Key facts
- Beijing Mulan Blossom Social Work Service Center faces potential financial collapse by winter 2026.
- The non-profit supports women who have migrated to Beijing for work.
- It operates community centers in migrant neighborhoods, offering cultural, educational, and family support programs.
Qi Lixia, co-founder of the Beijing Mulan Blossom Social Work Service Center, expressed concern about the organization's financial future, stating it may not survive the winter of 2026. The non-profit provides essential community services, including cultural and educational programs, early-childhood activities, and family-relationship support, primarily to women who have migrated to Beijing for work. The organization operates community centers within migrant neighborhoods.
