Acting Governor of Gyeongsangnam-do, Ha Byung-pil (right), presented a certificate of appreciation to Hwang In-gyun, Director of the Gyeongsangnam-do Comprehensive Welfare Center for the Disabled. [Image source=Gyeongsangnam-do]

Acting Governor of Gyeongsangnam-do, Ha Byung-pil (right), presented a certificate of appreciation to Hwang In-gyun, Director of the Gyeongsangnam-do Comprehensive Welfare Center for the Disabled. [Image source=Gyeongsangnam-do]

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[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Sang-hyun] Gyeongsangnam-do awarded a plaque of appreciation to the social welfare corporation 'Beomsuk' for contributing to the development of welfare for the disabled in the region on the 22nd, and presented a commendation to Hwang In-gyun, director of the Gyeongnam Disabled Comprehensive Welfare Center.


The Gyeongsangnam-do Disabled Comprehensive Welfare Center opened in Bonggok-dong, Uichang-gu, Changwon in 1992 and was entrusted and operated by Beomsuk for 30 years.


The welfare center has promoted various projects to help disabled people in the province become independent in the local community through rehabilitation counseling guidance and evaluation, social adaptation guidance education, and research activities related to welfare policies for the disabled.


Director Hwang, who has worked at the welfare center since February 2018, contributed to the advancement of human rights and welfare for the disabled through active cooperation and communication with related organizations and groups in the province.



Acting Governor Ha Byung-pil said, "The welfare center has played an important role in promoting the human rights of disabled people in our region and supporting their social participation," adding, "I am grateful for the efforts and passion of the director and staff, even though operating the welfare center has been challenging due to COVID-19."


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