PROJECT SCHEME
Introducing AI Angel
The Garden of Hope's Migrants Service Center (GOH-Migrants) brings together years of frontline experience supporting migrant caregivers. Under the guidance of Assistant Professor Kai Wang and Doctoral Candidate Chun-Hsien Lin, our team has independently developed AI Angel — an all-in-one AI companion. It integrates essential information on legal rights, educational tools, and counseling support resources from various counties and cities to empower every migrant worker's journey.
An AI Chatbot Built Together with Migrant Workers
Born from Need,
Built to Understand
Less Confusion,
More Connection
Regularly Reviewed by Professionals
A Familiar Platform to Reduce Barriers
AI Angel is available on LINE
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Mental health support and emotional relief
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Activity and workshop Information
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Practical life and caregiving resources
AI Angel Successfully Launched April 2026
A Supportive Community
Happier Caregivers, Healthier Seniors
Only the caregiver truly understands their own feelings. Long hours and emotional demands can easily leave migrant workers feeling stressed, isolated, and exhausted — feelings they may find difficult in sharing with their employers.
Supporting migrant caregivers means supporting your family. When caregivers feel seen, connected, and supported, they have more energy, patience, and heart to care for your most important family members.
A Supportive Community for Migrant Caregivers
We have partnered with multiple organizations across Taiwan to build supportive, in-person communities for migrant caregivers.
Through hands-on activities, we promote physical and mental well-being, helping migrant caregivers find strength, friendship, and a sense of belonging during their caregiving journeys abroad.
Rolling Out Nationwide Since March 2026
Caregiving Competencies & Collective Care Workshops
Journey Together to Collective Care
In partnership with our consulting team, we design caregiving workshops tailored to real home care environments, the needs of seniors, and the actual capabilities of migrant workers. We share practical strategies and collaborative experiences to support each other. The content explores cultural differences, improving care techniques, adaptating to life in Taiwan, cross-cultural communication skills, and caregiving essentials — so that "learning" and "understanding" can lead to better care.
Continuous Learning for Better Care
Improving
Home Care Skills
Bridging
Cultural Gaps
Adapting to Life
In Taiwan
Cross-Cultural Communication
International Forum
Building a Better Future Through Cross-Cultural Care Ecosystems
Quality elder care is built on trust and collaboration. Migrant caregivers bring dedication and skill, but they need families who communicate openly, communities that support them, and access to medical and technology resources. A truly sustainable caregiving ecosystem only works when families, communities, and professionals come together.