Physical rehabilitation Psychological counseling Financial aid Short-term housing services School counseling Vocational services and social enterprises Social education Oral Cancer Prevention and Rehabilitation Services International exchange		Short-Term Housing Services Some burn survivors lack family support or live too far away from appropriate medical and rehabilitation facilities. They face the risk of missing the crucial rehabilitation period and having their physical functions greatly affected. In order to avoid any delay in rehabilitation, Sunshine Foundation has been offering since 1991 short-term housing to children and adult burn survivors. In 2001, the housing services were integrated in one location, the Sunshine Half-Way House. Services include: •Caring and education: Give children burn survivors a friendly living environment 　where they can carry out their physical rehabilitation, progressively readjust to 　daily life and pursue their schooling. •Home physical rehabilitation: Help burn survivors with home physical 　rehabilitation and splinting. •Independent living: Help burn survivors regain their ability to live independently. •Daily care: Provide assistance with daily care (bathing and showering, pressure 　garment) to ensure recovery of scars through good hygiene. •Transportation: Provide daily transportation to Sunshine Rehabilitation Center. •Leisure activities: Organize indoor or outdoor leisure activities to reduce stress. •Social adjustment: Through community life and participation in community 　activities, provide more opportunities for social interaction and facilitate the 　social adjustment of burn survivors. In 2010, 43 people benefited from the services of Sunshine Half-Way House.