Hyosung Donates 150 Million KRW to Rehabilitation for Low-Income Disabled Children
Consistent Support Since 2013
On the 17th, Hyosung visited the Purme Foundation in Jongno-gu, Seoul, and donated 150 million KRW to support the "Medical Rehabilitation and Family Support for Children with Disabilities" project.
Hyosung's sponsorship funds will be used for rehabilitation treatment for low-income children and adolescents with disabilities, education and psychological therapy for non-disabled siblings of children with disabilities, family trips with Hyosung employees' families, and family invitation concerts.
![On the 17th, Lee Jung-won, Head of Communications at Hyosung (right), represented the company to deliver a donation for children with disabilities and their families to the Purme Foundation, and took a commemorative photo with Baek Kyung-hak, Executive Director of the Purme Foundation. <br>[Photo by Hyosung]](http://www.asiae.co.kr/news/img_view.htm?img=2023051810493535039_1684374574.jpg)
On the 17th, Lee Jung-won, Head of Communications at Hyosung (right), represented the company to deliver a donation for children with disabilities and their families to the Purme Foundation, and took a commemorative photo with Baek Kyung-hak, Executive Director of the Purme Foundation.
[Photo by Hyosung]
Since 2013, Hyosung has been providing integrated support for children with disabilities and their families. For children and adolescents with disabilities in their growth period, treatment costs are supported to ensure they do not miss the rehabilitation treatment period due to financial difficulties. For non-disabled siblings of children with disabilities, who are relatively neglected in family attention due to having a disabled sibling, education expenses and psychological therapy are provided.
Since 2015, family trips involving Hyosung employees' families and families of children with disabilities have been conducted. Through this, members of families with disabilities are helped to relieve stress healthily and gain diverse experiences.
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Hyosung also sponsors barrier-free film production so that people with visual and hearing impairments can enjoy movies without restrictions, and continuously provides sponsorship funds for the Onnuri Sarang Chamber Orchestra for children with developmental disabilities, carrying out various social contribution activities for people with disabilities.
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