ICTI CARE and Centre for Child-Rights and Corporate Social Responsibility (CCR CSR) will host a complimentary webinar on well-being sharing supply chain solutions to China’s left-behind children problem on March 9 at 9 a.m. EST.
According to ICTI Care, there are 62 million children living in China’s rural villages and towns without day-to-day care from their parents. These “left-behind children” stay behind in rural communities in China whilst their parents move to large cities in search of work. This separation can put a significant strain on relationships, negatively impact children’s development, and has serious consequences on worker’s well-being.
This webinar takes an exclusive look at two worker well-being programs from ICTI CARE to support domestic migrant toy workers with left-behind children in China, which are delivering benefits for thousands of workers, children, and toy factories.
Joining the webinar is Ines Kaempfer, executive director of CCR CSR, made up of experts in improving the lives of children, young workers, and working migrant parents and implementation partner on ICTI CARE’s Left-Behind Children program. Ines will be joined by speakers from two toy factories in China: Eddie Yeung, Quality Director, Best Top Toy Factory and Tracy Huang, Compliance Department, First Union, who will share their experiences of participating in ICTI CARE’s Left-Behind Children pilots.
Webinar attendees will learn more about China’s left-behind children problem, understand how supply chain solutions can help address the issue, and learn how companies can get involved.
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