HiteJinro Holds 'Firefighter Family Healing Camp'

2-night 3-day event in Jeju Island for communication with families of fallen firefighters
Since 2018, continuing support projects for firefighter families including scholarships and living expenses assistance

[Asia Economy Reporter Eunmo Koo] HiteJinro held a healing camp for the bereaved families of fallen firefighters for the first time in three years.

HiteJinro announced on the 21st that it conducted the "Healing Camp for Firefighter Families with HiteJinro" for 2 nights and 3 days from the 19th to the 21st at the Booyoung Resort in Jeju Island. As part of the firefighter support project, the event was attended by a total of about 40 people, including 10 bereaved families, and representatives from HiteJinro, the National Fire Agency, and the Firefighters' Association.

Starting in 2018, this healing camp, held for the third time this year, was planned to communicate with the bereaved families of fallen firefighters who devoted themselves to the public and to provide an opportunity for the children of the deceased to foster pride in their fallen family members.

During the camp, the bereaved families experienced various programs such as healing programs that provide mental and physical stability, communication programs and lectures to strengthen family harmony, and sightseeing programs.

Kim In-gyu, CEO of HiteJinro, said, "Through this healing camp, I hope the bereaved families of fallen firefighters can share their difficulties with each other, find psychological stability, and live healthy lives," adding, "I hope HiteJinro's continuous support projects for firefighter bereaved families will raise social interest and provide at least some hope and comfort to firefighters and their families."

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