8/8-8/11和北醫山服一同前往仁愛鄉廬山部落，國際崇她網站已刊出
這次的社服晨曦青年社副社長紫柔也一起參與。我們也親身了解原住民的婦女受家暴實際狀況。台灣的城鄉差距還是很大的，在未來兩年我們的服務計劃當中也會有機會讓大家更深入的了解，也一起關心偏鄉的狀況與需求
Last week, the Zonta Club of Taipei II, Republic of China (Taiwan), and its Golden Z Club of New Dawn joined a summer volunteer program at the Taipei Medical University. University students organized the program to provide medical services for indigenous people and educational camps to school children in remote areas.

For more than 40 years, the university has been running these summer and winter volunteer service programs. However, due to COVID-19, the programs were conducted virtually in the past two years. This summer was the first time the university resumed in-person volunteer work, with a total of 12 teams visiting different parts of Taiwan.

The clubs were one of the sponsors of the 80-member team serving the indigenous areas, which consisted of 40 students and 40 medical volunteers such as doctors, dentists, pharmacists and chiropractors. The team practiced on-site and gave consultations to the inhabitants of various mountainous villages in central Taiwan for 11 days. 

The students also organized summer camps for children. The Taipei-based MedTecs International Corporation Limited donated US $7,000 worth of personal protective items such as facial masks and shields, protective clothing and sanitizers to 12 of the volunteer teams. The clubs joined the students in the last two days of the service on 9-10 Aug, attending a summer camp at Lushan Elementary School and talking to the indigenous women who claimed to have suffered from family violence.