People holding a major injury illness card or a disability certificate (Category 1)
Self-reliance, social integration, and elimination of discrimination. Our institution takes the human rights advocated by the CRPD as its core value and integrates strengths perspectives to develop the unique characteristics of R.I.G.H.T. (Recovery, Independence, Health, and Wellness). We provide independent living services in the community for those recovering from mental illness, establishing normalized, family-like, and localized living services to enhance their self-reliance, support peer support services, promote social participation in exercising civil rights, and leverage strengths to improve social adaptability.
Developing a unique R.I.G.H.T. (Rehabilitation, Integrating CRPD core values with strengths and perspectives
Rehabilitation: Shelter work training, caregiver courses, cognitive rehabilitation groups, emergency response drills
Independence: Resident advocacy seminars, rehabilitation empowerment courses
Group Collaboration: Interpersonal interaction groups, resident self-governance associations, group housing family meetings, family forums
Housing Planning: Community adaptation training, Lunar New Year homecoming activities, self-reliance training, community rental support services, housing safety inspections
Trust: Online video calls, work training discussions, family relationship repair groups
Innovating the mental health rehabilitation process, combining mental health rehabilitation models with Yuli community resources and applying for central government grants
Developing monthly performance indicators using a balanced scorecard model, with rolling revisions
Total approved budget for 2021: NT$1,197,451; 5 people served; 1 rented house.
Total approved budget for 2022: NT$1,482,299; 12 people served; 2 rented houses.
Total approved amount in 2023: NT$1,373,754, serving 13 young people, renting 2 houses.
Total approved amount in 2024: NT$1,310,081, serving 13 young people, renting 3 houses.
Total approved amount in 2025: NT$2,059,564, serving 10 people, renting 3 houses.
Case Management Services: Average actual results: 41.5 people, average implementation rate: 346%
Employment Continuity: Average actual results: 7.5 people, average implementation rate: 188%
Health Management Services: Average actual results: 187 people, average implementation rate: 170%
Family Communication Services: Average actual results: 216 people, average implementation rate: 146%
Home Utilization: Average actual results: 2826 person-days, average implementation rate: 104%
Residential Counseling Services: Average actual results: 9.5 people, average implementation rate: 100%
Life Guidance Services: Average actual results: 18 times, average implementation rate: 100%
Readmission Rate: 0 times, implementation rate: 100%
Social Welfare Resource Linkage Rate: Average actual results: 19 people, average implementation rate: 100%
The total number of re-admissions to hospitals is less than 20%.
Average satisfaction rate of recovered patients with their living conditions exceeds 90%.
Family satisfaction: 96.5 points in 2021, 94.45 points in 2022, 96.15 points in 2023, 97.1 points in 2024, and 100 points in 2025.
Employer satisfaction: 92 points in 2021, 91 points in 2022, 95 points in 2023, 92.6 points in 2024, and 82 points in 2025.
Dr. Ke Youyu published "Mulitidiscipline evaluation and preparation for a female schizophrenic patient successfully referred to the group home – a case reporter" in a medical journal.
The Human Rights Convention Implementation Monitoring Alliance affirmed the hospital's efforts in the medical care and rehabilitation of psychiatric patients.
Average wage for recovered patients increased: NT$180 per hour, higher than the basic wage.
Average monthly wage per person: NT$14,717.8, higher than Taipei Veterans General Hospital Yuli Branch (NT$12,551.2), Ministry of Health and Welfare Chianan Psychiatric Center (NT$13,200), and Ministry of Health and Welfare Bali Psychiatric Center (NT$2,110).
11 people were employed through competitive placement, the highest among public hospitals.
Minister Chen Shih-chung of the Ministry of Health and Welfare visited our community housing facility on April 24, 2021, and gave it high praise.
Selected for poster presentation at the 11th Ministry of Health and Welfare Symposium on Improving Holistic Healthcare and Integrative Services in 2022.
Received an honorable mention in the Ministry of Health and Welfare's Creative Service Competition for Hospitals in 2022 for the "Action Plan to Increase the Number of Residents in Community Housing Facilities".
