Daegu City Operated 'Shalom Gieok School' Signs Business Agreement
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Young-wook] Shalom Memory School, located in Seo-gu, Daegu, announced on the 30th that it signed a business agreement with domestic mask manufacturer Ininco Holdings Co., Ltd. on the 25th to improve welfare for the elderly.
According to Shalom Memory School, this agreement was made suddenly after Ininco Holdings representatives Kim Min-ji and Moon Ki-baek, who have been continuously conducting donation activities for elderly welfare amid the resurgence of COVID-19, heard about the country's first dementia prevention school operated by a local government.
Ininco promised to donate 2,400 masks monthly to prevent COVID-19 and promote health for the elderly users of Shalom Memory School. Ininco Holdings is a specialized domestic mask manufacturing company.
Shalom Memory School is an institution operated by Daegu City since 2013 with the purpose of creating a city free from dementia worries. It is a customized facility aimed at improving cognitive abilities of elderly people with mild dementia who have not received nursing care grades.
Heo Seung-yong, director of Shalom Memory School, expressed gratitude to Ininco, saying, "In these difficult times, the mask donation for our members to prevent the spread of COVID-19 will allow us to spend a warm winter despite the cold weather."
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