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A Foundation for China's Ethnic Minorities

Preserving heritage.
Lifting people up.

ChinaEMR Foundation stands with China’s ethnic minority peoples — bringing healthcare, education and cultural support to those who are too often left behind.

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Est. 2012
Who We Are

We stand alongside those
too often forgotten.

ChinaEMR Foundation is a non-profit organization working for China’s ethnic minority peoples. Across Xinjiang’s vast countryside — from oasis towns to the far mountains — we support access to healthcare, education and the preservation of unique traditions.

  • Mobile clinics and healthcare in remote minority villages
  • Scholarships and schooling for minority children
  • Safeguarding languages, arts and living heritage
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Our Impact

Your gift goes straight to work.

Here is where your donation turns into action, every single day.

A medic visiting an elderly woman in a mountain villageHealthcare

Healthcare where it’s needed most

Our mobile clinics and health workers reach remote minority villages, bringing medical care to those who cannot easily get to a hospital.

Minority schoolchildren in a bright classroomEducation

Opening doors through education

We fund scholarships, build classrooms and provide learning resources so minority children can stay in school and chase their dreams.

Artisans weaving in traditional dressCulture

Preserving living heritage

We protect languages, crafts, music and festivals — ensuring the unique traditions of China’s minority peoples live on for generations.

Stories of Hope

Roots strengthened. Futures opened.

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Before the mobile clinic came, my mother had to travel a full day across the desert road to see a doctor. Now she receives care at her own doorstep, and her grandchildren can go to school. Our traditions are kept alive here in Xinjiang, and so is our hope.
— Gulnara, village elder, Xinjiang