LG HelloVision Supports 'Aideulnara' for Families of Children with Developmental Disabilities in Yangju City

Kang Myunghwan, LG HelloVision Sales Manager (left), and Kim Jeonghee, Director of Yangju City Disabled Welfare Center (right), are posing for a commemorative photo at the 'Idulnara' handover ceremony held at the Yangju City Disabled Welfare Center on the 21st.
[Photo by LG HelloVision]

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heung-soon] LG HelloVision announced on the 22nd that it will support the 'U+tv Idleulnara' service for families with children with developmental disabilities in Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do.

LG HelloVision, in cooperation with the Yangju City Disabled Comprehensive Welfare Center, selects households in urgent need of care within the area and provides free installation of Hello TV and usage fees for Idleulnara for two years.

The mother of a child with a speech disorder participating in the support project said, "My child is learning Hangul through songs and rhythmic movements on Idleulnara," adding, "It is useful because my child can engage in language learning and physical exercise at home, avoiding the risk of COVID-19."

LG HelloVision also provides psychological testing and counseling for parents of children with disabilities. Considering that parents spend a large portion of their time caring for their children due to the characteristics of developmental disabilities and that the recent increase in time spent at home has intensified parenting stress and burden, the company plans to help restore their psychological stability through emotional support programs.

Kang Myung-hwan, Head of Sales for Gangwon at LG HelloVision, said, "We are pleased that LG HelloVision's media service can help alleviate the difficulties faced by families with children with developmental disabilities," and added, "As a community-based business operator, we will continue to identify local issues and provide various support to resolve them."

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