{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"41671","rtpr_id":"nPNAf1qYNa","ticker":"9616","exchange":"HKEX","all_tickers":["9616"],"title":"Launch of the \"Qinglan Program\" in Beijing: CASWSS, Fudan Institute on Ageing and Neutech Group Jointly Build the \"Hope Project\" for China's Elderly Care Industry","author":"PR Newswire","published_at":"2026-05-21T09:48:32.298Z","article_body":"Launch of the \"Qinglan Program\" in Beijing: CASWSS, Fudan Institute on Ageing\nand Neutech Group Jointly Build the \"Hope Project\" for China's Elderly Care\nIndustry\nPR Newswire\n\nHONG KONG, May 21, 2026\n\nHONG KONG, May 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On the afternoon of May 18, 2026, the\npress conference of the Youth Directors Growth Accompaniment Program (referred\nto as the \"Qinglan Program\") was successfully held at the National Convention\nCenter in Beijing. The event was jointly initiated by the China Association of\nSocial Welfare and Senior Service (CASWSS) and Fudan Institute on Ageing, with\nspecial support from Neutech Group.\n\nChaired by Xu Jianzhong, executive president of CASWSS, the event was attended\nby distinguished guests including Wu Yushao, president of CASWSS and vice dean\nof Fudan Institute on Ageing; Wen Tao, executive director, CEO and president\nof Neutech Group; Han Hua and Chen Dongsheng, vice presidents of CASWSS; Deng\nTianwu, director of the Ageing General Division of Ningbo Civil Affairs\nBureau; Zhao Hailin, president of Liaoning Elderly Care Service Industry\nFederation; Huang Yanbing, executive vice president of Guangzhou Association\nof Social Welfare and Senior Service, and other guests. An expert committee\nappointment ceremony was held during the meeting. A total of nine senior\nindustry experts including Liu Zeyang, Wang Xinghui, Yuan Zhi, Wang Guoquan,\nZhuo Yongyue, Feng Sheng, Cao Sujuan, Zhou Sujuan and Liu Xiaobing were\nofficially appointed, who will be responsible for curriculum design, mentor\nselection, quality evaluation and other related work. Yang Lijun, director of\nthe Training Center of Fudan Institute on Ageing, elaborated on the curriculum\narrangement, while Li Jing, deputy secretary-general of CASWSS, gave a\ndetailed interpretation of the registration system.\n\nAt present, China's elderly care service industry is in a critical period of\nshifting from basic availability to high-quality development, and from\nquantity expansion to quality improvement. There are 406,000 elderly care\ninstitutions and facilities nationwide, including approximately 39,000\nregistered elderly care homes, with hundreds of thousands of practitioners in\nmanagement positions. Directors serve as the \"core anchors\" for institutional\noperation and hold primary responsibility for service quality. Nevertheless,\nthe industry faces an increasingly severe structural talent shortage. Apart\nfrom frontline caregivers, there is an even greater lack of high-caliber\nprofessionals equipped with solid management expertise, professional\ncompetencies and innovative thinking. To address this challenge, the CASWSS,\ntogether with the Fudan Institute on Ageing, has jointly launched the \"Qinglan\nProgram\", dubbed the \"Project Hope\" for China's elderly care sector. Derived\nfrom the ancient saying \"Blue comes from the indigo plant yet excels it\", the\nprogram signifies that young directors will inherit experience from seniors\nand strive for self-transcendence. As the special supporter of the inaugural\n\"Qinglan Program • Neutech Cohort\", Neutech provides resources,\ntechnological empowerment and financial backing for the initiative.\n\nPresident Wu Yushao pointed out that since 2024, the \"First Year of the Silver\nEconomy\", the state has issued a series of targeted policies and made specific\narrangements for the development of talent teams in the elderly care service\nsector. The core model of the \"Qinglan Program\" is \"modular systematic\ntraining plus one-on-one mentorship throughout the whole process\". He\nelaborated six major features of the program. First, it adheres to public\nwelfare orientation, offering free training and full-cycle growth mentoring\nservices, with priority given to participants from western regions and private\nelderly care enterprises. Second, it focuses on systematic training. Curricula\nare formulated in accordance with the Training Outline for Nursing Home\nDirectors (Trial) issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs, following the\nthree-stage progressive philosophy: Consolidate Basics, Clarify Principles and\nReach Distant Goals. Third, it highlights whole-process companionship by\nassigning an experienced senior director as personal mentor to every trainee.\nFourth, it emphasizes intergenerational inheritance to foster a sustainable\nindustry culture of passing down experience and wisdom. Fifth, it integrates\nresources from all sectors to ensure high-standard program implementation.\nSixth, it maintains full openness and transparency in all procedures.\nPresident Wu encouraged young directors to cherish this precious opportunity,\ncultivate professional dedication, and play an exemplary leading role in the\nindustry. He also called on more senior veteran directors to join the mentor\nteam.