Early Intervention Services
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Love and Challenges Walk Hand in Hand: Walking a Different Path with Love for Children
“No one wants their child to walk a harder path.” This is the heartfelt sentiment of many parents of slow-flying angels.
Caring for a child with special needs is never an easy journey. Day after day brings worry, exhaustion, and uncertainty about the future. Yet despite this, they choose to catch their child with love, walking together down a unique path of growth.
Many early intervention family caregivers, even in moments of hardship and exhaustion, still meet their children's needs with love.
When Early Intervention Becomes a Solo Battle: Families of Slow-flying Angels Face the “Triple Issue”
As low birth rates become the norm in Taiwan, the demand for early intervention services shows no sign of diminishing. The data reveals stark realities: by 2025, Taiwan's newborn population will plummet to approximately 107,000—a historic low. Yet, early intervention case notification have surged past 40,000, nearly doubling from a decade ago. This stark contrast underscores that the number of children needing support and recognition has not decreased.
In reality, therapeutic resources are unevenly distributed with significant urban-rural disparities. Complex systems and opaque information, compounded by societal misunderstanding and stigma, trap families of slow-flying angels in a “triple issue” of insufficient resources, unequal access to information, and an unwelcoming society. They are left to navigate this journey alone, day after day.
Across Taiwan, countless children still require early intervention services, waiting to be seen.
A Mountain Road Widens the Gap in Children's Development
Departing from Yilan City, after over an hour's drive distance, we arrive at Qalang Skikun, nestled amidst surrounding mountains. Four-and-a-half-year-old Hsiao Chieh and her three-year-old brother Cheng Cheng live here with their parents. Beyond basic necessities like food, clothing, shelter, and transportation, the parents have limited understanding of child development. Combined with insufficient learning stimulation and the resource gap between urban and rural areas, the children's developmental pace has quietly slowed.
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!
Slow-flying angels Hsiao Chien and Cheng Cheng reside with their parents in the remote mountain village of Qalang Skikun.
Later, when Eden Yilan Children Resource Center conducted outreach visits to the Qalang Skikun, they identified suspected developmental delays in the siblings. After assessment, they determined early intervention support was needed. Due to the family's remote mountain location and poor transportation access, Eden arranged home-based therapy services, enabling educare givers to directly visit the children's home.
Through games, picture cards, and picture books, the educare givers guided the children in learning cognitive skills, rules, and social interaction, while also gradually teaching the parents effective parenting methods. With consistent support, the siblings gradually demonstrated improved learning and social abilities, and the early intervention team became a stable and vital pillar of support for the family.
Through each therapy session with Eden's educare givers, the children made steady progress.
Later, when Eden Yilan Children Resource Center conducted outreach visits to the Qalang Skikun, they identified suspected developmental delays in the siblings. After assessment, they determined early intervention support was needed. Due to the family's remote mountain location and poor transportation access, Eden arranged home-based therapy services, enabling educare givers to directly visit the children's home.
Through games, picture cards, and picture books, the educare givers guided the children in learning cognitive skills, rules, and social interaction, while also gradually teaching the parents effective parenting methods. With consistent support, the siblings gradually demonstrated improved learning and social abilities, and the early intervention team became a stable and vital pillar of support for the family.
Eden Promote Equal Access to Early Intervention, Empowering Slow-flying Angels to Bloom with Confidence
For 32 years, Eden Foundation have dedicated ourselves to early intervention services. Guided by the philosophy “Accompanying a child with love, guarding a whole family,” it assists over 20,000 children with developmental delays annually. The foundation provides multidisciplinary therapeutic resources to children and families in need, warmly supporting their learning and growth journey!
Addressing the “triple issue” faced by slow-flying angels and their families, Eden implements our “Four Major operations” for equal access to early intervention through frontline services like daycare, home-based service, and family support. These operations ensure: zero distance in service delivery, a strong family support network, uninterrupted access to resources, and a more inclusive society. Through professional therapy and long-term companionship, Eden empowers children to confidently blossom in their own time—understood, accepted, and thriving in their unique season of growth.
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Eden promote four major operations for equal access to early intervention, supporting slow-flying angels and vulnerable families through professional therapy and long-term companionship.
Nurturing Hope with Love Is the Power that Assists Children to Bloom Bravely.
Some children simply take a little longer to catch up. But as long as someone is willing to walk alongside them, they will never be left behind! Eden's early intervention services strive to continuously “see the needs,” not only consistently delivering professional therapeutic care but also evolving with the times and adapting to local contexts to connect more resources. We actively engage the community to build a comprehensive early intervention support network for slow-flying angels and their families.
This year, Eden once again join hands with our Charity Ambassador, Yo Yang, inviting the public to step into the garden of children's growth. Replace stigmatization with understanding, nurturing hope with companionship, and let these slow-flying angels explore bravely, learn with peace of mind, and blossom with confidence.
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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
