Hanwha Life Insurance Conducts Volunteer Activities for Elderly Living Alone in Celebration of Chuseok

Hanwha General Insurance announced on the 28th that employees of the Auto Compensation Center delivered holiday support items to 32 senior customized care service centers nationwide and to elderly living alone, and conducted non-face-to-face safety education volunteer activities to prevent emergency situations.

[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Hyung-gil] Hanwha General Insurance announced on the 28th that employees of the Auto Compensation Center delivered holiday support items to 32 senior customized care service institutions nationwide and to elderly people living alone, and conducted non-face-to-face safety education volunteer activities to prevent emergency situations.

Employees of the Auto Compensation Center delivered groceries non-face-to-face to elderly people living alone, who were matched through local welfare institutions, and created safety education video content that life welfare workers could use with laptops or tablets to educate the elderly directly.

The safety education videos consisted of instructions on how to act in case of fire accidents, prevention of home safety accidents, indoor stretching, and prevention of financial fraud.

A Hanwha General Insurance official said, "This is part of the Happy Together social contribution program for elderly people living alone, operated quarterly by the Comprehensive Support Center for the Elderly Living Alone," adding, "Employees united their hearts for the safety and health of elderly people living alone in their homes."

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