\n\nWen Tao, CEO and president of Neutech Group, stated that the group will fully\nsupport the \"Qinglan Program\". This initiative is not merely a talent training\nscheme, but also a future-oriented fundamental project for talent development.\nHe introduced that Neutech has long been deeply engaged in digital talent\neducation services and boasts abundant resources in the general health\nindustry. In 2024, the group officially launched the strategic transformation\nfocusing on education, healthcare and wellness. It integrates years of\naccumulated experience into elderly care service scenarios to build a smart\nelderly care and health service system.\n\nWen Tao shared Neutech Group's philosophy on elderly care: \"Elderly care\nstarts with aging prevention; education fuels aging prevention; technology\nempowers elderly care.\" As the special supporter of the inaugural \"Qinglan\nProgram • Neutech Cohort\", Neutech Group will open up four categories of\nresources. First, it will make its self-operated physical institutions\navailable as on-site practical training bases for participants, including\nWecare Family Nursing Home, Ruikang Cardiovascular Hospital, Ruikang\nStomatology Hospital and Neucare Phoenix Academy. Second, it will provide\naccess accounts for the \"integrated medical, wellness and elderly care smart\nsenior care system\", enabling trainees to master data-driven management\napproaches. Third, the group will offer practical training equipment for smart\nelderly care IoT applications and online courses to help participants steadily\nupgrade their professional competencies. Fourth, it will share ecological\nresources and operational scenarios of city-level smart elderly care\nplatforms, assisting trainees in connecting supply and demand sides, gaining\ntraffic support and marketing empowerment, and realizing ecological\ncoordination among institutional, community-based and home-based elderly care\nservices. \"Cultivating talents is neither a hasty task nor something we can\nafford to delay,\" Wen Tao remarked. \"The first cohort consists of only 100\nparticipants, a modest number, yet they are vital pioneers in the industry.\nNeutech Group is ready to share its resources and capabilities, and work hand\nin hand with the association and research institute to steadily push forward\nthis initiative in the long run.\"\n\nIt is reported that the courses of the \"Qinglan Program\" are formulated in\naccordance with the Training Outline for Nursing Home Directors (Trial) issued\nby the Ministry of Civil Affairs. Covering more than 20 courses, they fall\ninto four major modules: policies and industry development trends, practical\nservice operations, practical management practices and competency building.\nThe training lasts for three years, featuring one centralized offline training\nsession of no less than four days each year, supplemented by online tutoring,\ncase discussions and field visits. The curriculum follows the three-stage\nprogressive training philosophy: Consolidate Basics, Clarify Principles and\nReach Distant Goals. Applications for the first cohort are now open\nnationwide. Eligibility for participants: Aged under 40, holding a college\ndiploma or above, with over three years of working experience in the elderly\ncare industry, serving as director or deputy director of legally registered\nelderly care institutions, possessing solid management experience and being\npassionate and responsible for the industry. Eligibility for mentors: Aged\nbetween 40 and 60 in principle, with more than five years of experience in the\nelderly care sector, currently working as director of legally registered\nelderly care institutions and equipped with extensive management experience\nand certain teaching experience.\n\nThe official launch of the \"Qinglan Program\" marks an important step forward\nin building the talent workforce for China's elderly care service industry. As\na special supporting organization, Neutech firmly believes that the long-term\ndevelopment of an industry hinges on whether it has a group of truly\nprofessional backbone talents. Supporting the growth of young directors is not\none-way resource delivery, but two-way empowerment between Neutech Group and\nthe whole industry. The practical demands raised by young frontline directors\nwill drive the continuous iteration of Neutech's integrated education,\nhealthcare and elderly care ecosystem, keeping the company's capabilities\nfully aligned with industry requirements.\n\nLooking ahead, Neutech Group will continue to uphold long-termism, open up its\ncore capabilities and resources, and join hands with the association, research\ninstitute and more ecological partners to jointly build an open and inclusive\ncapability foundation. It will enable all young directors and elderly care\ninstitutions to enhance their management competence and service\ncharacteristics, and jointly drive the high-quality development of China's\nelderly care service industry.