Currently, Taiwanese society is undergoing rapid aging. In recent years, community geriatric health promotion programs have been undergoing positive development, which is a big step forward for the work being done in the geriatric care community. In the past two years, the author has been extensively observing the Grace Unity Association (GUA) and the work they do in organizing geriatric health promotion community programs. In addition to giving an overview of GUA's health promotion training program, this article mainly seeks to explore the contributions of the leading personnel in these community geriatric health promotion programs. This article also seeks to explore the personal growth in the personnel involved and address areas in need of improvement for these programs. The author interviewed five service personnel involved in promoting these programs. They shared results they've seen in these community health promotion programs, and they also shared their feelings and reflections concerning their work over the past two years. This study found that health promotion programs showed results in helping the minds and bodies of the elderly to be more active. It has also enabled the elderly to live autonomously and age in place. Through participating in community activities, the elderly have been able to age successfully and actively. Not only that, but volunteers have also experienced personal growth and healthy interaction with their families. There has been effective results in geriatric promotion through the training process of these personnel. In the future, these personnel will continue to be trained and supervised in order to maintain high quality of service. This research seeks to make four suggestions. 1. Training and developing personnel is needed for these health promotion programs to succeed. 2. Managing the teams in these health promotion programs requires training, discussion and cultivation, and conference skill training. 3 Basic functions of leaders in health promotion programs are empathy, ability to maintain and respect the dignity of the elderly, and the ability to community effectively with the elderly. 4. Health promotion programs can improve their understanding and skills in certain areas in geriatric care. For instance, it would help if they learned more concerning gait-related issues, leading programs for the disabled, or leading programs for muscular endurance, etc.