Vulnerable Groups
People with Disabilities
The Elderly
Children
Patients
Jen-Ai Foundation operates twelve core programs divided into three major categories: (1) welfare for the elderly, children, low-income individuals, and people with disabilities, alongside emergency financial relief and scholarships for underprivileged students; (2) medical-related patient safety initiatives; and (3) service projects focused on resource integration and cross-industry alliances.Supervised by the Social Affairs Bureau of Taichung City Government, our founding principles are: 'What is taken from society is to be used for society,' 'Service is the value of the Foundation's existence,' and 'Purity of heart and a joy in helping others.' We prioritize residents of Taichung City while gradually expanding our reach to surrounding areas, promoting our services through a holistic philosophy that centers on the individual, the family, and the entire community.
Human resources strategy: leadership, professional division of labor, and building solid collaborative partnerships
Collaboration with patient safety promotion groups, community health centers, and core volunteer teams
Cross-industry partnerships with Taiwan Arts Development Association for Persons with Disabilities, Eden Social Welfare Foundation, and Huashan Social Welfare Foundation
Operational philosophy of complex work with simple thinking
Annual budget allocation based on twelve service objectives
Service philosophy: Do The Right Things, Do The Things Right
111 Year Scholarship for Impoverished Students: 455,000 yuan/20 people
Medical subsidies for the poor: 114,580 yuan/6 people
Emergency relief: 154,720 yuan/6 people
Rehabilitation medical subsidies: 73 cases, 5,240 yuan
Elderly care subsidies: 28 cases, 84,000 yuan
Newborn vaccination subsidies: 1,676 cases, 172,628 yuan
Community care project: distributed 200 sets of daily necessities to low and middle-income households
Visits to 76 elderly living alone
Continuous care projects: unmarried mothers, elderly on containerized housing
Annual budget allocation based on twelve service objectives
Reduce personnel costs through human resources strategy while building effective execution teams
Establish collaborative partnerships with multiple cross-industry organizations
Self-designed calendar for foundation marketing and resource networking
Interactive engagement with community through website, Facebook, and LINE
Seasonal greeting cards for community interaction
03/05 Patient Safety Inspection Committee Meeting (held at Taichung Veterans General Hospital)
03/19 Patient Safety Public Representative Training Course (held at Dali Jen-Ai Hospital)
04/08 International Seminar on Medical Ergonomics and Equipment Management (co-hosted by Chung Shan Medical University Hospital)
04/12 Patient Safety Inspection Regulations Consensus Meeting (held at Ministry of Health and Welfare Taichung Hospital)
07/24 American Healthcare Helper APP Training Course (held in Nantou)
09/16 Response to WHO World Patient Safety Day Joint Action Conference
09/16 Medical Prediction Law and Medication Safety Forum (held at Taichung Global Hotel)
As a non-profit organization, our foundations are supported by the relevant records and evidence of our various activities:
The 10th Anniversary Celebration and Knowledge Sharing of the Taiwan Patient Safety Culture Club (TPSCC).
Letters of Gratitude from Subsidy Recipients.
Response to WHO World Patient Safety Day
International Seminar on Medical Ergonomics and Equipment Management
Creating a small but significant non-profit model
Building solid collaborative partnerships with cross-industry organizations
Expanding service scope through volunteer teams
Promoting patient safety culture and community health development
Providing multi-faceted social welfare services
Establishing long-term continuous care projects
Inviting Health Care Quality Planning and Management Foundation, Healthcare Reform Foundation, and Taichung New Pharmacists Association to participate in forums to improve service quality
