In 2023, NCKU implemented various outreach programs and projects in the local community aimed at improving and promoting health and well-being. These outreach programs and projects encompassed topics such as hygiene, nutrition, family planning, sports, exercise, healthy aging, and other related topics. Additionally, outreach programs were tailored to address the needs of displaced or refugee communities local to the institution.

NCKU Hospital undertakes the government's Long-term Care 2.0 services, with the Long-term Care Division primarily providing case management and home rehabilitation services. In terms of case management, dedicated care managers actively provide consultations and visit clients at home to assess their care needs. They collaborate with individuals to discuss care plans and connect them with various long-term care services and community resources, serving as a strong support system for individuals at home.

NCKU's team introduces students or interested young people to participate in the USR project through course arrangements and research planning. Go out of school, enter the community, and set up a micro-team in the community. Young people will help plan and participate in various activities of the micro-team. Through Qingyin's co-learning and co-creation method, we will develop a "positive lifestyle for the elderly" so that the elderly can interact with young people. People are interested in, interact with, and support each other, which enhances the elderly's sense of self-worth and happiness.

The "2023 Tainan Health Expo" event co-sponsored by the Tainan City Government Health Bureau, National Cheng Kung University Sports AIOT Alliance, Taiwan Healthy Cities Alliance, Taiwan Lifestyle Medicine Association and major hospitals provides various walking teachings and exciting medical and health services The lecture uses an educational and entertaining curation model for all ages to promote and practice healthy living, and understand that a healthy lifestyle is not just a habit, but also a care for oneself and a love for life.

The medical service team of National Cheng Kung University Medical Service Club is composed of National Cheng Kung University students and focuses on health education. For example, free clinics, hypertension, and diabetes are combined with the cancer prevention promotion of the anti-cancer train. The activities of the medical service team are based on a one-year cycle. We will carry out large-scale health education activities such as junior high school team outings, home visits, evening parties, stars, etc., coupled with some small volunteer experience days, such as: children's ward, Huashan elderly care, etc. We hope to use the enthusiasm of college students to give back Ethnic groups in society that need care.