| 英文摘要 |
Affordable housing was constructed in Taipei City by the Taipei City Government in the 1980s. An-Kang affordable housing was the largest settlement, where issues such as poverty and concentration of vulnerable populations have long existed. When neighborhood environmental factors intersect with domestic vulnerability, they create a high-risk environment for domestic violence within families. In this study, we utilized the government’s domestic-violence mapping database of 2016–2018 to examine the prevalence and forms of domestic violence cases in Mingyi Village, Wenshan District, where An-Kang low-cost housing is located. By employing the Difference-in-Differences, Synthetic Control Method, and Synthetic Difference-in-Differences approaches, we found a significant decrease in the number and prevalence rate of child protection cases in Mingyi Village following the implementation of youth and family services provided by “Prospering Ankang-Benefiting Wenshan,” one of the University Social Responsibility (USR) Projects at National Chengchi University. |