With the Dragon Boat Festival approaching, New Vision Social Service Center, in collaboration with the Cathay Foundation for Education and Magis Youth Center, will be holding the " Being Different Like Zongzi, Let Love String Together
" event on June 11th, at the 3rd floor of Cathay Hall, Cathay General Hospital. We would like to express our gratitude to Cathay General Hospital for providing us with this comfortable venue. A total of 22 employers and domestic workers attended the event, making it a great success.
▼The event started with a traditional classical dance from Central Java, Indonesia, performed by an Indonesian domestic worker.
▼Speech by the guest
Director Hsu Sen-yi from New Vision Social Service Center, Father
Acting Executive Director Wei-Yin, Chen, of the Kang Hsin Cultural and Educational Foundation
Director Jia-Ling Chung from New Vision Social Service Center introduces the services for families employing foreign caregivers and the well-being of caregivers.
▼The staff from New Vision Social Service Center introduced the diverse cultures of Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam through the discussion of different types of rice dumplings. This helped the present employers of foreign caregivers gain a deeper understanding of the multicultural aspects of these countries.
▼ They brought everyone closer together by making Filipino rice dumplings and Vietnamese green papaya salad, strengthening the bond between employers and foreign caregivers.
▲ Experience hand-made Filipino rice dumplings
▲ Experience making Vietnamese green papaya salad
New Vision Social Service Center invited Ms. Yang Chen-Bi Man, a teacher from the Taipei LeSeen Labor Service Cooperative, to explain the use of long-term care resources for families employing foreign caregivers. Employers can continue to use long-term care resources as needed, and they can also apply for respite care when the caregiver is on leave or returns to their home country. Everyone was attentive and took notes, and employers shared their experiences of using long-term care resources on the spot.
▼ Everyone enjoyed delicious food and shared various caregiving experiences, fostering mutual understanding and connection.
▼A final thrilling quiz brought the event to a perfect conclusion.
The New Affairs Social Service Center is a social service organization dedicated to caring for disadvantaged individuals in the workplace, striving to promote a society where resources are shared for the common good. They have long been committed to improving the quality of life for migrant workers and elderly care, co-creating a harmonious society for migrant workers and employers. They help marginalized groups who suffer from exploitation and injustice, and they invite you to become their guardians. Your donation will help these vulnerable individuals in overcoming their difficulties and obtaining assistance for their rights. Please click(“I want to donate") or call (02) 2397-1933 #122. Thank you for your response and concern!