On the journey of growth, some children run fast, while others need to take their time—perhaps needing to repeat a phrase many times or practice a movement over and over. These slow-flying angels strive to grow, though their blooming season arrives later. They require more time and patience, quietly awaiting their own blossoming.
 

“Give children time, and they will all grow up well.” Each year, countless children with developmental delays and their families learn step by step and grow steadily with the support and guidance of early intervention.
 

Eden Foundation, alongside our Charity Ambassador Yo Yang, invites you to nurture love and hope through action. Together, let's cultivate a friendly nurturing garden of growth, accompanying these slow-flying angels as they courageously grow and confidently blossom in their own season.

Everyone says, “Opportunity favors the prepared!”
But for many persons with disabilities, even when they want to be themselves, society does not seem ready yet. Unfriendly environments, expression, and systems make it incredibly difficult for them to get by.
 

To be able to declare loudly, “Yes! We are ready!” requires all of us to replace “tolerance” with “respect” and “pity” with “empathy,” supporting persons with disabilities as they take one step at a time to be ready and inch closer to opportunity. When disability is no longer a barrier, they will be able to shine brightly on the stage of life.
 

Heroes do not need capes to be great! We invite you to support Eden Foundation’s “Service Programs for Persons with Disabilities”, which provides diverse, tailored services to help them never give up on living authentically and becoming the heroes of their own lives!

Taiwan has officially entered a super-aged society, with seniors aged 65 and older now accounting for more than 20% of the population, and the number of families providing long-term care continues to rise. Faced with what seems like a long, endless journey, how can we avoid being overwhelmed by stress while maintaining our energy and love to walk alongside our seniors? Let Eden’s diverse long-term care services help!

In Keelung, Auntie Hsiu-Yueh arrives at the dementia support site every day full of energy to “attend class.” Although she used to feel troubled and discouraged by her forgetfulness, her life has become lively and fulfilling since she started attending the site, and her daughter has noticed significant improvement in her condition; In a remote community in Taitung, after Grandma Ah-Hsueh began attending Eden’s day care center, her daily routine became more regular and her nutrition improved. She has also less likely wandering behavior once she returns home. Her daughter-in-law, who cares for her, says, “The pressure has really released a lot.”

Among the various statistics on today’s super-aged society, every single figure represents a cherished one who needs our collective care and compassion. We invite you to support the “Care Service Programs for Older Persons” and stand-by every long-term care family with love—caring for them today means safeguarding our own futures.