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HIV-infected children get financial help in Guangdong

(CRI Online)

16:15, June 03, 2013

South China's Guangdong province is to pay for the basic living expenses of HIV-infected minors, the Nanfang Daily reports.

The local government will include these costs in its budget for orphanages.

The local civil affairs department will confirm the number and identity of infected children, but their privacy will be protected.

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