We believe that care and respect for people, animals and the environment will lead to a more compassionate and sustainable world.

ACTAsia’s working for sustainable social change through education. Our programmes reach children, consumers and professionals, building care and respect for nature, people and animals.

The future is in our hands. Join us to encourage responsible and compassionate behaviour, help stop the exploitation of nature and prevent future pandemics.

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What we do

Children's education

Children's education

We teach citizenship, animal welfare, and environmental responsibility through Caring for Life Education (CFL)

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Consumer education

Consumer education

We raise awareness of the exploitation of people, animals and the environment by consumer industries

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Professional education

Professional education

We offer training and professional development for teachers, veterinarians and other influential members of society

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iCARE

iCARE is an academic platform for education programmes and research projects, in collaboration with international universities.

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We give children the chance to grow into compassionate adults

We research into the fur industry and tell the painful truth about fur trim

We work with veterinary partners to improve professional standards

Latest news

9 May 2021

One child’s kindness inspired Caring for Life Education in schools

The compassion of a six-year-old was the spark for a humane education programme, which now reaches more than 100,000 children across China.
25 March 2021

Independent consumer survey 10 key messages

In a survey ACTAsia carried out in 2020, 70% of more than 5,400 consumers in six cities expected fur-free to be a future trend.
25 March 2021

‘les enphants’ fashion brand is China’s 50th Fur-Free Retailer

China’s 50th fashion brand to pledge a fur-free future is a popular label for children and maternity wear, les enphants. Founded in Taiwan in 1971, les enphants entered mainland China in 1993, and since then has grown to an influential 1,000 stores across 30 provinces and 204 cities.
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