A Study on the Collaborative Relationship between Non-Profit Organization and Public Sector--A Case of Chiayi City Service Station, National Immigration Agency

• Main Authors: Chang-liu Tsai, 蔡長流
• Other Authors: Bin Lee
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2009
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/12439180295727892679

碩士 === 南華大學 === 非營利事業管理研究所 === 97 === 　　This study aims to understand whether the National Immigration Agency (NIA) Chiayi City Service Center which is lacking human power, equipment and fund can achieve the goal to promote immigrant assistance and guidance by cooperating with non-profit organizations (NPOs) to get relative social welfare resources and supports. 　　 　　This research interviewed 7 NPO principals and 2 NIA undertakers in Chiayi City via semi-structured interviews. The results of this study can be included as follows: 1. NIA Chiayi City Service Center should construct two types of collaboration and interaction model with NPOs to promote immigrant assistance and guidance: (1) social resource network integration model, (2) role complementarity and resource linkage model. 2. NPOs are willing to cooperate with NIA Chiayi City Service Center and expressing positive views about this active attitude. 3. NPOs can provide resources such as courses and activities, human resources, government propaganda, professional consulting services and referral services. 4. The expected benefits of the cooperation between NPOs and NIA Chiayi City Service Center can be included as following 6 types: resource sharing, increase courses and activities, exchange experience, help more vulnerable immigrant families, provide professional consulting services about immigration laws and referral of cases. 5. Respondents think NIA Chiayi City Service Center should play the role of care and information provider and referral platform. 　　 　　Furthermore, this research not only offers 8 practical suggestions for NIA Chiayi City Service Center and related public sectors to consider, but also providing 3 research suggestions about the future research orientation. The following researchers are welcomed to have further study about this issue.