Chengdu International Welfare Expo 2025

Exhibition Introduction

Chengdu International Welfare Expo will be held from March 7 to 9 at Chengdu Century City New International Convention and Exhibition Center. This industry-leading event gathers disability support enterprises, rehabilitation centers, assistive device manufacturers, special education institutions, and welfare organizations to showcase innovative technologies and solutions for accessibility, rehabilitation, education, employment, and daily living for people with disabilities. The expo will offer hands-on experiences, business matchmaking, and knowledge-sharing opportunities. With a strong focus on inclusive development, the event aims to enhance accessibility, promote equal opportunities, and drive industry growth. Visitors will explore rehabilitation aids, barrier-free infrastructure, specialized education tools, and inclusive employment initiatives, making this an essential platform for businesses, policymakers, and service providers in the welfare sector.

Range of Exhibition

• Rehabilitation & Assistive Technology: Assistive devices for visual, hearing, physical, intellectual, and mental disabilities, rehabilitation aids, accessibility solutions, and social support projects.
• Inclusive Education Solutions: Special education tools, vocational training, Braille writing systems, speech and communication aids, smart learning devices, and accessible digital tools.
• Cultural & Sports Accessibility: Accessible public cultural programs, inclusive sports facilities, adaptive sports equipment, and programs for Paralympic and Special Olympics athletes.
• Barrier-Free Living & Public Infrastructure: Accessible public buildings, community infrastructure, transportation facilities, and everyday living solutions for disabled individuals.
• Inclusive Employment Solutions: Job matching programs, recruitment services, vocational training, workplace adaptation solutions, and assistive technologies for employment.

Target Audience

Disability support organizations, rehabilitation centers, assistive device manufacturers and suppliers, hospitals and medical institutions, special education schools and training centers, community service providers, government agencies and social welfare organizations, non-profit and disability advocacy groups, inclusive sports and cultural institutions, elderly care and accessibility service providers