Cultivate social care

Care Activity for Elderly Residents in Hualien
  • TWM has visited Hualien for 19 consecutive years to accompany disadvantaged elderly residents.
  • The activity cared for 130 disadvantaged elderly residents affected by disasters.
  • The development of telecommunications technology has created new opportunities for community care and empowerment, while also making users more vulnerable to fraud risks. To respond to both these opportunities and risks, TWM continued its activity of caring for disadvantaged elderly people living alone in Hualien, which began in 2008. The Company mobilized 24 volunteers to Guangfu Township. In response to the disaster caused by the Matai'an Creek barrier lake, TWM used technology to support post-disaster life and psychological recovery, including accompanying elderly residents in co-creating their ideal homes with AI, and helping them identify fraud through the self-developed OP Scam Buster APP.
  • Before the trip, TWM also called on employees to donate 132 sets of supplies to support disadvantaged elderly residents affected by the disaster in rebuilding their homes. By combining AI technology with meaningful companionship, the Company brought warmth during the cold year-end season.
  • Caption: TWM volunteers became technology superheroes and gathered with elderly residents affected by the disaster in Guangfu Township at the Mustard Seed Guangfu Day Care Center. Through anti-fraud education, AI co-creation, and New Year handicraft activities, TWM deepened companionship and rebuilt hope through technology.
Multiple Rate Plan
  • The effective number of Kids Care Program users was 98,899 in 2022, 122,802 in 2023, and 127,734 in 2024.

Caring for Foreign Migrant Workers and Disadvantaged User Groups:
In 2024, TWM continued to provide special offers for disadvantaged groups, including students, seniors, persons with disabilities, and low-income households. For migrant workers striving in Taiwan far from home, a variety of prepaid card offers are also available, such as the 4G 30-day unlimited data plan for NT$599, which provides unlimited data (speed reduced to 5Mbps after quota) for 30 days, along with free in-net, domestic, and international call credits; and the 4G 180-day unlimited data plan (up to 12Mbps download speed) for NT$1,794, allowing migrant workers to enjoy value-packed mobile internet services without a contract.

Since 2019, the Kids Care Program has also offered affordable monthly plans with free on-net calls and data packages tailored to children of different age groups, including 1.5GB and 3.5GB data options (with unlimited data at reduced speeds of 1Mbps or 3Mbps after the quota is reached). This allows parents to stay in touch with their children via smartphones or devices and ensure their safety at all times. By the end of 2024, the program had 127,734 active users.


Low-income Households Television Subsidies
  • In 2025, a total of 4,488 low-income households received television viewing subsidies, with total discounts on viewing fees and installation fee waivers for new applicants amounting to NT$25.90 million.

TWM Broadband's cable TV operators uphold the principle of giving back to society. Since 2011, they have actively supported local government policies to assist low-income households. Registered low-income households can present relevant documentation at service counters to enjoy free basic channel viewing. First-time applicants are also eligible for a waiver of installation fees. These measures provide users with more diverse channels to access information, helping to reduce the digital divide.


Outstanding store manager Selection
  • Over the years, a total of 104 store managers have been recognized as Excellent Store Managers, including 18 who received the Outstanding Store Manager award.
  • To date, 295 public welfare activities participated in, with a cumulative total of approximately 4,198 participants.

Our 12-consecutive-year participation in the Taiwan Chain and Franchise Association (TCFA) 'National Outstanding and Distinguished Store Manager Selection' underscores our long-term dedication to talent cultivation and community engagement. Led by store managers, our retail teams actively drive philanthropic initiatives—including senior care, environmental recycling, and blood donation campaigns—to fulfill our commitment to corporate social responsibility.

The 'Consumer Technology Advisor' certification has further strengthened our stores' professional capabilities, enabling teams to assist customers in experiencing AI-driven smart lifestyles. Concurrently, by aligning with government anti-fraud campaigns, our stores have deepened community trust, successfully embodying our core corporate ethos: 'Connecting Hearts with Technology.


Video Production Camp
  • In 2025, a total of 11 activities were held, with 295 community residents participating.

With the advancement of digital technology, video creation has become an important communication method in modern society. However, disparities in digital resources and learning opportunities remain a challenge for many communities. To address this, TWM partnered with local governments and community organizations to promote the "Digital Media Academy – Image Production Camp." Through courses on mobile photography and video editing, the program enhances digital literacy, narrows the digital divide, and empowers people to benefit from technology in their daily lives.

Participants spanned various age groups and included community residents, village leaders, district office staff, and seniors. Under the guidance of professional instructors, attendees learned mobile photography techniques and video editing skills, applying their knowledge to daily life and sharing on social platforms. For many senior participants, this was not only a learning journey but also a new way to interact with family and friends, making digital technology a bridge for emotional connection.


Kids Anchor Camp
  • In 2025, twelve sessions of the Kids Anchor Camp held, with a total of 417 children participating.

To promote media literacy education and support youth development, our cable TV operators partnered with local governments to organize the Kids Anchor Camp, providing students with an engaging and hands-on learning experience.

The program combined media literacy education with an introduction to news production and broadcasting. Through interactive sessions and studio-based activities, students explored the fundamentals of journalism, learned how news is created and delivered, and experienced presenting news from a professional anchor desk.

By participating in real-world broadcasting activities, students enhanced their public speaking, communication, and presentation skills while gaining greater confidence in expressing themselves. The program also strengthened their understanding of responsible media consumption and the importance of critical thinking in today's information-rich society.

Through this initiative, we aim to inspire young learners to develop media literacy from an early age, build self-confidence, and cultivate the communication skills needed to thrive in the digital era.


Beyond Beauty – TAIWAN FROM ABOVE Lecture Series
  • In 2024, one session was held, with 60 participants.

To promote environmental education and help students see a different side of Taiwan, local cable TV operators partnered with the Beyond Beauty Foundation to host the "Beyond Beauty – TAIWAN FROM ABOVE Campus Lecture" at Tamsui Junior High School. Through aerial imagery, students gained a new perspective on their homeland and their environmental awareness was heightened.

The event featured Foundation Director Chi Ting-Huan as the guest speaker, who used lively storytelling and stunning aerial footage to guide students in exploring Taiwan's environmental changes and the importance of conservation. Students actively participated in the Q&A session, demonstrating great interest and enthusiasm for learning.

Cable TV operators have long been committed to community engagement and will continue to promote environmental education and local development through diverse activities, aiming to create a better living environment for the next generation.