To address the diverse needs of adults with disabilities, particularly the challenges they face after leaving the education system, the Down Syndrome Foundation R.O.C. provides a variety of daytime care services tailored to their abilities. For those with more severe disabilities who require significant support through personnel and equipment for daily life, learning, and rehabilitation, the Foundation offers daytime services focused on physical care, daily living assistance, assistive device education and guidance, temporary care and respite services, and care management consultations.
In addition to providing physical and daily living support, the program includes cognitive courses, craft activities, life skills training, and social adaptation activities. These efforts emphasize maintaining and strengthening self-care abilities, improving personal quality of life, preventing and delaying aging, and implementing community-based care. By doing so, the program also aims to alleviate the burdens on families and primary caregivers.
Service Model
Daycare Centers for the Disabled
Provides daytime care and pre-employment training.
Location:
Ai-Le Development Center
Community-Based Long-Term Daycare Institutions
Assist individuals with disabilities in maintaining or improving their self-care abilities.
Locations:
Jingxin Community Long-Term Care Institution for the Disabled, Sanchong Chongxin Daycare Center for People with Disabilities
Community Care Centers for the Disabled
Promote activities for individuals with disabilities within their familiar community environment while expanding, connecting, and integrating community resources as needed.
Location:
Wufeng Community Care Center for the Disabled
Home-Based Long-Term Care Institutions:
Provide individualized basic daily care tailored to the needs of elderly individuals with disabilities, closely collaborating with families and communities while emphasizing emotional well-being and social support.
Location:
Taipei City Down Syndrome Home-Based Long-Term Care Institution
Individuals aged 15 to 45 years with moderate to severe disabilities.
Long-Term Day Care Institutions
Individuals aged 18 to 64 years who have been assessed by the Long-Term Care Management Center and meet disability levels 2 to 8.
Community Care Centers:
Individuals aged 15 and above but under 65 years, with a focus on middle-aged, older adults, or those from disadvantaged families.
Home-Based Long-Term Care Institutions:
Individuals aged 65 years and older, who have been assessed by the Long-Term Care Management Center and meet disability level 2 or above.
In addition to providing physical and daily living support, the program includes cognitive courses, craft activities, life skills training, and social adaptation activities. These efforts emphasize maintaining and strengthening self-care abilities, improving personal quality of life, preventing and delaying aging, and implementing community-based care. By doing so, the program also aims to alleviate the burdens on families and primary caregivers.
Service Model
Daycare Centers for the Disabled
Provides daytime care and pre-employment training.
Location:
Ai-Le Development Center
Community-Based Long-Term Daycare Institutions
Assist individuals with disabilities in maintaining or improving their self-care abilities.
Locations:
Jingxin Community Long-Term Care Institution for the Disabled, Sanchong Chongxin Daycare Center for People with Disabilities
Community Care Centers for the Disabled
Promote activities for individuals with disabilities within their familiar community environment while expanding, connecting, and integrating community resources as needed.
Location:
Wufeng Community Care Center for the Disabled
Home-Based Long-Term Care Institutions:
Provide individualized basic daily care tailored to the needs of elderly individuals with disabilities, closely collaborating with families and communities while emphasizing emotional well-being and social support.
Location:
Taipei City Down Syndrome Home-Based Long-Term Care Institution
Service Recipients
Daycare Centers for the DisabledIndividuals aged 15 to 45 years with moderate to severe disabilities.
Long-Term Day Care Institutions
Individuals aged 18 to 64 years who have been assessed by the Long-Term Care Management Center and meet disability levels 2 to 8.
Community Care Centers:
Individuals aged 15 and above but under 65 years, with a focus on middle-aged, older adults, or those from disadvantaged families.
Home-Based Long-Term Care Institutions:
Individuals aged 65 years and older, who have been assessed by the Long-Term Care Management Center and meet disability level 2 or above.
