Visit of Mr. Mark Mylvaganam, Consul and Commercial Officer of the Consulate General of Canada in Guangzhou, and His Delegation to Bairun

On March 20th, Mr. Mark Mylvaganam, Consul and Commercial Officer of the Consulate General of Canada in Guangzhou, visited Bairun Children's Behavioral Rehabilitation and Training Center in Qingyunpu District, Nanchang City, accompanied by Director Chen Zhiqing from the United States, Canada and Europe Division of the Foreign Affairs Office of Jiangxi Provincial People's Government. This visit was not only an affirmation of the center's work, but also served as a positive reflection of the exchange and cooperation between China and Canada in the field of rehabilitation for children with autism.

The visit began with a promotional video of the center, which vividly introduced the center's basic information, school-running characteristics and other aspects in the field of autism rehabilitation education. Subsequently, Teacher Jiang from the Teaching and Research Department of the center gave a full English introduction to Mr. Mylvaganam and his delegation, covering the development of the center's autism rehabilitation education work and how educational resources help children achieve better rehabilitation outcomes.

During the visit, Mr. Mylvaganam and his delegation actively asked questions. After gaining an in-depth understanding of the center, they highly praised its characteristic classrooms and professional achievements, believing that the center plays an important bridging role in the cooperation between China and Canada in the rehabilitation field.

This visit also coincided with the center's invitation to participate in the China International Welfare Conference. Relying on its professional practices and innovative achievements in the field of autism rehabilitation for children, Bairun Children's Behavioral Rehabilitation and Training Center will represent domestic rehabilitation institutions at the conference to share its experience in introducing Canadian resources and courses. This not only recognizes the center's work, but also provides a new opportunity for further cooperation between China and Canada in the field of children's rehabilitation.

The visit of officials from the Consulate General of Canada in Guangzhou has not only brought international attention to the center, but also injected new vitality into the cooperation and exchange between China and Canada in the field of children's rehabilitation. The center will continue to uphold the concept of acceptance, respect, attention and innovation, contribute to the cause of rehabilitation for children with special needs, and add bricks to the friendly cooperation between China and Canada in the field of autism rehabilitation.

In the future, the center will continue to deepen cooperation with international advanced rehabilitation institutions in Canada and other countries. While constantly improving its rehabilitation training system, it will also actively participate in international exchange activities, share Jiangxi's wisdom and solutions in the field of autism rehabilitation, provide better rehabilitation services for more children with special needs, and help these "children of the stars" integrate better into society.