It’s well known that the innovation of smartphones provides great help to seniors due to its user friendly interface. It not only expands their horizon, but also helps them to interact with more people. Hence, the Smartphone workshop is organized by the Eden Community-Based Elderly Long-Term Care Center to teach seniors better use the phone as tools to make life easier and enrich their social lives.

Believing in “Love without Borders”, Eden Social Welfare Foundation dedicates itself on sending love to the families which need helps and supports in every corner of the world. Eden collaborates with Grace’s Home in Thailand and Myanmar to provide on children’s education and nutrition. Although experiencing the outbreak of the COVID-19, Eden’s efforts on sending love to those children do not stop. And Eden will continue to support Grace’s Home in order to bring the brighter future for the children.

We are proud to share with you that the Transportation Research Circular - TRANSED 2018 is now available online. This is an e-circular published by the Transportation Research Board (TRB) which contains research and practice in the field of accessible transportation for older adults and people with disabilities.

Mother’s Day are celebrated on the second Sunday of May. People may celebrate it by sending flowers, buying gifts, or taking mom out for dinner. However, for persons with disabilities, “going-out” may be relatively difficult for some of them.

Join us on the Hand-Washing Challenge Relay

In the summer of 2020, we provide 2 volunteer programs for international students. You will have chance to expose to Taiwan culture, making new friends with global volunteers, building relationship with children and making your idea be heard. Come join us! Let’s volunteer and have lots of fun!

The concern for food security has been going on for decades and even food security is one of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which we aim to achieve by 2030. People who are food insecure, have either limited or uncertain availability of food; or limited access to food that they need. According to Unite Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)’s 10-Years Research in 2017, around 355.7 million people is suffering from severe food insecurity.

Today is the International Workers’ Day, also known as Labor Day. It is a day for us to honor the labors and appreciate their hard works and dedications.

We are pleased to invite you to join us on celebrating the launch of the book: , which the Chinese version was translated and published online by Eden Social Welfare Foundation. Also thank to Dr. Wan-Ping Lee of the Department of Social Work of Soochew University in Taipei for working with us to review the content assuring the high quality of the Chinese version. This book evaluates the accessible transportation for the children with disabilities in developing countries. Through case study and analysis, this book provides a comprehensive evaluation on the school transportation projects for children with disabilities in various countries. It provides policy makers, schools, families, with recommendation and viable solutions so that the access to education can be improved for children with disabilities. This book was written by Access Exchange International (AEI), is a non-profit agency promoting accessible public transport for persons with disabilities and seniors in low-income regions around the world. With great privilege, Eden was invited to proceed Chinese translation and to publish in Chinese-speaking regions.

After Lu graduated from vocational high school, mother Lu, who hopes her daughter can be more independent, reached out to Chih-Yu for help again. Later Chih-Yu and Eden referred Lu to the Vocational Rehabilitation Services Center for Persons with Disabilities, Labor Affairs Bureau of Taichung City Government, for vocational training. Currently, she is now having the assembling personnel training twice a week