Civil Defense Advancement Taiwan

臺灣全民防衛推廣協會

Building a civil defense force that operates autonomously, connects communities horizontally, and works alongside official institutions — growing community-level self-defense capacity and strengthening national resilience.

What We Do

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Community Defense Training

First aid, communications, situational awareness — giving ordinary citizens the basics of self- and mutual-rescue.

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Disaster Preparedness

Household preparedness and community resilience-building, from the individual up to the neighborhood level.

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International Connections

Exchange and collaboration with civil defense organizations abroad, bringing in international experience and best practices.

Upcoming Events

Workshops, training, lectures, and community events

Meshtastic Off-Grid Communications: Field Practice
Closed
Zhongshan District, Taipei City (address notified after successful registration)

Meshtastic Off-Grid Communications: Field Practice

Mesh theory and device configuration, group hands-on mission drills, and an AAR debrief. Requires participants to already own a Meshtastic device.

Lecture: The Legal Gray Zone of Civil Defense
Closed
Taipei

Lecture: The Legal Gray Zone of Civil Defense

Examining the legal boundaries and practical dilemmas facing civil defense personnel and civilian organizations during disasters or wartime.

Radio Theory Course
Closed
Taipei (exact address notified by email after successful registration)

Radio Theory Course

Want to know how to use a radio, or which one to buy? Get a complete grounding in theory, regulations, operating technique, and equipment selection — beginner-friendly.

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Latest Posts

What Is Whole-of-Society Resilience

From the nation, to businesses, communities, families, and individuals — resilience is how fast you recover after being hit.

Don't Be Civil Defense's Giant Baby

The challenge of government mobilizing civilian power, and how civil defense groups can respond.

14 Days in Taiwan's New Reservist Recall Training

Tactical Girls' Squad member DDY's reflections on 14 days of Taiwan's new reservist recall training, comparing it to civilian self-training groups and the gap in squad/platoon-level tactical leadership.

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