Infinitus’ Health Initiative Recognized Among China’s Top Volunteer Projects

A nationwide initiative led by Infinitus (China) Company Ltd. has been recognized as one of the “Top Volunteer Service Projects” in China. The “Better Health for 10,000 Households” initiative received this honor during the 2024 “Four 100s” recognition event, organized by the Social Work Department of the CPC Central Committee in collaboration with 21 other agencies. This accolade underscores the project’s significant impact on community health and its alignment with national wellness goals.

The “Four 100s” initiative has been held annually since 2015, aiming to standardize and enhance volunteer services across the country. The selection process for this year’s award included local nominations, expert evaluations, and public notices. Infinitus’ program stood out due to its structured organization, consistent implementation, and broad support from local communities.

Advancing Community Health through Volunteer Efforts

Launched in collaboration with the Si Li Ji Ren Foundation in 2021, the “Better Health for 10,000 Households” initiative is designed to promote health awareness and improve lifestyles across various regions, including Guangdong, Jilin, Sichuan, and Xinjiang. The program aligns with the ongoing Healthy China Initiative, which aims to enhance public health awareness nationwide.

As part of its commitment to community wellness, Infinitus has established regular volunteer service days through its Guangzhou General Party Branch. These events allow party members to engage with local residents through health education seminars and activities such as Chinese health regimen workshops and physical exercises like the Eight Section Brocade.

Infinitus collaborates with several philanthropic organizations, including the China Overseas Chinese Charity Foundation and the Guangzhou Charity Federation, to maximize its outreach. This partnership has led to the creation of “Chinese Health Regimen Corners” in communities across China, providing health education and resources. From 2024 to 2025, the program distributed health enhancement kits worth over RMB 1 million and conducted over 500 volunteer service events in cooperation with 186 community-based organizations, contributing a total of 51,000 volunteer hours.

Innovative Approaches to Public Health

The initiative leverages digital technology to enhance service delivery and efficiency. Infinitus developed the “Quick Test” WeChat mini-program, which allows users to generate personalized health reports based on basic input. This tool promotes proactive health management, transitioning users from passive treatment to active engagement in their health.

To date, this mini-program has generated over 1.32 million health reports, significantly digitalizing volunteer services and expanding their reach. The program integrates traditional Chinese health principles into daily life, focusing on the “Four Habits”: diet, activity, exercise, and emotional well-being. Activities like the Eight Section Brocade and Shenshi (monkey hour) tea sessions are now standard offerings in community health programs.

In early 2025, Infinitus launched its Sixth Five-Year Development Plan, emphasizing community engagement and trust-building. This plan mobilizes nearly 7,000 stores and 34 dedicated volunteer teams to create a comprehensive community healthcare ecosystem. By providing consistent and accessible volunteer services, the initiative strengthens relationships with local residents and enhances community health infrastructure.

The recognition of the “Better Health for 10,000 Households” initiative as a top voluntary service project highlights Infinitus’ long-standing commitment to public welfare. It illustrates the potential for coordinated social resources to contribute effectively to national health initiatives. Moving forward, Infinitus aims to refine its program framework, broaden service access, and elevate service standards, ultimately fostering greater public health awareness and supporting the Healthy China Initiative.