2010第六屆東亞NGO論壇(East Asia NGO Forum 2010)
國際會議志工招募
★ 服務地點:
2010年6月24日(四)至26日(六)
台北縣政府大樓國際會議廳(臺北縣板橋市中山路1段161號)
★ 服務內容簡介:
1. 志工招募單位:伊甸社會福利基金會
2. 志工需求人數:20-30位(視會議規劃需求所定)。
3. 會議期間志工工作內容:
-外賓接機人員;
-會議報到接待人員;
-外賓接待與協助;
-晚宴協助;
-外賓城市導覽陪同。
4. 志工招募專長:
-語言能力:具備英語或日語接待及溝通能力;
-有參與過國際會議的相關經驗尤佳;
-相關科系尤佳(社會工作、社會學系、英語學系、日語學系、外交系、國際關係等)。
5. 志工說明會及國際禮儀課程:預計於6月19日- 20日舉辦,詳細時間將另行通知。
★ 聯絡人及聯絡方式:
靳孟哲
伊甸社會福利基金會‧國際暨兩岸發展中心
TEL:02-2578-4515#203
EMAIL:ieden.info@gmail.com
FAX:02-2577-4828
★ 招募時間:
欲報從速,額滿為止!
★ 其他資訊(廣告文宣):
志工招募簡章暨報名表請見 http://0rz.tw/rOiuf
本次會議官方網站 http://www.toaid.org/
備註:
請優先選擇以電子郵件來回傳報名表,
填寫完畢後請郵寄至ieden.info@gmail.com,
謝謝!
iEDEN Ideal:“We are brothers without the same flesh and blood”,“Give a man a fish and feed him for a day, but teach a man how to fish and feed him for a lifetime.” iEDEN Mission: Serving the Weak to Witness Christ, Promoting Gospel and Welfare to Bring People to God. iEDEN Vision: Wherever there is a need, there is an answer from Eden.
5/11/2010
[招募] 全省 2010伊甸基金會國際志工暑期服務營
「2010伊甸基金會國際志工暑期服務營」
2010伊甸基金會視障者英語夏令營
2010伊甸基金會多元文化成長營
★ 服務地點:
台灣-北部 南部 東部
★ 服務內容簡介:
暑假即將到來,
各位親愛的青年志工是否已經準備好張開雙臂擁抱曼妙的夏天呢?
伊甸基金會今年暑假為大家準備了清涼有料的國際志工服務營,
再次邀請來自世界各地的外籍青年志工來台,
與台灣在地的青年志工共同組成國際志工團隊服務台灣的視障學生以及弱勢學童,
十分期待由國內外青年志工團結合作一起籌備精彩萬分的國際多元文化活動內容!
準備好了嗎?
讓我們一起創造超越國際的多元學習機會給我們可愛的未來主人翁以及勇敢的視障朋友,
讓他們就算不出國也能體驗世界各地的多元文化!
★ 聯絡人及聯絡方式:
請務必仔細閱讀完活動簡章後,若有任何問題請洽詢以下伊甸同工。
曹曉芳 Summer Tsao
2010國際志工專案負責人
國際暨兩岸發展中心‧國際發展處‧伊甸社會福利基金會
地址: 10560台北市松山區光復北路60巷19之6號B1
電話: +886-2-2578-4515 # 202
傳真: +886-2-2577-4828
電子郵件: eden4006@eden.org.tw、eden.international.cooperation@gmail.com
伊甸官方網站: http://www.eden.org.tw
國際志工部落格: http://edenintvolunteers.blogspot.com
★ 招募時間:
欲報從速,額滿為止!
★ 其他資訊(廣告文宣):
2010伊甸基金會視障者英語夏令營
2010活動簡章
2009活動照片
2010伊甸基金會多元文化成長營
2010活動簡章
「2010伊甸基金會國際志工暑期服務營」
2010活動報名表
報名表填寫完畢後請寄至:eden.international.cooperation@gmail.com
收件人:曹曉芳 Summer Tsao
備註1:報名表中各欄請確實填寫完成,以利活動辦理。
備註2:若寄出報名表後在3日內未收到專人回覆,請再次與我們聯繫。
備註3:若有必要將與志工相約面試,尤其是報名核心志工者。
備註4:若報名成功,請先繳交活動費用,會開收據以茲證明。
參與過2009年服務的志工朋友歡迎今年再來打拚,
新朋友也請別猶豫把握這難得的國際交流&服務機會喔!
2010伊甸基金會視障者英語夏令營
2010伊甸基金會多元文化成長營
★ 服務地點:
台灣-北部 南部 東部
★ 服務內容簡介:
暑假即將到來,
各位親愛的青年志工是否已經準備好張開雙臂擁抱曼妙的夏天呢?
伊甸基金會今年暑假為大家準備了清涼有料的國際志工服務營,
再次邀請來自世界各地的外籍青年志工來台,
與台灣在地的青年志工共同組成國際志工團隊服務台灣的視障學生以及弱勢學童,
十分期待由國內外青年志工團結合作一起籌備精彩萬分的國際多元文化活動內容!
