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CHILD REHABILITATION IN CHINA
A stronger start for every child
An integrated medical, rehabilitation and education program designed around each child's strengths, communication and everyday independence.
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30 days
Immersive residential program
7+
Recommended age
12
Minimum group size
Putian
Fujian, China
A community built for growth
Care that connects therapy with real life
Qianli Youth is an integrated autism medical-education-rehabilitation center in Putian, Fujian. The program brings clinical guidance, individualized learning, daily living practice and family support into one calm, community-based environment.
Children are supported as whole people. Small-group learning, sensory regulation, communication, movement and life skills are practiced across classrooms, homes, activity spaces and the wider community.
Our approach
Five outcomes that guide every day
Progress is measured by meaningful participation, not a single score. Each plan is adapted to the child's abilities, interests and family priorities.
Build social confidence
Practice turn-taking, waiting, sharing and cooperation in real group settings.
Regulate emotions
Use mindfulness, art and predictable routines to make feelings easier to recognize and express.
Grow independence
Strengthen self-care, time awareness, responsibility and confidence in everyday routines.
Find strengths
Make room for interests, creativity and a positive sense of identity.
The program
Learning through movement, communication and play
A coordinated team works across five connected areas so new skills can transfer from a lesson into daily life.
01
Individual learning support
An individualized plan supports communication, cognition, social participation and fine motor development.
Why it matters: Children learn at a pace and level that respects their strengths.
02
Group participation
Games, role play and shared tasks turn social rules into practical, repeatable experiences.
Why it matters: Children practice waiting, sharing and cooperating with peers.
03
Daily living skills
Hygiene, clothing care, mealtime routines and time management are taught step by step.
Why it matters: Confidence grows when children can do more for themselves.
04
Emotional wellbeing
Mindfulness and creative activities give children safe ways to notice, express and regulate feelings.
Why it matters: Predictable support makes new situations easier to approach.
05
Assessment and family guidance
Progress is observed throughout the program and shared through a closing report and practical home guidance.
Why it matters: Families leave with a clearer next-step plan.
30-day winter program
A gentle rhythm of belonging and discovery
The closed residential program combines integrated rehabilitation teaching with traditional Chinese intangible cultural heritage activities. Children build confidence through a predictable rhythm that grows with them.
01
Days 1-5 | Settle in
Build safety, learn the daily rhythm and complete an initial group assessment.
02
Days 6-15 | Explore
Try heritage activities, take the first learning trip and begin creating a personal project.
03
Days 16-25 | Strengthen
Deepen social, emotional and daily living practice while building routines that last.
04
Days 26-28 | Prepare
Rehearse, finish projects and reflect on the skills each child has built.
05
Days 29-30 | Share
Celebrate with a showcase, certificates, family sharing and a progress report.
Why families choose Qianli Youth
International thinking, local understanding
Integrated support
Medical, rehabilitation, education and psychological support work together around one plan.
International expertise
The program draws on Swiss rehabilitation experience and adapts it to Chinese families and communities.
Real-world practice
A community-based campus connects learning with living, relationships and future work skills.
Respect for neurodiversity
Children are supported as complete individuals with their own communication, interests and pace.
A multidisciplinary team
Clinicians, therapists, educators and residential staff coordinate every child's support.
What progress can look like
Small, functional steps add up to a bigger life
In one child-centered program, a multidisciplinary team combined sensory regulation, functional communication, movement and daily living practice. Over time, the child moved from needing full support to using picture communication, following routines and taking part in shared activities.
The goal was never to make the child fit a template. It was to create reliable ways to communicate, participate and feel capable.
1:1Individualized support
10+Daily communication attempts
360°Whole-life support
A trusted residential setting
Support that lets families breathe
Every part of the program is designed to make children feel secure and to keep families informed.
24-hour medical duty
An on-site medical room and trained staff support children throughout the day and night.
Individual emergency plans
Clear procedures cover illness, injury and urgent hospital access.
Food and allergy records
Dietary restrictions and allergies are documented before arrival, with traceable ingredients and daily food retention.
Residential supervision
Comfortable rooms, floor-based staff and regular night checks create a calm, supported stay.
Qualified staff
Special educators, therapists, arts teachers and residential staff are trained for behavior and emotional support.
Managed campus and trips
The campus is access-controlled, and off-site learning trips are accompanied by staff in organized transport.
Program information
A 30-day immersive growth program
The winter program runs as a closed residential experience and opens with a minimum of 12 participants. It is designed for children aged 7 and above who have foundational self-care skills.
Start with an inquiryRequest a tailored plan
Tell us about your child's needs and goals. Our team will confirm availability, recommendations and a personalized proposal.
Send an inquiry →What the program includes
- 30 days of classes and activities
- Accommodation and learning materials
- Insurance and program support
- Progress report and family guidance
Please note: Transportation, meals and personal expenses will be confirmed in your individual proposal.
Before you decide
Questions families often ask
How will my child stay connected with us?+
Families can agree regular video-call times with the team. Staff also share approved updates through the family group so parents can see how their child is settling in.
What if my child has food allergies or selective eating?+
Please share dietary restrictions and allergy information during registration. The kitchen team will use this information to plan safe, suitable meals.
What happens if my child feels overwhelmed?+
Staff are trained in emotional support and behavior intervention. They respond early, reduce demands when needed and help children find a safer way to communicate what they need.
Will progress continue after the program?+
Families receive a closing report and home guidance. Follow-up online consultation and in-person services can help carry useful routines forward.
What should my child bring?+
We provide a packing list. Children generally need comfortable clothing, toiletries and suitable sports shoes. Valuables and personal electronic devices should stay at home.
Can parents visit during the 30 days?+
The residential schedule is designed for full participation. The team will explain the communication and visit arrangements for each intake before the program begins.
Let us learn about your child
Start with a conversation
Tell us what your child enjoys, what feels difficult and what you hope to make possible next. Our team will help you understand the right starting point.
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