As Taiwan's aging population increases, individuals with intellectual disabilities face resource limitations. Conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and manic-depressive disorder pose challenges due to physical decline and potential recurring illness. These individuals, disabled mental health patients, and their caregivers require assistance.

 

         'ALTRUISTIC⁺Social Enterprise' have a donation project of $50,000 to assist the  'Father Yves Moal Foundation' meet the long-term care needs of those with mental disorders and future disabled mental health patients, as well as to provide caring services for potential rehabilitation cases in the community. Future plans include integrating disability prevention and social engagement. Through long-term community visits and resource assessments, we've identified the need to invest in key issues and resources, using cross-disciplinary social resource integration to address various aspects, including economic vulnerability and social issues. The focus is on starting with the end in mind and fostering social mobility.

 

    'Father Yves Moal Foundation' has a history of caring for vulnerable groups such as the elderly, disabled individuals, and high-risk women and children. They bring professional long-term care and social welfare backgrounds, along with extensive experience in projects supported by businesses and individuals. Their team has conducted visits and assessments across the province and collaborated extensively with nonprofit organizations and government agencies. Through their 'commitment, advocacy, and execution efficiency' service model and a public-private partnership approach, they facilitate the efficient flow of private resources, ensuring the delivery of warm and high-quality sustainable services.

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     Thank you, Father Yves Moal , for dedicating your life to Taiwan and for establishing a strong team. You are deeply cherished in our hearts and serve as an example for us in our social service endeavors.