Hanwha Life Expands Membership Program for Self-Supporting Youth

Hanwha Life announced on May 16 that, in partnership with the Social Solidarity Bank (Together-Making-the-World Association), it is recruiting the second cohort of participants for the 'WE CARE_DREAM' youth membership program, targeting self-supporting youth nationwide.

Applications will be accepted online from today until June 8. For more details, applicants can visit the Social Solidarity Bank website. Selected participants, chosen through document screening and interviews, will be active from June 2025 to May 2028.

The WE CARE_DREAM youth membership program is part of the 'WE CARE' youth care campaign, which supports the independence and daily lives of young people in blind spots. The program aims to help self-supporting youth achieve stable social integration and financial independence.

WE CARE_DREAM, which began with 50 first-cohort members, will add 60 new participants this time, expanding the total to 110 members.

The program is open to self-supporting youth aged 19 to 34 nationwide. Any self-supporting youth willing to actively participate in youth exchange and leadership activities is eligible to apply.

The WE CARE_DREAM membership provides various benefits, including the formation of bonds and emotional support through membership building, as well as strengthening self-governance capabilities and nurturing leaders.

To enhance the leadership skills of youth, the program selects operating committee members each year, offering activity funding and experience in program planning and management. Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in key community decision-making through regular general meetings. Support for family events and cultural activities is also provided.

Hong Jungpyo, Executive Vice President of Hanwha Life's Communications Office, stated, "The WE CARE_DREAM youth membership is a meaningful support activity that provides practical assistance for the healthy independence of youth in blind spots," adding, "We will continue to offer various forms of support to help self-supporting youth achieve stable social integration."