準備好了嗎?
讓我們一起創造超越國際的多元學習機會給我們可愛的未來主人翁以及勇敢的視障朋友,
讓他們就算不出國也能體驗世界各地的多元文化!
★ 聯絡人及聯絡方式:
請務必仔細閱讀完活動簡章後,若有任何問題請洽詢以下伊甸同工。
曹曉芳 Summer Tsao
2010國際志工專案負責人
國際暨兩岸發展中心‧國際發展處‧伊甸社會福利基金會
地址: 10560台北市松山區光復北路60巷19之6號B1
電話: +886-2-2578-4515 # 202
傳真: +886-2-2577-4828
電子郵件: eden4006@eden.org.tw、eden.international.cooperation@gmail.com
伊甸官方網站: http://www.eden.org.tw
國際志工部落格: http://edenintvolunteers.blogspot.com
★ 招募時間:
欲報從速,額滿為止!
★ 其他資訊(廣告文宣):
2010伊甸基金會視障者英語夏令營
2010活動簡章
2009活動照片
2010伊甸基金會多元文化成長營
2010活動簡章
「2010伊甸基金會國際志工暑期服務營」
2010活動報名表
報名表填寫完畢後請寄至:eden.international.cooperation@gmail.com
收件人:曹曉芳 Summer Tsao
備註1:報名表中各欄請確實填寫完成,以利活動辦理。
備註2:若寄出報名表後在3日內未收到專人回覆,請再次與我們聯繫。
備註3:若有必要將與志工相約面試,尤其是報名核心志工者。
備註4:若報名成功,請先繳交活動費用,會開收據以茲證明。
參與過2009年服務的志工朋友歡迎今年再來打拚,
新朋友也請別猶豫把握這難得的國際交流&服務機會喔!
4/06/2010
The New Inclusive Park "Morgan's Wonderland"!!
The promotion of barrier-free travel is one of the important things done by Eden! We are happy to recommend our friends the new inclusive park called "Morgan's Wonderland"!
Morgan’s Wonderland is located in San Antonio, Texas. It is the World’s First Ultra Acessible Family Fun Park designed specifically for children and adults with special needs, their family members, caregivers, friends and the entire community. This 25-acre park is a unique oasis, that through the spirit of inclusion, allows people of all abilities to play, learn and share life changing experiences together, in a fun and safe environment.
Morgan's Wonderland - Special Needs Park, San Antonio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ho_PD8m2YQ
Come and Join us to promote the spirit of INCLUSION!!
Source: Morgan's Wonderland http://www.morganswonderla nd.com/
3/18/2010
Have FUN in Hualien, Taiwan!!
In this early March we went to Hualien for the exploration of the accessible tourism. Hualien is such a beautiful place which must not be missed in Taiwan!! Let's take a look!!
The view of the Chungte Recreational Area in Hualien.
The clear blue water of the Shakadang Trail in the Taroko National Park.
Our cute co-workers in Shakadang Trail!
All of our co-workers taking a picture in National Dong Hua University.
Our beautiful crazy!!
Lintienshan Forestry Cultural Park (Molisaca)
Flower Boys!!
The gorgeous view in Chihsing Tan.
The view of the Chungte Recreational Area in Hualien.
The clear blue water of the Shakadang Trail in the Taroko National Park.
Our cute co-workers in Shakadang Trail!
All of our co-workers taking a picture in National Dong Hua University.
Our beautiful crazy!!
Lintienshan Forestry Cultural Park (Molisaca)
Flower Boys!!
The gorgeous view in Chihsing Tan.
Welcome to Taiwan!!!
12/30/2009
Passing the message of hope and love through music: Concert for Morakot Survivors in Ali
On Saturday 5 December 2009, Eden Social Welfare Foundation held an early Christmas celebration event for Tsou tribal groups residing in Ali Mountain area in Chiayi County. This event, joined by churches in Tainan and Taipei, was aimed to share love and hope to the typhoon survivors through music, dances and child counseling activities.
The event was supported by Wrigley Global Giving Fund through American Give2Asia Foundation. Eden has received a donation of USD100,000 from Wrigley Global Giving Fund to engage in a series of post-disaster reconstruction projects, including services for children with special needs, child education, persons with disabilities, and senior citizens living alone.
Road to the Tsou tribal groups was covered
by mud and stone. The rugged paths still need
to be repaired
On the church square, Chorus from Taipei
Daan Presbyterian Church sang for survivals.
Pastor prayed for the Tsou aboriginals.
Resident touched their heads while receiving
the blessing from the pastor.
With the guidance of a psychological therapist, children released their fear after the disaster through drawing.
Santa sent children small Christmas gifts.
