Kim Aebun Receives 'Individual Award' in Senior Center Coordinator Category

The Gyeongsan City Branch of the Korea Senior Citizens Association in Gyeongbuk was recently selected as an excellent performing organization for the "Gyeongsangbuk-do 2020 Senior Center Happiness Helper" and received the "Encouragement Award."

The Gyeongsan City Branch of the Korea Senior Citizens Association in Gyeongbuk was recently selected as an excellent performing organization for the "Gyeongsangbuk-do 2020 Senior Center Happiness Helper" and received the "Encouragement Award."

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[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Jae-ho] Gyeongsan City announced on the 21st that the Gyeongsan City Branch of the Korea Senior Citizens Association (Chairman Park Se-pyeong) was recently selected as an excellent performing institution in the 'Gyeongbuk Province 2020 Senior Citizens' Center Happiness Helper' project and received the 'Encouragement Award.' Additionally, Kim Ae-bun received an individual award in the Senior Citizens' Center Coordinator category.


The 'Senior Citizens' Center Happiness Helper Project' is a Gyeongbuk Province initiative launched in October 2019 to provide comprehensive integrated welfare services centered on village-level senior citizens' centers.


Sixteen happiness helpers affiliated with the Gyeongsan City Senior Citizens Association regularly visited 381 senior citizens' centers once a week throughout the year, operating leisure programs and inspecting facility safety.


In particular, amid the spread of COVID-19, they played the role of safety helpers by distributing quarantine supplies, producing and distributing mask holders, educating on prevention rules, and regularly making welfare calls and conducting visit consultations for elderly living alone.



Choi Young-jo, Mayor of Gyeongsan City, stated, "Next year, we will actively support the operation of more diverse and differentiated programs tailored to the needs of senior citizens' center users, so that they can faithfully perform not only leisure activities but also the role of health guardians."


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