China's Oasis
Love, hope, and opportunity for the hidden children of China
by Richard Harris, David Gotts
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Pub Date 18 May 2018 | Archive Date 2 Oct 2018
Lion Hudson Ltd | Monarch Books
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Description
An inspiring tale of love, hope, and opportunity for China’s abandoned children  At the tender age of 22, David Gotts was shocked by the condition of the children at a Chinese welfare centre. International China Concern (ICC) was born that day as David held dying baby Rose in his arms.   This moving story spans twenty-five years of caring for abandoned children with disabilities in China.  ICC has moved from merely saving lives to helping babies, children, and young adults live, work, study, and play independently.  Since the opening of Oasis House in 2007, Chinese attitudes towards disability have changed dramatically, and ICC has been at the forefront of this incredible reform.   China’s Oasis will move and inspire you as you meet those who dedicated their lives to serving  the hidden children of China, who will capture your heart from the very first pages.
A Note From the Publisher2>
                                                            
        
        Richard Harris has been involved in pioneering investment management in Asia at senior levels for global and regional banks. He is currently CEO of Port Shelter Investment Management. Richard is a prolific thinker and contributor to the press, radio and worldwide business television on global finance. He presents a prime time business show on Radio Hong Kong (RTHK) is a regular political and business commentator on CNBC and Bloomberg, as well as being a weekly columnist for the South China Morning Post.|David Gotts founded ICC in 1993. After two decades of growing ICC he now serves as the founder, providing strategic leadership to ICC's work in China, and its seven offices and 350 staff across the globe. David regularly travels to China from Vancouver where he resides with his family
    
        
                        
    
                
    
        
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback | 
| ISBN | 9780857219022 | 
| PRICE | £8.99 (GBP) |