bhc Chicken 'Haebaragi Volunteer Group' Supports Creation of Garden for Disabled People

bhc Chicken announced on the 29th that the 5th group, Team 1 of the 'Sunflower Volunteer Group,' visited the Songpa Disabled Family Support Center in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the 25th to carry out preliminary work for cultivating the rooftop garden. Photo by bhc Chicken

[Asia Economy Reporter Moon Hyewon] bhc Chicken announced on the 29th that the 5th term, Team 1 of the ‘Sunflower Volunteer Group’ visited the Songpa Disabled Family Support Center in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the 25th to carry out preliminary work for cultivating the rooftop garden.

The activity was conducted as part of the ‘Healing Farmer Project’ at the Songpa Disabled Family Support Center, which opened in March, aimed at assisting the newly established center with a shortage of manpower while promoting emotional development for people with disabilities.

On the day, the volunteers turned over the soil with shovels, removed stones to prepare the field, and completed tasks such as spreading compost, making ridges, and covering with plastic sheets.

A volunteer who participated in the service said, “It was meaningful to see the garden gradually become ready for planting seedlings together with friends,” and added, “I hope those supported by the center feel vitality in their daily lives through the joy of communal work, such as growing crops directly with their families.”

A bhc Chicken official stated, “Through this activity, the Sunflower Volunteer Group not only contributed to enhancing the psychological satisfaction of people with disabilities but also likely increased ecological sensitivity through nature-friendly experiences,” and said, “bhc Chicken will continue to actively support the volunteer group to grow as leaders who deeply empathize with and understand diversity and differences by experiencing various sites.”

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