The land was donated and the construction made possible with private help. The former director has left the organization in the hands of New York psychologist David Tannenbaum. The group would like to buy a van, to be able to offer transportation to patients who find it difficult to use public transportation, also for their rural patients.
Money is needed to enlarge the installations and for a special room for therapy.
Simpler things needed are grass for the back patio, and a playground with swing and sliding board. Donations are tax deductible. The children are cared for by the center's psychologist and the massage therapist, using a method based on the Chinese system of meridians and energy distribution. These low-income patients pay a minimum fee, based on ability to pay.