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Empower Disadvantaged Children for Agape Children's Home

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Empower Disadvantaged Children for Agape Children's Home

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Update 2023/02/24
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Summary

22 children live in Agape Children's Home in New Taipei City. They are mainly from dysfunctional families with issues like poverty, abuse, and abandonment, etc. They often suffer from trauma and low self-esteem. This project provides a safe environment to them and striving to equip them for future life; helping them to discover their own potentials and find out their own advantages via self-reliant training, character-building course, and mental health counseling.

Challenge

More than 100,000 disadvantaged children in Taiwan requiring living support in a year. Among these children, children who are suffering from serious poverty, abuse, and abandonment will be placed in children's homes for their safety. There are 60 children are placed in Agape Children's Home and we provide them to get a safe place to live, go to school, learn life attitudes, and get recovery. Children will be guided with a comprehensive program for their future path.

Solution

Not only providing a safe home for children in need but also providing a holistic education program for children to equip them for the future. The program includes

1. Self-reliant Course: finance management, cooking, and daily living skills, etc.

2. Character Building: from interpersonal interaction influences to customized plans

3. Mental Health Counseling: professional consultant to discover problems and help children develop a mindset for future challenges.

Long-Term Impact

This project will empower 22 children to get well prepared for future life. Children are equipped with daily living skills and characters; they learn to value themselves and others and are able to figure out their goals and purposes for life. After they leave the children's home, living all by themselves, they can have the capabilities, skills, and courage to handle the unknown alone.

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