\n\nContact: WeiLin, weilin@neuedu.com, +852 37953236\n\nView original\ncontent:https://www.prnewswire.com/apac/news-releases/launch-of-the-qinglan-program-in-beijing-caswss-fudan-institute-on-ageing-and-neutech-group-jointly-build-the-hope-project-for-chinas-elderly-care-industry-302778825.html\n\nSOURCE Neutech Group Limited\n\n\n\nCopyright (c) 2026 PR Newswire Association,LLC. All Rights Reserved.","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nPNAf1qYNa","title":"Launch of the \"Qinglan Program\" in Beijing: CASWSS, Fudan Institute on Ageing and Neutech Group Jointly Build the \"Hope Project\" for China's Elderly Care Industry","author":"PR Newswire","ticker":"9616","created":"2026-05-21T09:48:32.298Z","tickers":["9616"],"exchange":"HKEX","article_body":"Launch of the \"Qinglan Program\" in Beijing: CASWSS, Fudan Institute on Ageing\nand Neutech Group Jointly Build the \"Hope Project\" for China's Elderly Care\nIndustry\nPR Newswire\n\nHONG KONG, May 21, 2026\n\nHONG KONG, May 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- On the afternoon of May 18, 2026, the\npress conference of the Youth Directors Growth Accompaniment Program (referred\nto as the \"Qinglan Program\") was successfully held at the National Convention\nCenter in Beijing. The event was jointly initiated by the China Association of\nSocial Welfare and Senior Service (CASWSS) and Fudan Institute on Ageing, with\nspecial support from Neutech Group.\n\nChaired by Xu Jianzhong, executive president of CASWSS, the event was attended\nby distinguished guests including Wu Yushao, president of CASWSS and vice dean\nof Fudan Institute on Ageing; Wen Tao, executive director, CEO and president\nof Neutech Group; Han Hua and Chen Dongsheng, vice presidents of CASWSS; Deng\nTianwu, director of the Ageing General Division of Ningbo Civil Affairs\nBureau; Zhao Hailin, president of Liaoning Elderly Care Service Industry\nFederation; Huang Yanbing, executive vice president of Guangzhou Association\nof Social Welfare and Senior Service, and other guests. An expert committee\nappointment ceremony was held during the meeting. A total of nine senior\nindustry experts including Liu Zeyang, Wang Xinghui, Yuan Zhi, Wang Guoquan,\nZhuo Yongyue, Feng Sheng, Cao Sujuan, Zhou Sujuan and Liu Xiaobing were\nofficially appointed, who will be responsible for curriculum design, mentor\nselection, quality evaluation and other related work. Yang Lijun, director of\nthe Training Center of Fudan Institute on Ageing, elaborated on the curriculum\narrangement, while Li Jing, deputy secretary-general of CASWSS, gave a\ndetailed interpretation of the registration system.\n\nAt present, China's elderly care service industry is in a critical period of\nshifting from basic availability to high-quality development, and from\nquantity expansion to quality improvement. There are 406,000 elderly care\ninstitutions and facilities nationwide, including approximately 39,000\nregistered elderly care homes, with hundreds of thousands of practitioners in\nmanagement positions. Directors serve as the \"core anchors\" for institutional\noperation and hold primary responsibility for service quality. Nevertheless,\nthe industry faces an increasingly severe structural talent shortage. Apart\nfrom frontline caregivers, there is an even greater lack of high-caliber\nprofessionals equipped with solid management expertise, professional\ncompetencies and innovative thinking. To address this challenge, the CASWSS,\ntogether with the Fudan Institute on Ageing, has jointly launched the \"Qinglan\nProgram\", dubbed the \"Project Hope\" for China's elderly care sector. Derived\nfrom the ancient saying \"Blue comes from the indigo plant yet excels it\", the\nprogram signifies that young directors will inherit experience from seniors\nand strive for self-transcendence. As the special supporter of the inaugural\n\"Qinglan Program • Neutech Cohort\", Neutech provides resources,\ntechnological empowerment and financial backing for the initiative.\n\nPresident Wu Yushao pointed out that since 2024, the \"First Year of the Silver\nEconomy\", the state has issued a series of targeted policies and made specific\narrangements for the development of talent teams in the elderly care service\nsector. The core model of the \"Qinglan Program\" is \"modular systematic\ntraining plus one-on-one mentorship throughout the whole process\". He\nelaborated six major features of the program. First, it adheres to public\nwelfare orientation, offering free training and full-cycle growth mentoring\nservices, with priority given to participants from western regions and private\nelderly care enterprises. Second, it focuses on systematic training. Curricula\nare formulated in accordance with the Training Outline for Nursing Home\nDirectors (Trial) issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs, following the\nthree-stage progressive philosophy: Consolidate Basics, Clarify Principles and\nReach Distant Goals. Third, it highlights whole-process companionship by\nassigning an experienced senior director as personal mentor to every trainee.\nFourth, it emphasizes intergenerational inheritance to foster a sustainable\nindustry culture of passing down experience and wisdom. Fifth, it integrates\nresources from all sectors to ensure high-standard program implementation.\nSixth, it maintains full openness and transparency in all procedures.\nPresident Wu encouraged young directors to cherish this precious opportunity,\ncultivate professional dedication, and play an exemplary leading role in the\nindustry. He also called on more senior veteran directors to join the mentor\nteam.