Fixing Homes And Families

When you tip us for a job well done fixing your home, you help support families.

Enoch founded EC Handyman Solutions to make every home a better place for families--the people who live in it. He treasures his time with his family when not working, and he contributes his free time to helping the Left Behind Children (LBC) in China by sharing their needs and spreading the vision.

All the tips we receive from jobs are 100% matched by EC Handyman Solutions, then 100% donated to a registered charity in China to help the LBC. This motivates us to do a good job every time our customers hire us for handyman services.

These donations help the LBC:

• Receive conseling to improve emotional health
• Stay in school to receive education
• Restore relationships with their parents

If you want to learn more, feel free to ask Enoch the next time he services your home.

Enoch learned about the Left Behind Children during his college years at the University of Hong Kong, and was deeply moved by the desperate needs of these children. After graduation, he spent 2 years living in a rural area in China as a volunteer to a charitable organization that helps the LBC.

"Left-behind children" (liushou ertong) in China are millions of children who remain in rural villages while their parents migrate to major cities for work. Estimated to number over 60 million individuals—roughly one-fifth of China's total child population—this group is primarily raised by grandparents, extended relatives, or left completely unsupervised. The phenomenon is largely driven by China's restrictive hukou (household registration) system, which bars rural children from accessing subsidized education, healthcare, and welfare programs in urban centers. Consequently, these children face unique economic, social, and emotional hardships, including significantly higher rates of depression, anxiety, developmental setbacks, and school dropout rates compared to their urban peers.

A photo of the village Enoch lived in.

Related Articles:

China’s Second Generation of Left-behind Children - The China Story 

Left-Behind Children in China - Humanium