The Give2asia initiative is to promote the participation of US society to Asia's charity work. The G2A scope contains more than 20 countries in Asia. Its ideal not only eliminates the international hedge of donation between countries, but provides American donors reliable information about Asian NPOs to facilitate the accountability of donation. G2A cooperates with Eden Social Welfare Foundation to address the needs of those affected by Typhoon Morakot. As Eden’s local service centers in southern Taiwan are located in the typhoon affected afrea, Eden is able to access and evaluate the need of disadvantage households and to ensure the sponsored recovery services are efficient.
Eden Social Welfare Foundation has been engaging in the field of international development for more than 10 years .In 1991, Eden supported the establishment of the sister organization in Malaysia, with a vision to advance the disability rights of the country. In 2005, Eden established overseas service center in Vietnam, serving Taiwanese new immigrants and their original families and people with disabilities. In 2008 the Sichuan earthquake, Eden involved in reconstruction work. We donated assistive devices to local disabilities and recruited Taiwanese rehabilitation therapists to treat patients in the earthquake-affected area.
Eden Social Welfare Foundation believes that, we need to fulfill our duties as a world citizen in a global cooperation era. The warm supports around the world for our post-Morokot reconstruction project strongly encourage us to continue our work, both domestically and abroad. We believe that the spirit of international cooperation would eventually rebuild communities once broken.
The event was supported by Wrigley Global Giving Fund through American Give2Asia Foundation. Eden has received a donation of USD100,000 from Wrigley Global Giving Fund to engage in a series of post-disaster reconstruction projects, including services for children with special needs, child education, persons with disabilities, and senior citizens living alone.
Road to the Tsou tribal groups was covered
by mud and stone. The rugged paths still need
to be repaired
On the church square, Chorus from Taipei
Daan Presbyterian Church sang for survivals.
Pastor prayed for the Tsou aboriginals.
Resident touched their heads while receiving
the blessing from the pastor.
With the guidance of a psychological therapist, children released their fear after the disaster through drawing.
The Give2asia initiative is to promote the participation of US society to Asia's charity work. The G2A scope contains more than 20 countries in Asia. Its ideal not only eliminates the international hedge of donation between countries, but provides American donors reliable information about Asian NPOs to facilitate the accountability of donation. G2A cooperates with Eden Social Welfare Foundation to address the needs of those affected by Typhoon Morakot. As Eden’s local service centers in southern Taiwan are located in the typhoon affected afrea, Eden is able to access and evaluate the need of disadvantage households and to ensure the sponsored recovery services are efficient.
Eden Social Welfare Foundation has been engaging in the field of international development for more than 10 years .In 1991, Eden supported the establishment of the sister organization in Malaysia, with a vision to advance the disability rights of the country. In 2005, Eden established overseas service center in Vietnam, serving Taiwanese new immigrants and their original families and people with disabilities. In 2008 the Sichuan earthquake, Eden involved in reconstruction work. We donated assistive devices to local disabilities and recruited Taiwanese rehabilitation therapists to treat patients in the earthquake-affected area.
Eden Social Welfare Foundation believes that, we need to fulfill our duties as a world citizen in a global cooperation era. The warm supports around the world for our post-Morokot reconstruction project strongly encourage us to continue our work, both domestically and abroad. We believe that the spirit of international cooperation would eventually rebuild communities once broken.
10/22/2009
Unforgettable days-Yeun-Soo Kim (korea)
My 2009 summer was fantastic thanks to special experience I went through. Every single day was like a magical fairytale for me. I did not expect being a part of volunteer in Eden could make my life much richer and more colorful. I still remember the question which Joseph (one of the volunteers who led the morning devotion) left for us to think over and reflect ourselves, that was “which color can represent last year of you?” As we were all taking turns to answer the question, mine was “white” which refers to meaningless with no color. Looking back my past days of last year, everything I had faced upon were all ups and downs and revolving discouraging thoughts and minds. Without figuring out the reason why-now I suppose probably because of the same old routine of my years of Beijing life- I always had felt I had no faith as if my lifetime dream seemed to slip farther away from reality. Therefore I have always needed a quick-fix or a boost for myself. In other words, I desperately wanted some energy to restart and be freshened up in order to prevent the further defeat of discouragement.
To say the truth, the reason I wanted to apply for this program is merely to add more words in my previous career section as to get extra remark when I get to write a resume for future career. Normally when it comes to serving a voluntary work, a person has to bring up his own will and devotion from the bottom of heart to take part in. For me, applying and deciding to do volunteer service was simply a compulsory choice which will give me advantages. I had arrived Taiwan blindly. From the day I got in Taipei, I just thought about to pass the time hoping time will fly. With the behind story of mine, my 09’ summer began to contribute the greatest surprise with no other expectation which turns out to actually gave me the most unforgettable memories.
Summer in Taiwan-Won Ji Young(Korea)
Soon, we left Taipei and reached in Tainan. Actually our workplace was unbelievably backward facilities and environment. When we reached home we would stay in, we just couldn’t believe that. Being unsatisfied with everything, my life in Taiwan began just like that.
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