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This video was produced and released by FamilyFindHealth. Official Website: https://www.familyfinhealth.com/ "In families with drug addicts, the primary caregiver is usually the elderly mother… The children are already in their thirties or forties, but because of drugs, their jobs are unstable. Yet, the main breadwinner for the family is a woman in her seventies or eighties." Researcher Li Lifen points out that this is the most common scenario in families with drug addicts. It's not just one person's problem; it's the entire family system—and almost every aspect is related to "economics." She also shared a story you'd never see in the media: When Legislator Huang Kuo-chang proposed transferring the entire list of victims of fraud to social welfare services, it was she who intervened, saying, "Don't think we're here to solve your security problems," and that's how the proposal was blocked. 🔹 How Taiwan's "Vulnerable Families" Services Began with a Child-Killing Suicide Case 30 Years Ago 🔹 Why Social Workers at Social Welfare Centers Face "Difficulties"—Because Their Duties Haven't Been Clearly Defined 🔹 Divorce, Cohabitation, Frequent Moving—Behind Every One Is "Lack of Money" 🔹 The New Plan for Social Security Network 2.0: Caregivers for Youth, Up to Age 24 🔹 "I Like Being the Primary Responsible Person"—Only by Being the Primary Responsible Person Can Wen't Let Supporting Units Close Cases Secretly ───────────────────────── 🏠 Good Home Management: Family Economics Seminar｜2026 Series Organizer: Money Master Financial Literacy Research Center This Session: Kaohsiung, April 1, 2026 ───────────────────────── ⏱ Chapter List (See Below) 📌 Full Series Playlist: [To be Added] 🔔 Subscribe to the channel for weekly updates every Friday at 8 PM ───────────────────────── #GoodFamily #FamilyFinancialResilience #VulnerableFamilies #SocialSecurityNetwork #SocialWorker #LiLiFen #NationalPingtungUniversityofScienceandTechnology #ResearchCenter #VulnerableFamilyIndicators #DrugAddictFamilies #YouthCaregivers #OnePrimaryResponsibilityMultipleSupports #ChildKillingSuicide #MoneyTrainer #FamilyPolicy #SocialWork 👤 This episode's speaker: Researcher Li LiFen | National Pingtung University of Science and Technology Research Center 🎬 Episode Chapters: Time Point Chapter Title 00:00 Opening: Why introduce the vulnerable family indicators? 01:09 The Starting Point of Child Killing and Suicide Cases (1993-1995) 02:00 The Birth of the Proactive Care Program for Children Under Six 03:07 From High-Risk Children and Adolescents to Vulnerable Families—The Evolution of Service Systems 04:34 The Formal Definition of Vulnerable Families 05:30 The Real Reason Why Social Workers in Social Welfare Centers Find Their Jobs "Difficult" 06:39 European and American Research: Persistent Financial Insecurity is the Core of Vulnerable Families 07:19 Six Major Vulnerabilities: Each One is Related to Economics 09:10 Four Vulnerability Factors for Families in Financial Difficulty 10:15 Should Families After Being Fraudulently Scammed Receive Services? First-hand accounts from the legislative scene 12:10 Families meeting the criteria for filing a case for fraud still need assistance 14:51 Divorce, cohabitation, moving—all due to "lack of money" 17:14 Youth caregivers: The new plan of Social Security Network 2.0 (up to age 24) 18:44 Families with drug addicts: A 70-80 year old mother supporting her 30-40 year old children 20:29 One primary responsibility, multiple support: Who is the primary responsibility? Who provides support? 25:22 "I like being the primary responsibility"—the counterintuitive logic of supervision 📺 About this series The "2026 Good Family Financial Resilience Seminar" is hosted by the Money Master Financial Literacy Research Center, inviting frontline social workers, financial consultants, scholars, and government representatives to share real-world cases and practical methods of family financial resilience in Taiwan. Premieres every Friday at 8 PM. #SocialWorker #SocialSafetyNetwork #SocialWorkerDailyLife #VulnerableFamilies #FamilyResilience #DisadvantagedFamilies #GoodHome #FamilyEconomicsSeminar #DrugAddictedFamilies 00:00 Opening: Why Introduce Vulnerable Family Indicators? 01:09 The Starting Point of Child Killing and Suicide Cases (1993-1995) 02:00 The Birth of the Proactive Care Program for Children Under Six 03:07 From High-Risk Children and Adolescents to Vulnerable Families—The Evolution of Service Systems 04:34 The Formal Definition of Vulnerable Families 05:30 The Real Reason Why Social Workers in Social Welfare Centers Find Their Jobs "Difficult" 06:39 European and American Research: Persistent Financial Insecurity is the Core of Vulnerable Families 07:19 Six Vulnerable Aspects: Each is Related to Economics 09:10 Four Vulnerability Factors for Families in Financial Difficulty 10:15 Should Families After Being Scammed Receive Services? First-hand accounts from the legislative scene...