Anseong City Provides Six Emergency Support Housing Units Free of Charge to Citizens Facing Housing Crises

Up to Six Months of Residency Available

Anseong City in Gyeonggi Province announced on January 19 that it will provide six units of 'Emergency Support Housing' free of charge for up to six months to citizens facing housing crises such as disasters, domestic violence, or forced eviction.

Anseong City has prepared the 'Emergency Support Housing' to ensure housing stability for citizens facing crisis situations. Provided by Anseong City

This year, the city added five units in Miyang-myeon to the existing one unit in Anseong 2-dong. There is no monthly rent, and residents are only required to pay for utilities and maintenance fees. Eligible applicants are Anseong citizens who are experiencing crises such as domestic violence, abuse, rental fraud, or forced eviction, but are unable to access other housing welfare benefits.

The housing units are approximately 43 square meters each, and recipients are selected based on vacancy status and other considerations. The city supports citizens in crisis by linking this initiative with assistance programs at the Housing Welfare Center and the administrative welfare centers in towns and districts.

For more information, inquiries can be made to the Housing Division of Anseong City, the Housing Welfare Center, or the Administrative Welfare Center.