How do you subsidize poor primary school students?

There is a Shangrao Children's Village in Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province, which is the first private children's village in China. The village chief is an entrepreneur who has now adopted more than 20 children. The youngest is 5 years old, and the oldest has just been admitted to university this year.

It's a pity that not many people in the local area know about it, because the village chief's actions are suspicious by many people, and they don't want to be too loud. But the local ** and the education department are strongly supportive, and there will be no fakes.

It's very simple, go to the Women's Federation, someone there will receive you, explain the situation, and she will choose some poor students for you.

If the family is not good (such as who is in the school), then you can give the money to the other party by asking the school.

If it's going to be a mountainous area, it's out of town or something. It's not what I say, we don't know a lot of things, and handing over to those so-called loving organizations may be on the way"drop"Finish.

Therefore, it is advisable to help others nearby

If you donate through a certain channel, I think the money will be diverted and consumed.

Suggest peer-to-peer help for your direct face-to-face help.

You can contact the school to ask the teacher which student has good character and is having difficulties.

Donations can be made through Project Hope.

The Education Funding Network can help primary and secondary school students.

You can go to the education bureau, or go to the TV station, and say that you want to sponsor a primary school student, and that's it!

1. Application conditions for national grants:

1. Citizens of the People's Republic of China who are sensitive to and have ID cards (if there is no ID card of a guardian);

2. Have full capacity for civil conduct (minors applying for national student loans must be approved in writing by their legal guardians);

3. Be honest and trustworthy, abide by laws and regulations, and have no violations of laws and disciplines;

4. Able to complete their studies normally;

5. The funds that can be raised due to the family's financial difficulties are not enough to cover the basic expenses of study and living (including tuition, accommodation and basic living expenses) during the study period.

2. The application for national grants needs to submit the information of the bridge:

1. Application for national student loan;

2. Copy of student card, ID card and household registration book (minors must provide a valid identity certificate of their legal guardian and a statement of written consent to apply for a loan);

3. The "Survey Form on the Situation of Students and Families in Colleges and Universities" verified and confirmed by the township or neighborhood civil affairs department.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Administrative Measures for Student Hardship Subsidies Application conditions:

1) Students who have financial difficulties due to the following reasons, which seriously affect their normal study and life, may apply for temporary hardship subsidies:

1.Those whose families are particularly financially difficult to ensure normal study and life;

2.Those who suffer from serious illness, accidental disability, etc., resulting in financial difficulties for their families;

3.Those whose immediate family members suffer from serious illness, accidental disability, death, etc., resulting in family financial difficulties;

4.Those whose family is in financial difficulties due to a serious natural disaster in their home location;

5.Those who have other special reasons that cause financial difficulties in their families.

2) The school will provide special subsidies to students who meet the following conditions:

1.The University will provide living subsidies to new full-time undergraduate students whose families are particularly financially disadvantaged, including orphaned and disabled students, students from poverty-stricken families with registered cards, students from families with minimum living allowances, students supported by extreme poverty, children of martyrs, children of families with preferential care, children of disabled persons from families with financial difficulties, and students whose families suffer from serious natural disasters or other emergencies.

2.On special traditional Chinese cultural festivals such as the Mid-Autumn Festival and the Spring Festival, the school will provide subsidies and condolences to the students.

3) If a student has any of the following circumstances, he or she will not be eligible for the hardship subsidy:

1.Violating national laws and regulations and being punished;

2.During the period of school disciplinary sanctions;

3.The length of time spent in school exceeds the provisions of the school's academic system (excluding the period of suspension and retention of enrollment qualifications);

4.Extravagance and waste, smoking or drinking in a life that exceeds the ordinary consumption level of Yinfeng;

5.There is dishonest behavior in the process of applying for subsidies;

6.Other situations that are not suitable for hardship allowance.