📝 [New Resident Benefits] NIA's 'Co-create New Proposals' Empowerment Workshop is Here! Join Hands to Create New Service Plans

To assist non-governmental organizations, government agencies, and friends concerned about new resident issues in deeply understanding the subsidy mechanism of the 'New Resident Development Fund,' the National Immigration Agency (NIA) will hold four roadshow workshops across northern, central, southern, and eastern Taiwan in September 115 (ROC calendar). These workshops will guide everyone in transforming service ideas into concrete and feasible plans! 📌 Four Major Highlights of the Workshops: Systematic Practical Courses: A comprehensive breakdown of the fund's subsidy mechanism, proposal writing techniques, budget allocation principles, and key points for execution and reimbursement, with sharing sessions from experienced new resident groups. Table Leader-Guided Group Practice: Professional table leaders will guide group exercises, starting from the actual needs of new residents and their families, to help refine proposal directions and enrich project content. Free Mentorship Consultation Service: After completing the course, participants can apply for free one-on-one mentorship consultations to receive professional revision suggestions for their individual proposals, increasing the approval rate. Free Participation Throughout: Connecting government and civil forces to jointly improve the support system for new residents and their families. 📅 Session and Registration Information: Roadshow Sessions: The first northern session will take place on September 8th, followed by subsequent sessions in Kaohsiung, Hualien, and Taichung. Registration Method: For detailed event brochures and registration information, please check the 'Announcements/Event Information' section on the NIA's Global Information Website. 💡 Editor's Note: Want to contribute to the new resident community but lack funding and proposal writing experience? This workshop offers hands-on guidance from professional instructors. Seize the opportunity and sign up now! 🗣️ Discussion Time for RtiTalk Readers: What kind of support and services do you or your new resident friends most hope to receive while living in Taiwan (e.g., language learning, employment training, parent-child activities, or psychological counseling)? If you were to initiate a service plan, what proposal would you want to promote? Welcome to share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