Yeoncheon-gun, Gyeonggi Province (Governor Kim Deok-hyun) announced on the 21st that on the 20th, it conducted a "Welfare Blind Spot Discovery Campaign" to eliminate welfare blind spots along with a busking performance at Yeoncheon Station Square on Seoul Metropolitan Subway Line 1.
Yeoncheon-gun conducted a "Welfare Blind Spot Discovery Campaign" to address welfare blind spots, along with a busking performance, at the Yeoncheon Station plaza on Line 1 of the Seoul Metropolitan Subway on the 20th. Provided by Yeoncheon-gun
This campaign was organized to identify vulnerable groups around us who need help but are not receiving support, and to encourage local residents to pay attention to their neighbors.
On that day, case managers from the Welfare Policy Division’s Hope Welfare Team distributed leaflets and promotional items to residents while providing guidance on welfare systems and support methods.
In addition, they promoted how to report crisis households and encouraged residents to immediately request help when they discover neighbors in difficulty.
Kim Jeong-hye, head of the Welfare Policy Division, said, “Through this campaign, we will actively discover neighbors in welfare blind spots and do our best to ensure they receive the necessary support. Since residents’ interest and reports are important, we ask for your active participation.”
Meanwhile, Yeoncheon-gun plans to continue regular campaigns and promotional activities to eliminate welfare blind spots in the future.
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