Comedians Kim Wonhoon and Park Semi Lead Efforts to Prevent Rental Fraud and Support Youth Housing Stability

Comedians Kim Wonhoon and Park Semi appointed as ambassadors for the Korea Habitat-Kakao Pay 'Todak Todak Building Hope' campaign. Korea Habitat

Korea Habitat announced on June 13 that comedians Kim Wonhoon and Park Semi have been appointed as ambassadors for the joint Kakao Pay-Korea Habitat campaign "Todak Todak Building Hope," which aims to create a safe residential environment for young people in their 20s and 30s.

Kim Wonhoon and Park Semi will participate in educational content to prevent rental fraud and in activities to improve housing conditions, with the goal of raising public awareness about youth housing issues. The "Todak Todak Building Hope" campaign was organized to support young people in their 20s and 30s who are struggling with housing issues such as rental fraud, and to provide them with stable homes through practical support.

For this campaign, Kakao Pay and Kakao Pay Insurance donated 550 million won to Korea Habitat, an international nonprofit organization focused on housing welfare, through a business agreement. Korea Habitat plans to produce educational content to prevent rental fraud, provide checklists for safe contracts, and carry out renovations to improve the living environment for young victims of rental fraud.

Comedians Kim Wonhoon and Park Semi appointed as ambassadors for the Korea Habitat-Kakao Pay 'Todak Todak Building Hope' campaign. Korea Habitat

Kim Wonhoon said, "I have received a lot of love from young people, so I am happy to be able to participate in something that can help them." Park Semi said, "Having personally experienced rental fraud, this campaign is especially meaningful to me," adding, "I hope this campaign will empower other victims as well."

As campaign ambassadors, Kim Wonhoon and Park Semi will appear in educational videos on preventing rental fraud and share real-life cases. Park Semi will also directly participate in events to improve the housing conditions of young victims. The campaign will be available on the official Korea Habitat website starting July 4.