To promote multicultural exchange and inter-ethnic integration, the New Immigrant Family Service Center of the Northern Miaoli District recently organized the "Lokah! A Fun-filled Tribal Exploration and Cultural Integration and Inclusion" event. New immigrant families, parents and children, and community members are invited to visit a tribal village. Through fruit picking, guided cultural tours, and interactive exchanges, participants can experience the charm of indigenous culture and develop a more comprehensive understanding of and emotional connection with each other's cultures.

  With "cultural integration and inclusion" as the core theme, the experience of picking local specialty fruits has been arranged for participants so that children and adults can get close to nature, learn about eco-friendly farming, and gain a deeper understanding of tribal life and culture. Members of the tribe will share traditional cultural stories, life wisdom, and greetings in their native language, helping visitors to further understand the connotations and values ​​of indigenous culture in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.

The New Immigrant Family Service Center of the Northern Miaoli District is holding the "Lokah! A Fun-filled Tribal Exploration and Cultural Integration and Inclusion" event on June 13th (Saturday) from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. The aim of the event is to encourage different ethnic groups to get to know, understand, and respect each other through multicultural experiences, and provide a forum as a friendly and inclusive exchange platform. Cultural exchange is not just about getting to know each other; it is an important force for mutual companionship and support.

Eligible new immigrant families are most welcome to register for this event. Places are limited and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. To register, please contact Social Worker Cheng on 037-634428.