Housing Finance Corporation, "Jobs for Seniors... Safety for the Village"

Busan City and Busan Police Agency Launch 'Senior Village Safety Keeper' Project

On the 8th, the Korea Housing Finance Corporation signed a business agreement for the 'Senior Village Safety Keeper Senior Job Project' with Busan City and the Busan Police Agency at Busan City Hall. From the left in the photo are Lee Jeong-hwan, President of the Korea Housing Finance Corporation; Byun Seong-wan, Acting Mayor of Busan; and Jin Jeong-mu, Chief of the Busan Police Agency. Photo by Lee Jeong-hwan

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Korea Housing Finance Corporation (HF) has signed a business agreement with Busan City and Busan Police Agency to create safe communities and provide job opportunities for the elderly through the senior ‘Village Safety Keeper Senior Job Project.’

Through this agreement, HF Corporation plans to offer various services including ▲crime prevention activities such as patrols, monitoring youth hazardous locations, and checking CCTV safety facilities, as well as ▲repairing old housing facilities for low-income vulnerable residential groups ▲supporting the repair and maintenance of public facilities such as playgrounds and sports facilities.

The three organizations will collaborate to promote systematic safety management and accident prevention activities centered on local communities. The corporation plans to provide ‘Senior Village Safety Keeper’ jobs to 200 seniors aged 60 and above in the Busan area.

Lee Jeong-hwan, President of the Housing Finance Corporation, said, “Through the Senior Village Safety Keeper project, we aim to provide good jobs for the elderly and create a safe residential environment for the local community.”

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