Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters Donates 17 Million Won Worth of Laptops to Dream Start Children

On the 11th, the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters held a ceremony at the Gijang County Office to deliver educational laptops worth 17 million won to children targeted by the Gijang County Dream Start program. Kim Jong-i, Director of External Cooperation (third from the right), along with officials from Gijang County Office and the Community Chest of Korea, are posing for a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters gifted 14 learning laptops to children from vulnerable groups.

Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters (Head Lee Kwang-hoon) announced on the 12th that on the afternoon of the 11th, it delivered learning laptops worth a total of 17 million won to 14 households with Dream Start children in Gijang-gun at the Gijang-gun Office.

Dream Start is a project that establishes measures for the healthy growth and development of children from vulnerable groups and supports them to grow into healthy and happy members of society by ensuring equal starting opportunities.

On that day, Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters supported learning laptops worth a total of 17 million won to improve the learning efficiency of Dream Start children and contribute to closing the digital information gap.

Kim Jong-i, Director of External Cooperation at Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters, said, “Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters plans to continuously cooperate with Gijang-gun to eliminate welfare blind spots around us, discover various welfare demand sites, and provide generous support.”

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