怎么样去北京的外国驻华慈善、公益机构工作

http://www.people.com.cn/GB/paper68/9822/903115.html
Dr. Joyce Hill and her husband Robin have a vision to help the local Chinese
Children’s Welfare Institutes in the work that they do, caring for abandoned
babies. The Hills do this by providing care and medical treatment for babies
with surgically correctable deformities. These babies are looked after in their
own home and are treated as if they were their own children.
In February 2000, the Hills first opened their home to children, in a small
village south-east of Beijing. This was done in conjunction with the Beijing
Children’s Welfare Institute and the help of many supporters.

The Hills have now built a new home in the north-east of Beijing using the
same model as the first. This home accommodates 56 babies as well as being the
center for babies to be fos