Social responsibility

We donated books and funds to Gaodu Primary School, injecting continuous vitality into the reading world of the children.

The Zhende Volunteer Team brought carefully prepared gifts and entered the local nursing home. The volunteers assisted the staff in cleaning the environment, and also sat down with the elderly to have heart-to-heart conversations, listening to their stories and presenting their own choreographed and performed artistic programs, bringing laughter and warmth to the elderly.

The 10,000-liter large water storage facility donated by us to Auckland Primary School was completed on June 25, 2025. After the water tank was officially put into use, it will provide a continuous and stable source of clean water for Auckland Primary School, effectively alleviating the water shortage problem on campus and ensuring the safety of students' drinking water and improving the hygiene conditions of the school.

In response to the severe floods and mudslides that occurred successively in Gansu, North China and other areas in the summer of 2025, Zhende Medical immediately activated the highest-level emergency response mechanism. Within 24 hours after the disaster, we quickly joined forces with strategic partners such as JD Health and Meituan Health Care， including sterile dressings, disinfectants, medical masks, protective suits, and other professional medical protective supplies.

For the rare disease patients who are in a difficult situation, Zhende Medical has provided long-term and systematic attention.Since 2024, it has cooperated with Shanghai Debo Butterfly Baby Care Center. In 2025, the project entered the deepening stage.

We continuously provide the center with special funds for donations, to support the operation of the center and the implementation of patient service projects.

Since July 2024, Zhende Medical, in collaboration with the African Health Equity Innovation Alliance (IHEA), initiated the Afya Kesho project, focusing on promoting adolescent health education and capacity building in community and school settings in Kenya. Currently, this project has evolved from an initial pilot phase to a stable health care initiative with a well-established operational mechanism.

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