This study first appraised the language ability for a total of 62 disabled preschool children from hospitals, institutions, and schools in the Hualien area, then surveyed relevant school teachers, parents, and disabled preschool children themselves about their needs in the process of language learning. The major findings were: Majority of the disabled preschool children show the delayed language development, or the problems of language disorder. Among various abilities, these disabled preschool children perform better on lagnuage comprehension than on oral expression. Most articulational errors are related to Chinese phonemes, such as "ㄘ、ㄓ、ㄒ、ㄊ、ㄕ、ㄑ、ㄈ". Concerning the needs in language learning, there are a total of 19 suggestions raised by disabled preschool children, 8 by parents, and the other 8 from school teachers. Final results suggested five suggestions for future consideration.