Early Intervention Services, make its 30th anniversary
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It is the greatest wish of all parents that their children are safe and healthy. However, for children with developmental delays, due to illness, environment, social and cultural factors that affect their development in various aspects, they may need to travel frequently to hospitals for treatment or to work hard for rehabilitation at a very young age. "Growing up" seems simple, but it is not easy at all. Roy, the 4-year-old boy, was born prematurely at the age of 26 weeks, and later suffered from sepsis due to a bacterial infection that caused him to go into shock, resulting in a brain injury. As a result, his daily life is characterized by a two-point route between his home and the hospital, and because of the high muscle tension caused by the brain lesion, his overall development and mobility are limited, and he needs to ride in a specially designed wheelchair when he goes out.
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Eden's slow-flying angel, Roy, is a curious baby who currently working his way through early intervention services.
At the age of 1, for Roy to receive comprehensive and appropriate therapeutic services, he came to the daycare class of the Taipei Early Intervention Service Center to start his learning journey. With continuous training and guidance from the educare givers, he can now understand some common commands, such as: it's time to eat, drink water, take out your hand, etc. Although he still has no oral skills, he loves to make sounds. And is not only lively and smiley, but also likes to interact with others and has his own ideas.
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Through the early intervention services provided by Eden's educare givers, we have accompanied Roy in his learning and growth.
At the age of 1, for Roy to receive comprehensive and appropriate therapeutic services, he came to the daycare class of the Taipei Early Intervention Service Center to start his learning journey. With continuous training and guidance from the educare givers, he can now understand some common commands, such as: it's time to eat, drink water, take out your hand, etc. Although he still has no oral skills, he loves to make sounds. And is not only lively and smiley, but also likes to interact with others and has his own ideas.
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Through the early intervention services provided by Eden's educare givers, we have accompanied Roy in his learning and growth.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
Eden focus on Early Intervention Services for 30 years and most care for Slow-Flying Angels
With 30 years of experience in early intervention services, Eden Foundation has been supporting more than 20,000 children with developmental delays every year. We provide cross-disciplinary professional care resources to children and families in need, and warmly accompany them as they learn and grow!
Through the early intervention services provided by Eden's educare givers, we have accompanied Roy in his learning and growth.
Eden focus on Early Intervention Services for 30 years and most care for Slow-Flying Angels
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
Eden focus on Early Intervention Services for 30 years and most care for Slow-Flying Angels
With 30 years of experience in early intervention services, Eden Foundation always sticking to the concept of "accompanying a child, guarding a family" and has been supporting more than 20,000 children with developmental delays every year. We provide cross-disciplinary professional care resources to children and families in need, and warmly accompany them as they learn and grow!
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Eden Early Intervention Services hope to warmly accompany slow-flying angels and their families, providing appropriate resources to them as an important partner.
In the 1990s, when the concept of developmental delay was still limited to avoiding deterioration as well as strengthening rehabilitation and treatment in Taiwan, Eden had already begun to promote the concepts of "prevention is better than cure" and "seizing the golden period of early treatment from 0-6 years old".
Eden has been providing early intervention services for 30 years since 1994. Along the way, Eden has been integrating professional teams to provide daycare, hourly care, home-based care, and community-based care services as the individual needs of children with developmental delays. At the same time, Eden has also been committed to enhancing the parenting knowledge and experience of family caregivers, and has accompanied countless families in their journey through the valley.
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Eden professional team offers a wide range of early intervention services for slow-flying angels and families with different needs.
Children's Learning must be connected with Life Experiences
According to the statistic from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the number of cases notified for early intervention services in 2022exceeded 30,000, setting a record high than previous years. The increase in the number of children with developmental delays indicates that the concept of early childhood care is becoming more and more popular in Taiwan nowadays, which allows the black numbers in the past to be revealed. However, in Eden's service experience, even though parents are willing to actively participate in early intervention service, they are still worried about whether their children will be accepted by the society, and they have had many experiences of being looked at differently.
The future of children is a long journey. Slow-flying angels cannot be protected forever, and eventually they will step out of their homes and into society, and their growth needs to be connected to society and their life experiences. Especially in the post COVID-19 era, children have been affected by school closures, remote learning, and the wearing of masks in the past few years, which have deprived them of opportunities to interact with peers and the community, and inadvertently deprived them of the stimulation they need to grow up.
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The future of children is a long journey and need more care and love from our society to create an inclusive and friendly environment for slow-flying angels.
Let's act to bulid an inclusive and friendly environment and our love standing by.
Eden has been providing early intervention services for 30 years and has gone through the stages of "birth", "germination", "transformation", and now we are facing the stage of "thriving towards inclusive".
From now on, we hope to create an inclusive and friendly environment, so that the slow-flying angels and their families stabilize their situation enable to learn and stay in the community to a ease and secure life.
"Say Hi & our love standing by!" As long as a little more smile also take action to accompany the slow-flying angels and their families to walk one more mile from you and me, is all it makes their world full of love and warmth.
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Eden early intervention services make its 30th anniversary, together with our Charity Ambassador Mr. Kuan-Ting Liu, invites you to accompany the slow-flying angels to grow up bravely.
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blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely on.
Eden focus on Early Intervention Services for 30 years and most care for Slow-Flying Angels
With 30 years of experience in early intervention services, Eden Foundation has been supporting more than 20,000 children with developmental delays every year. We provide cross-disciplinary professional care resources to children and families in need, and warmly accompany them as they learn and grow!
In the blink of an eye, Roy has been with Eden for 3 years, and the mom and dad are very touched by the progress and growth of their child on the road of early intervention services, thanks to Eden and the educare givers for their companionship along the way. They have also created a network page on the social media to record their child's daily life and share their own experiences, which has become the strongest support for many slow-flying families.
Seeing the child's progress, the mom thanks Eden for the companionship and support, which gave her and her child a warm place to rely o
