On the 17th World Autism Awareness Day, three faith-based organizations took action to raise the public's awareness and aid autistic people.

"Love takes no thought for itself". This is the philosophy of an autism rehabilitation home in Jilin.

Faith-based Agage Foundation in Shanghai enrolled volunteers to act as customers and communicate with autistic baristas.

On World Autism Awareness Day which falls on April 2, a faith-based disabled service center in China’s northeastern Shandong Province launched a charity fundraising event for autistic adults.

On the occasion of the 15th World Autism Awareness Day which falls on April 2, the Amity Foundation held a charity art exhibition, aiming to raise the awareness and attention for the people with autism spectrum disorder.

Staff workers of Hangzhou CC&TSPM donated 50,000 yuan on June 23 to an autistic children rehabilitation center in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, which lacked money for rent.

Zhang Yanhua, deputy secretary-general of the China Disabled Persons Welfare Foundation, has revealed that as of 2015, the incidence of autism in China is rising, with more than 10 million people suffering from autism, including more than 2 million children.