Korea Housing Finance Corporation, 'Building Homes with Love' Working Hard

Habitat Volunteers Step Up to Build Homes for Homeless Low-Income Families

On the 18th, employees of the Korea Housing Finance Corporation took a commemorative photo after participating in a Love House Building volunteer activity.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Korea Housing Finance Corporation (HF) has launched a volunteer activity to build homes for low-income citizens without houses.

On the 18th, HF announced that it is conducting a "Love Home Building" volunteer activity by building houses for homeless low-income citizens at the Habitat site in Dongnam-gu, Cheonan-si, Chungnam Province.

Habitat is a global community movement where volunteers provide design and labor free of charge to build homes for homeless low-income citizens struggling with poor housing conditions and high housing costs.

On this day, 30 members of the HF employees' "Bogeumjari Volunteer Group" visited the wooden house construction site participating in the "2020 Habitat Hope Dream House" campaign, received safety prevention training, and volunteered in tasks such as manufacturing and installing wooden wall panels.

HF President Lee Jeong-hwan said, "It is meaningful if the house built together with employees becomes a warm home for someone," adding, "We will continue to actively participate in securing homes and improving housing environments for neighbors in need."

In addition to this year's "Love Home Building" volunteer activity, HF is carrying out various social contribution activities to stabilize housing for low-income citizens, such as the "HF Dream House" project to improve the housing environment for vulnerable groups like elderly living alone, and the "Community Creation" project for local residents.

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