First to use visually impaired masseuse to relieve faculty’s environmental pressure

The practice of University Social Responsibility (USR) is an important trend in the development of higher education in various countries in the contemporary world. Ping Ke University shoulders the mission of cultivating outstanding students and regional connections. It must not only become a think tank for the community, but also establish a new research and development platform and serials to connect the university society. The core value of responsibility (USR) is cultivated in the ground. Based on the establishment of this premise, Pingda University can provide more employment opportunities for the physically impaired, and at the same time improve the well-being of faculty members of the school. It has pioneered the use of visually impaired masseurs by universities in Pingtung County. Since May 108, it has invited organizations Pingtung County Association for the Blind Welfare Association recommended to start hiring Mr. Su Wenhua and Ms. Feng Xiaoqian. Two gifted visually impaired masseurs provide services on campus, so that when teaching staff are busy, they can use visually impaired masseurs. The skillful hand relieves stress, eliminates fatigue, and improves work efficiency. It also achieves the promotion of visually impaired massage and increases employment opportunities for people with physical and mental disabilities. Among them, Mr. Su Wenhua was also awarded the Model Worker of the Taiwan Massage Industry Professional Trade Union Federation for 108 years.
Chief Financial Officer Zhang Jinlong said, “In addition to the visually impaired masseuse pioneered by Pingtung University, it provides faculty and staff members with relief from work pressures. The biggest purpose is to provide more opportunities for people with disabilities. It will also help people from all walks of life to invest in public welfare and benefit the society at the same time. Do your best for social responsibility in higher education. “
“The employment of the physically disabled is very difficult,” said Chen Ziying, director of the Labor Welfare Division of the Pingtung County Labor Department. “At present, there are about 90 visually impaired masseurs in Pingtung, all of whom have professional licenses. This time they can enter the campus. Serving everyone, not only encourages disabled friends, but also allows them to actively cultivate their skills and face the workplace with a professional attitude. “
Severe visually impaired masseuse Su Wenhua, who has been in school for two months, said, “He left because of optic atrophy and degeneration, and was unable to do his job. Fortunately, in 106, he participated in the Pingtung County Blind Welfare Advancement Association commissioned by the Pingtung County Government. The vocational training class for the physically challenged will learn massage skills and obtain licenses, and start to engage in massage services in Chaozhou, Donggang Night Market, etc. I am very glad to be able to get a job offer at Pingda University this time. In addition to stable work, I also hope to provide The service allows more people to experience the service and quality of visually impaired massage, making this job more meaningful and valuable. “
Xu Rongyi, the chairman of the County Blind Massage Professional Trade Union and also an alumnus of Pingke University, said, “In recent years, through the Pingtung County Government Labor Department’s advocacy, we have continued to develop units to use the visually impaired and create multiple employment channels, so that students with advanced skills can learn visually impaired. Those who can quickly enter the workplace for employment. ”This time, the University of Pingtung ’s pioneering employment in Pingtung County has long-term employment. It is also expected to attract a lot of attention. In the future, more local authorities and enterprises can join together to provide employment opportunities for the visually impaired and enhance employees. welfare.
This time the visually impaired masseuse entered the school, in addition to being able to take care of employees’ health, take appropriate rest to relieve physical and mental pressure, improve work efficiency and centripetal force, create a friendly and happy workplace, take care of the well-being of faculty and staff in the school, and also fulfill the mission of social responsibility in higher education. It empowers social well-being and creates a win-win opportunity for employers, visually impaired friends and employees.