星護心
家庭看護移工心理健康支持計畫
Happier Caregivers, Healthier Seniors
About Happier Caregivers, Healthier Seniors
The Cornerstone of Long-Term Care
Begins with the Happiness of the Caregiver
As of September 2025, Taiwan is home to more than 204,882 at-home migrant caregivers.
We believe that when caregivers receive the right support,
they can not only provide consistent, high-quality care, but more importantly,
this allows families to enjoy a better quality of life.
The Happier Caregivers, Healthier Seniors (HCHS) Project
is a partnership between DBS Foundation and The Garden of Hope Foundation,
which provides mental health support services for migrant workers through the application of
AI technology and collaboration with expert groups.
Together, we are building a cross-cultural care ecosystem
that promotes collective care between seniors, caregivers, and families.
Technology to guard the heart of every caregiver.
Tenderness to rebuild the stable foundation of long-term care.
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Project Scheme
International Forum
Connecting Global Knowledge for Local Impact
Focusing on the needs of families and the migrant caregivers they employ, the forum brings together international experts to share cutting-edge care knowledge and technological applications. Through a global dialogue, it promotes a smarter, cross-cultural care ecosystem.
Caregiving Competencies & Collective Care Workshops
From Care Skills to Collaboration with Families
Workshops address common challenges faced by families employing migrant caregivers, systematically strengthening caregiving skills and cross-cultural communication. Promote mutual understanding and collaboration between migrant workers and families to build sustainable, stable care relationships.
Changing How We Care — Creating
A Shared Care Ecosystem For All
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Our Advisors
Technology Advisor
Kai Wang, Assistant Professor
Expertise
Artificial intelligence applications in healthcare, public health, and environmental sustainability
Current role
Technology Advisor
Chun-Hsien Lin , Ph.D.
Expertise
Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) , Vehicular Networks
Education
Healthcare Advisor
Wen-Chuin Hsu, M.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor
Expertise
Dementia, Neuroscience, Epidemiology, Neurobehavioral Psychology
Current Roles
Healthcare Advisor
Yin-Chao Chang, M.D., Ph.D.
Expertise
Family Medicine, Epidemiology, Preventive Medicine
Current Role
Social Impact Advisor
Yen-Fen Tseng, Ph.D.
Expertise
International Migration, Immigration Policy
Current Role
Professional Training Advisor (Indonesian)
Okki Dhona Laksmita, Ph.D.
Expertise
Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Current Role
Media Advisor
Antonius (Agoeng) Sunarto
Expertise
Radio Host, Self-Media, Program Production, Event Hosting, Mandarin-Indonesian-English Interpretation
Current role
News
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About DBS Foundation
Established in 2014, DBS Foundation is committed to uplifting lives and livelihoods of those in need. It provides essential needs to the underprivileged, and fosters financial inclusion by equipping the underserved with financial and digital literacy skills. It also nurtures innovative social enterprises that create positive impact. It aims to bring hope to those with less today, so no one is left behind and we can all face the future with confidence.
In 2024, DBS committed up to SGD 1 billion dollars over the next decade to support vulnerable communities. It also pledged to contribute 1.5 million employee volunteer hours over the same period.
With ageing societies becoming a pressing concern, DBS Foundation is intensifying efforts to shape mindsets and spark interventions – so that regardless of life stage or circumstance, there is opportunity to age with dignity, purpose and joy.
Together with an ecosystem of like-minded partners, DBS Foundation seeks to create impact that goes beyond banking, beyond borders, and beyond generations.
For more information, please visit: www.dbs.com/dbsfoundation
About The Garden of Hope Foundation
Founded in 1988, the Garden of Hope Foundation began with a belief: every survivor deserves safety, dignity, and the chance to rebuild life on their own terms. We started by creating safe houses for young women who had survived human trafficking, supporting them on their journey toward independence and hope.
The Garden of Hope Foundation Website↗
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