Shinhan Life Supports Vulnerable Elderly with 'Warm Winter Survival' Supplies During Severe Cold Season

Shinhan Life President Sung Dae-gyu (left in the photo) and Kim Hyun-mi, Director of the Comprehensive Support Center for Elderly Living Alone, are holding a ceremony for the delivery of winter support supplies for vulnerable elderly and taking a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Reporter Changhwan Lee] Shinhan Life announced on the 18th that it has donated 30 sets (a total of 600 items) of electric heating mats and microfiber blankets worth 60 million KRW to the Senior Citizens Living Alone Comprehensive Support Center to help elderly people stay healthy during the severe cold season.

The donated items were delivered through home visits by dedicated social workers and life support staff to 300 vulnerable elderly people living alone in areas with particularly high cold wave warning issuance rates nationwide, including Goseong-gun and Inje-gun in Gangwon-do.

Sung Daegyu, CEO of Shinhan Life, said, "Shinhan Life intends to maintain continuous interest and practice in sharing warmth with marginalized neighbors," adding, "Although the scale of support is not large, we hope it will help the elderly get through the winter."

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