\n\nWen Tao, CEO and president of Neutech Group, stated that the group will fully\nsupport the \"Qinglan Program\". This initiative is not merely a talent training\nscheme, but also a future-oriented fundamental project for talent development.\nHe introduced that Neutech has long been deeply engaged in digital talent\neducation services and boasts abundant resources in the general health\nindustry. In 2024, the group officially launched the strategic transformation\nfocusing on education, healthcare and wellness. It integrates years of\naccumulated experience into elderly care service scenarios to build a smart\nelderly care and health service system.\n\nWen Tao shared Neutech Group's philosophy on elderly care: \"Elderly care\nstarts with aging prevention; education fuels aging prevention; technology\nempowers elderly care.\" As the special supporter of the inaugural \"Qinglan\nProgram • Neutech Cohort\", Neutech Group will open up four categories of\nresources. First, it will make its self-operated physical institutions\navailable as on-site practical training bases for participants, including\nWecare Family Nursing Home, Ruikang Cardiovascular Hospital, Ruikang\nStomatology Hospital and Neucare Phoenix Academy. Second, it will provide\naccess accounts for the \"integrated medical, wellness and elderly care smart\nsenior care system\", enabling trainees to master data-driven management\napproaches. Third, the group will offer practical training equipment for smart\nelderly care IoT applications and online courses to help participants steadily\nupgrade their professional competencies. Fourth, it will share ecological\nresources and operational scenarios of city-level smart elderly care\nplatforms, assisting trainees in connecting supply and demand sides, gaining\ntraffic support and marketing empowerment, and realizing ecological\ncoordination among institutional, community-based and home-based elderly care\nservices. \"Cultivating talents is neither a hasty task nor something we can\nafford to delay,\" Wen Tao remarked. \"The first cohort consists of only 100\nparticipants, a modest number, yet they are vital pioneers in the industry.\nNeutech Group is ready to share its resources and capabilities, and work hand\nin hand with the association and research institute to steadily push forward\nthis initiative in the long run.\"\n\nIt is reported that the courses of the \"Qinglan Program\" are formulated in\naccordance with the Training Outline for Nursing Home Directors (Trial) issued\nby the Ministry of Civil Affairs. Covering more than 20 courses, they fall\ninto four major modules: policies and industry development trends, practical\nservice operations, practical management practices and competency building.\nThe training lasts for three years, featuring one centralized offline training\nsession of no less than four days each year, supplemented by online tutoring,\ncase discussions and field visits. The curriculum follows the three-stage\nprogressive training philosophy: Consolidate Basics, Clarify Principles and\nReach Distant Goals. Applications for the first cohort are now open\nnationwide. Eligibility for participants: Aged under 40, holding a college\ndiploma or above, with over three years of working experience in the elderly\ncare industry, serving as director or deputy director of legally registered\nelderly care institutions, possessing solid management experience and being\npassionate and responsible for the industry. Eligibility for mentors: Aged\nbetween 40 and 60 in principle, with more than five years of experience in the\nelderly care sector, currently working as director of legally registered\nelderly care institutions and equipped with extensive management experience\nand certain teaching experience.\n\nThe official launch of the \"Qinglan Program\" marks an important step forward\nin building the talent workforce for China's elderly care service industry. As\na special supporting organization, Neutech firmly believes that the long-term\ndevelopment of an industry hinges on whether it has a group of truly\nprofessional backbone talents. Supporting the growth of young directors is not\none-way resource delivery, but two-way empowerment between Neutech Group and\nthe whole industry. The practical demands raised by young frontline directors\nwill drive the continuous iteration of Neutech's integrated education,\nhealthcare and elderly care ecosystem, keeping the company's capabilities\nfully aligned with industry requirements.\n\nLooking ahead, Neutech Group will continue to uphold long-termism, open up its\ncore capabilities and resources, and join hands with the association, research\ninstitute and more ecological partners to jointly build an open and inclusive\ncapability foundation. It will enable all young directors and elderly care\ninstitutions to enhance their management competence and service\ncharacteristics, and jointly drive the high-quality development of China's\nelderly care service industry.\n\nContact: WeiLin, weilin@neuedu.com, +852 37953236\n\nView original\ncontent:https://www.prnewswire.com/apac/news-releases/launch-of-the-qinglan-program-in-beijing-caswss-fudan-institute-on-ageing-and-neutech-group-jointly-build-the-hope-project-for-chinas-elderly-care-industry-302778825.html\n\nSOURCE Neutech Group Limited\n\n\n\nCopyright (c) 2026 PR Newswire Association,LLC. 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