Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim promotes toy sharing, emphasizes friendly childcare environment

Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim attended the 'Toy Love Sharing and Toy Easter' event, highlighting that toy sharing promotes environmental protection and resource circulation. She also reaffirmed the government's commitment to childcare policies.
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According to CNA, Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim attended the 'Toy Love Sharing and Toy Easter' event in Taoyuan on the 23rd. Hsiao stated that toy sharing not only implements environmental protection and resource circulation but also conveys a spirit of sharing and care. She mentioned the government's ongoing 'Raising Children Together from 0-6' policy and the planned growth allowance for children aged 0-18, aiming to create a friendly environment for children to grow and parents to raise them with peace of mind. The Presidential Office noted that Hsiao praised the Long-An Elementary School choir for singing in three languages, reflecting Taiwan's diverse culture. She supported the core philosophy of the Taiwan Toy Library Association. Hsiao acknowledged the association's 20-year effort to ensure children in both urban and rural areas can enjoy the fun of growing up with toys. She thanked corporate partners like Hotai Motor, which has participated for 11 years, and Formosa Plastics Group, which has supported the initiative for 8 years. She was also moved by the efforts of over 10,000 volunteers involved in collecting, cleaning, and distributing toys. Hsiao believes that for a nation to progress, it needs both the government and proactive citizens. She emphasized that toy sharing is not just about recycling but about passing on love. Regarding childcare, she pointed out that the government is promoting various subsidies, including the 'Raising Children Together from 0-6' policy and the new 'Taiwan Population Strategy' proposed by President Lai Ching-te, which includes a monthly growth allowance of NT$5,000 for children aged 0-18. She stated that details will be shared with the public soon and hopes for public-private cooperation to reduce the burden on parents. After the speech, Hsiao visited various booths to experience the activities.

FAQ

What are the government's childcare policies?

The government is implementing 'Raising Children Together from 0-6' and planning a growth allowance for children aged 0-18.