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Next 90 days · 2026-11-06 – 2027-02-03
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08:00–19:00 (Taiwan time)
On November 7, 2026, meet outside Douliu Junior High School at 07:45–08:00 and depart at 08:00. Members pay NT$800 with ATV or NT$400 without; family members aged 3 and over pay NT$1,300 or NT$900. Children under 3 pay NT$300. Lunch and insurance are included; under-3s do not count toward lunch table capacity. Optional dinner follows the return to Douliu, using personal cars, at an estimated NT$350 per adult.
08:30–11:30 (Taiwan time)
Weekly Sunday three-group sensory-integration classes. The coffee corner offers caregivers rest and conversation; members coordinate shifts in advance for reception, companionship and logistics. Volunteers do not replace professional therapists. No class on 2027/2/7 for Lunar New Year.
Time to be announced
On 14 November 2026, the Babe Boss career exploration programme will take place at Mingli Elementary School in Mailiao, helping children from Mailiao and Taixi explore different careers and future possibilities.
09:00–11:00 (Taiwan time)
08:30–11:30 (Taiwan time)
Weekly Sunday three-group sensory-integration classes. The coffee corner offers caregivers rest and conversation; members coordinate shifts in advance for reception, companionship and logistics. Volunteers do not replace professional therapists. No class on 2027/2/7 for Lunar New Year.
18:00–20:00 (Taiwan time)
The social dance fireside gathering is on November 21, 2026 at 18:30 at Baochun. Contact the club about participation.
16:30–18:00 (Taiwan time)
08:30–11:30 (Taiwan time)
Weekly Sunday three-group sensory-integration classes. The coffee corner offers caregivers rest and conversation; members coordinate shifts in advance for reception, companionship and logistics. Volunteers do not replace professional therapists. No class on 2027/2/7 for Lunar New Year.
18:30–20:30 (Taiwan time)
A regular club meeting is scheduled for November 26, 2026 at 18:30; this is not the annual members’ assembly. Contact the club for details and participation.
08:30–11:30 (Taiwan time)
Weekly Sunday three-group sensory-integration classes. The coffee corner offers caregivers rest and conversation; members coordinate shifts in advance for reception, companionship and logistics. Volunteers do not replace professional therapists. No class on 2027/2/7 for Lunar New Year.
18:30–19:30 (Taiwan time)
The annual members’ assembly has moved to December 3, 2026. The start time is to be confirmed. Contact the club for the agenda and participation.
17:30–18:30 (Taiwan time)
08:30–11:30 (Taiwan time)
Weekly Sunday three-group sensory-integration classes. The coffee corner offers caregivers rest and conversation; members coordinate shifts in advance for reception, companionship and logistics. Volunteers do not replace professional therapists. No class on 2027/2/7 for Lunar New Year.
Time to be announced
Asia/Tokyo
The president will accompany the Rotary Club of Douliu on a visit to the Rotary Club of Moka, Japan, from December 9 to 12, 2026. This is the president’s itinerary; only the confirmed dates are published.
LIGHT UP launched on 24 September 2026, led by Mailiao Rotary Club with Yunling as a cooperating club, connecting NTNU SmartReading and six coastal Yunlin schools.
Yunling, Mailiao, Yunlin Tangdu and the Little Angels Development Association connect sensory integration classes, volunteers and families in Douliu. A class visit was recorded on 13 September and the parent observation form was completed on 15 September. As of 5 November 2026, seven teaching dates are confirmed. The first group assessment on 4 October covered 16 participants and 10 domains: 160 ratings, with a mean total of 20.44 out of 30.
Programme period: 2026-09-13–2027-05-16
Helping young people continue their studies and explore careers with professional companionship.
Turning care for the land into hands-on coastal action.
Continuing educational companionship and assistance for children and families.
Planned cross-club participation will support access to technology learning.
Planned medical-equipment cooperation to support local care resources.
