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Chapter 4 Other Senior Citizens’ Welfare Institutions
Article 31
Cultural and recreational institutions and service organizations for senior citizens established before the implementation of the amended Act on January 31, 2007, shall provide home-based and community-based services as specified in Articles 17 and 18 of the Act. They may also provide voluntary recreational, cultural, artistic, technical, training, and social activities as required.
Article 32
Cultural and recreational institutions and service organizations for senior citizens established before the implementation of the amended Act on January 31, 2007, shall have an indoor area of at least 200 m2, and the following facilities and equipment must be provided:
(1).Office, social worker office or service office.
(2).Multi-functional activities room.
(3).Classroom.
(4).Hygiene facilities .
(5).Other necessary facilities and equipment related to services.
Facilities of subparagraph 2 and 3 of previous paragraph could be adjusted and combined for use depending on actual situation. Facilities such as conference room, counseling room, reading room for library, hygiene and safety room, and other related facilities could be established depending on the business needs.
Institutions in the first paragraph that provide catering services must have cafeterias and kitchens.
Article 33
Cultural and recreational institutions and service organizations for senior citizens established before the implementation of the amended Act on January 31, 2007, must appoint a minimum of one of the following personnel:
(1).Director.
(2).Social worker.
(3).Administrative personnel or service personnel.
For institutions in the preceding paragraph that provide home-based services as described in Article 17 of the Act or community-based services as described in Article 18 of the Act, labor resource allocation must be based on service content in accordance with the laws and medical regulations for long-term care services.