According to the National Museum of Marine Science and Technology's document No. 1141000371.

1. The museum's "2025 Boundless Ocean" subsidy program primarily targets two categories: "Future Columbus" and "Hand-in-Hand Tour of Marine Science." "Future Columbus" prioritizes disadvantaged schools and parent-child groups, including new immigrants, rural children, indigenous people, elderly individuals, and people with disabilities. "Hand-in-Hand Tour of Marine Science" prioritizes children from orphanages and individuals with moderate to severe disabilities, mainly including social welfare groups, special education school classes, or groups. The number of participating groups will be flexibly adjusted based on the actual implementation of the program. Please refer to the attachment for the detailed guidelines.

2. The subsidy items for the aforementioned programs include: transportation fees, admission fees, meal expenses, and course experience fees. Priority will be given to schools/groups that have never applied for the museum's "Future Columbus" or "Dreaming of the Ocean" activity subsidies within the past three years. The number of participants (including teachers and students) per group is generally capped at 35 people. To download the application form, please visit https://www.nmmst.gov.tw/chhtml/newsdetail/556/9203.

3. Contact information for the personnel in charge is as follows:

(1) E-mail: fendi.liou@ops.nmmst.gov.tw, Ms. Liu.

(2) Contact phone number: 02-2469-6000 ext. 7022 Ms. Liu, 7032 Ms. Yu, 7028 Ms. Fu.