On the afternoon of December 25, 2017,at the headquarter of CR healthcare in Beijing, CR healthcare signed a strategic cooperation agreement with "Charitable Medical Sunshine Assistance Project" Office of China Charity Federation.People attended the signing ceremony icluding Director of Charity Medical Sunshine Rescue Project Office of China Charity Federation Li baozhong,Director of Medical Affairs Department of Armed Police General Hospital Wang Pan,Project Director Wang Xinyu and Gu Jinbo，and Executive Vice Chairman of CR healthcarecarecare Zhang Baomin, Vice Chairman Wang Dekun, Deputy General Manager Shanbaojie,director of Kunming Children's Hospital Zhang Tiesong,director of Linzi District People's Hospital Lu Shi yong and director of Dali People's Hospital Du Mei,etc..
Deputy general manager of CR Healthcare,Shan Baojie presided over the  signing of the contract.First of all, Director Li Baozhong introduced the work of Charitable Medical Sunshine Rescue Project since its establishment in 2002 and focused on the "Poverty Alleviation and Blood Transfusion" public relief project.
Subsequently, executive vice chairman of CR Healthcare made a speech.He said CR is a central enterprise with a red gene.It has expanded industries around the livelihood of the people,such as real estate,electricity, cement and gas business.CR Healthcare is CR's main platform of the health industry,and health industry is one of the key sectors of CR during the "13th Five-Year" period. CR has been committed to become a model for implementing social responsibility,and has been involved in the construction and operation of a number of Hope Towns, including the Baise , Jinggangshan and etc.. In 2017, CR won the first place in social responsibility assessment of central SOEs by CASS.
Both parties hope that  more people will be able to understand the "Charity Medical Sunshine Rescue Project" by the cooperation, and further enhance their health and medical service capabilities of hospitals so as to provide better health and medical services to more vulnerable groups.