Snow Wu Founded Great Wall China Adoption in 1996

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Snow Wu Founded Great Wall China Adoption in 1996
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• Great Wall China Adoption, along with its sister
  division, Children of All Nations (CAN), is a
  nonprofit organization which was founded by Snow
  Wu in 1996.
• She is the President and CEO of this leading
  international adoption agency.
• GWCA and CAN are headquartered in Austin, Texas,
  with auxiliary offices in China, and across the
  continental U.S.
• They are dedicated to improving the lives of
  children by constantly approaching nations around
  the world to improve child adoption laws.
• Great Wall China Adoption helps in placing
  orphaned and abandoned children with forever
  families, and in providing humanitarian aid on a
  global level through community development.

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• Under the expert leadership of Snow Wu, GWCA has
  become a Hague-accredited international adoption
  agency, and assists the U.S. and China in making
  the adoption process easy and viable.
• Due to her dedicated efforts and contribution,
  the US Congress awarded her an Angel in Adoption
  award. To increase adoption options, she
  initiated international programs which are
  offered in 14 countries around the world.
• These countries include Bulgaria, Latvia,
  Dominican Republic, Democratic Republic of the
  Congo, Poland, Ghana, Ethiopia, Haiti, Honduras,
  the Philippines, Uganda, and Ukraine.
• GWCA also offers families an opportunity to adopt
  domestically in the United States.

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• Great Wall China Adoption has been operating for
  the last 16 years, and has tremendous experience
  in placing children, advocating for improved
  legislation and international relations.
• Through this experience, Great Wall China
  Adoption launched a sister division, Children of
  All Nations in 2009.
• The organization has initiated many charity
  programs, which focuses on childrens welfare.
• Recognizing the need to build families through
  adoption, CAN helps in improving the lives of
  children all over the world and thus, helping to
  improve indigenous and rural communities.

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• The organization runs various donation and
  sponsorship programs which help families,
  professionals, and children by providing medical
  care, improving education, building
  infrastructure, and offering compassion towards
  the children who need love and affection.
• Being a division of Great Wall China Adoption,
  Children of All Nations offers high-quality
  online education courses to prepare families for
  their international adoption.
• These courses meet all Hague training standards
  and satisfy the 10-hour training requirement for
  adoptive parents.

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