Namyangju City Signs Agreement to Improve Housing Conditions for Vulnerable Children and Adolescents

Namyangju City, Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Joo Gwang-deok) announced the start of a project on the 18th by signing a business agreement with ENS Korea Co., Ltd. and the Namyangju Welfare Foundation to improve the housing environment for vulnerable children and adolescents.

Joo Gwang-deok, Mayor of Namyangju City (center), is signing a business agreement on the 18th with Park Jun-han, CEO of ENS Korea Co., Ltd., and Won Byung-il, CEO of Namyangju City Welfare Foundation, to improve the residential environment for vulnerable children and adolescents. Provided by Namyangju City

According to this agreement, the city will recommend project beneficiaries and support cooperation and promotion necessary for project operation, while ENS Korea Co., Ltd. will provide designated donation funds annually to ensure the sustainability of the project.

Additionally, the Namyangju Welfare Foundation will be responsible for promoting the housing environment improvement project, recruiting beneficiaries, and receiving and distributing donations.

Mayor Joo Gwang-deok said at the signing ceremony, “This agreement is more than just cooperation; it will be an important foundation for the sustainable development of the local community and mutual growth for socially vulnerable groups. Namyangju City will continue to do its best to become a welfare city leading in sharing.”

Park Jun-han, CEO of ENS Korea Co., Ltd., said, “We are pleased to have finalized this business agreement to improve the housing environment for vulnerable groups in the region. We will lead social responsibility management by creating a healthy society and environment through various social contribution activities.”

Won Byung-il, CEO of the Namyangju Welfare Foundation, stated, “We deeply appreciate ENS Korea Co., Ltd. for providing practical support to improve the housing environment for vulnerable children and adolescents. The Namyangju Welfare Foundation will also do its best to actively identify and support those in need.”