Guo family was tearful but full of joy

In 2008, a massive earthquake struck the province of Sichuan in China. The Guo family in Canada was shocked because Mrs. Guo's family, her parents, younger sister and younger brother lived close to the earthquake’s epicenter. The Guo's prayers were answered when they received word that their family had survived the earthquake but their houses were...

An 80-year-old woman on financial aid was devastated by a son being murdered and a daughter and a sister coming down with terminal cancer, but had her prayers answered when C.A.R.E. sent her back home to see them for the last time

Pacita, the second candidate for the C.A.R.E. Points of Contact program, has demonstrated an enormous amount of courage and strength as she single handedly raised her family after her husband had passed away from throat cancer in 1968 leaving her with eight young children. She supported the whole family by selling groceries and food from house to house. Life in...

After 3 months in Canada, the 29-year-old student was diagnosed with a rare cancer of the heart. Her last wish was to see her mother who is a poor farmer in China. With the support of Asia Miles, C.A.R.E. arranged a flight for the mother to come to see her dying daughter.

Mr. Li immigrated to Canada with his wife who had completed her PhD in China . This promising young couple was shocked when they learned that the young woman, 29-year-old Mrs. Li, had developed a rare cancer of the heart. Mr. Li desperately wanted to have his wife's mother come to Vancouver for comfort and support during...

Adopted as a 1-year-old and losing touch with his family, Mr. Lo, with the help of C.A.R.E., found his roots in China and was reunited with his own family after 70 years of being abroad.

Born in China in 1931, Mr. Lo has been living in Canada for 50 years after he immigrated with his parents in 1954. Only 25 years ago, Mr. Lo learned from his stepmother that he was adopted. His original family in China lived in a very poor village and his parents couldn't support themselves and their children. Mr. Lo was given away to someone in the next village to bring up. Adopted at 1 year old, Mr. Lo...