Good People Provides 100 Million Won in Scholarships for Group Home Children and Young Adults Preparing for Independence

On the 28th, scholarship certificates were awarded to 20 young adults preparing for independence at the Good People headquarters in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Good People

The international relief and development NGO Good People (President Kim Cheonsu) announced on July 29 that it will provide a total of 100 million won in scholarships by the end of July to offer learning opportunities to children living in group homes and young adults preparing for independence.

Through this program, Good People will provide academic scholarships of 2 million won each to 20 high school students residing in group homes. In addition, 20 young adults under the age of 24 who are either still living in group homes or have recently left will receive scholarships of 3 million won each, which can be used for university tuition or self-development. These recipients will also be offered opportunities for volunteer activities through social welfare facilities in partnership with Good People.

Scholarship recipients were selected based on a comprehensive evaluation of their academic performance, self-development plans, and sincerity. Good People is also planning to provide additional scholarships to outstanding students who improve their grades or achieve their self-development goals.

On July 28, Good People held a scholarship certificate award ceremony at its headquarters in Mapo-gu, Seoul, presenting certificates to 20 young adults preparing for independence and encouraging them in their studies. Good People collaborates with 165 group homes nationwide to support children and adolescents with living expenses and educational costs, ensuring they have access to quality education.

Kim Cheonsu, President of Good People, stated, "We launched this scholarship program to support children who pursue their dreams with passion," and added, "We will continue to provide various forms of assistance to ensure that children and adolescents in group homes are not excluded from educational opportunities."