Duksung Women's University and Dobong District Office Sign 'Net-like Welfare' Business Agreement

Duksung Women's University signed a business agreement with Dobong District Office in Seoul on the 8th for the "Dobong-type Companionship with the Vulnerable, Dobong Network Welfare Promotion." / Provided by Duksung Women's University

[Asia Economy Reporter Gong Byung-sun] Duksung Women's University announced on the 11th that it signed a business agreement with Dobong-gu Office in Seoul on the 8th to promote 'Dobong-type companionship with the vulnerable and Dobong safety net welfare.'

The two organizations agreed to mutually cooperate to achieve the goal of enhancing social welfare by discovering, advising, and promoting policies related to companionship with the vulnerable and safety net welfare, providing advisory services for monitoring project performance indicators, and building and developing networks between the two institutions.

Additionally, they will establish communication systems and promote projects by forming civil-government-academic advisory and cooperation groups as well as public cooperation groups. The communication system and policy performance evaluation and advisory roles will be handled by the 'Dobong Companionship Advisory Group,' the discovery and promotion of Dobong-type safety net welfare policies and projects by the 'Dobong Safety Net Welfare Cooperation Group,' and the organization of cooperating departments, community centers, and response to current issues by the 'One-Stop Public Cooperation Group.'

Kim Geon-hee, President of Duksung Women's University, stated, "For successful cooperation, professors will play a professional advisory role, and students will take on practical roles in companionship." She added, "In the welfare field, we will spare no support to help Dobong-gu become the best in the country, from basic to specialized areas."

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