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Activity Update

  • Tittle: Our Home · Multicultural Parent–Child Program
  • UpdateDate: 2026.04.14      

With the steady rise in transnational marriages, new immigrant families have become an important and vibrant part of society. However, they continue to face multiple challenges in areas such as family interaction, language barriers, access to educational resources, and socio-cultural adaptation, highlighting the need for greater support and companionship.

 

In particular, children in Grades 5 and 6 of elementary school are at a critical developmental stage as they approach adolescence. During this period, academic demands advance, while peer relationships and self-identity become increasingly significant. Without stable family support and appropriate guidance, children may experience a negative impact on their learning motivation, self-confidence, and social development, potentially leading to communication gaps and tension within family relationships.

 

Parents in new immigrant families may face additional difficulties due to language barriers, cultural differences, and unfamiliarity with the education system. As a result, they often feel pressure and a sense of helplessness when supporting their children’s learning and adaptation to daily life. This can, in turn, affect children’s social interactions and emotional well-being in both school and community settings.

 

In response to the practical needs of new immigrant families, the Northern Miaoli New Immigrant Family Service Center is hosting the “Our Home · Multicultural Family Program” on Saturday, April 18, from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM. Through multicultural exchange, family interactive activities, and learning support sessions, the program aims to help parents enhance their parenting knowledge and communication skills, while fostering children’s learning motivation and self-confidence.

 

Eligible new immigrant families are warmly invited to participate. Through shared learning and interaction, we hope to create a warm, supportive, and empowering “home” together. Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. To register, please contact:

Social Worker Cheng on 037-634428