CWLF survey reveals rising parental anxiety in Taiwan—academic performance pressure, social expectations, and economic strain challenge families.

Teen social media addiction raises 5x risk of sexual image leaks; AI use grows but safety awareness remains low.

Youth+ Center provides free, safe spaces where teens aged 12–18 can explore interests, build support, and grow with care.

CWLF calls for 1,000 supporters to strengthen children's mental health as youth suicide rises in Taiwan.

CWLF's community program supports the Vietnam Story House, helping children of immigrants grow with confidence.

Fathers face hidden pressures and caregiving burdens, struggle to voice distress, and need stronger support for mental health.

Let's talk about sex without shame and teach about love with confidence! CWLF calls for comprehensive sexuality education.

CWLF surveyed teens' part-time working conditions and called for the protection of teens' labor rights.

CWLF's 2025 survey examines societal attitudes toward children, uncovering sources of discomfort.