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Disabled people find a 'cozy haven' in centerCommunity offers a range of services to vulnerable group

  • Writer: Chris McMillan
    Chris McMillan
  • Aug 10, 2025
  • 1 min read

China Daily


8th August 2025


Disabled people find a 'cozy haven' in center

Community offers a range of services to vulnerable group


Sunlight pours through the windows of Wenxin Jiayuan, literally "cozy haven", a small but vibrant community center nestled in Dongzhimen subdistrict, Dongcheng district, Beijing. Inside, several residents with disabilities are weaving intricate knots, their fingers moving with precision and calm.


It is a scene that plays out daily in this quiet corner of the capital, one that reflects a broader commitment to improving lives.


Dongzhimen subdistrict is home to 1,541 residents with disabilities. From individuals with learning difficulties and hearing impairments to wheelchair users, many now benefit from a range of dedicated services aimed at fostering independence, skill building and community connection.

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