
DPP Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Lai Ruilong established three support groups on the 5th and promised that if elected as mayor, he would donate all election subsidies to social welfare, disabled and disadvantaged families, and expand the scope of physical banking services and the use of senior cards and fraternity cards.
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Lai Ruilong is a candidate for Kaohsiung mayor of the Democratic Progressive Party. He has a record of donating all election subsidies when he ran for elections in the past. He reiterated this commitment this time.
Lai Ruilong (middle) promised that after the mayoral election, he would donate all the election subsidies to help social welfare and disability groups. (Photo by reporter Ge Youhao)
The weather in Kaohsiung is clearing up. Democratic Progressive Party Kaohsiung mayoral candidate Lai Ruilong rushed to schedule today (5th) and established three support groups at once. He promised that after the mayoral election, he will donate all the election subsidies as scholarships for disadvantaged children.
Lai Ruilong established the Social Welfare Charity Disability Support Association in the morning. In the afternoon, he established the "Support Ruilong, Be the Mayor" Dagangshan Support Association and the Qianzhen Support Association. In the afternoon, he attended the inauguration meeting of the city councilor Wu Yufeng's campaign headquarters. His schedule is full.
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The Certification Ceremony of Lai Ruilong Social Welfare Charity Disability Support Association was held at 10:30 am at Xiangwenxinjianguo Store. The president of Social Welfare Charity Disability Support Association is Zhang Meihuang, the president of Disability Group Support Association You Jinyuan, and the president of charity group support association Zhang Laichuan (vice president Jiang Qinglong attended as a representative).
Lai Ruilong said in his speech that since the election, all election subsidies have been donated after every election. After this mayoral election, all election subsidies will also be donated to work with charities, social welfare and disability groups to take care of more families in need, "making Kaohsiung a happier and warmer city."
Lai Ruilong quoted the American writer Thoreau's "Lakeside Notes": "Kindness is the only investment that will never fail." He said that no matter what job a person does or what achievements he has, being willing to use kindness and love to help more people in need is the most meaningful and valuable thing. If I assume the responsibility of mayor in the future, I will continue to work side by side with social welfare groups to take care of every citizen in need of support.
Regarding future social welfare policies, Lai Ruilong pointed out that physical banking services will be further expanded, physical distribution points will be increased, and cooperation between the city government and private charities and social welfare groups will be strengthened so that resources can be delivered to disadvantaged families in a more timely manner. In terms of care for people with disabilities, we will continue to strengthen barrier-free home services and increase community-style day care and homework facilities for people with disabilities, so as to reduce the long-term burden on people with disabilities and their families.
He also reiterated the policy proposal to increase the number of Elderly Cards and Philanthropy Cards to 15,000 points every year, and expand the scope of use to cover daily needs such as transportation, medical treatment, and sports.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
If Lai Ruilong is elected mayor of Kaohsiung, he will fulfill his promise to donate election subsidies
Likely · Within months
Kaohsiung City Government will expand physical banking services and strengthen community-based day care for the disabled
Possible · Within months

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