Gyeonggi Yangju City Infinite Care Happiness Center (Director Kim Nayoung) and Gyeonggi-do Incheon Homeless Facilities Association (President Kim Euio) announced on the 11th that they have signed a business agreement to support low-income and blind spot case management beneficiaries. This agreement focuses on enhancing the quality of social welfare services within the region and supporting the independence of the homeless and vulnerable groups based on mutual cooperation between the two organizations.
Yangju City Infinite Care Happiness Center and Gyeonggi-do Incheon Homeless Facility Association have signed a business agreement to support low-income and blind spot case management subjects. Provided by Yangju City
Through this agreement, they plan to actively cooperate in identifying families in crisis and homeless welfare blind spots, linking services for the homeless and case management beneficiaries, and protecting and supporting the homeless and families in crisis.
Kim Euio, President of the Gyeonggi-do Incheon Homeless Facilities Association, said, "We are pleased to strengthen support for the independence of the homeless and vulnerable groups through this agreement. In particular, we expect to provide more practical and sustainable support by connecting with community resources."
Kim Nayoung, Director of the Yangju City Infinite Care Happiness Center, stated, "This agreement has made it possible to provide more professional and systematic support to families in crisis and low-income households. We will continue to cooperate with the local community to improve the quality of life for families in crisis and low-income households."
The Yangju City Infinite Care Happiness Center provides customized and integrated welfare services to help families in crisis within the region achieve independence and self-sufficiency by linking with public institutions, private social organizations, and companies.
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