National Center for Mental Health and Kakao Healthcare Sign Business Agreement for Public Mental Health

The National Center for Mental Health announced on the 19th that it will sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Kakao Healthcare to promote public mental health.

The National Center for Mental Health is an institution that implements medical, policy support, research, and education to promote public mental health. It provides information on mental health through social networking services (SNS) and other platforms. Kakao Healthcare offers solutions that users and partners in digital healthcare can easily use and be satisfied with, delivered via mobile.

The two organizations plan to establish a cooperative system through a business partnership in the field of mental health, aiming to improve mental health awareness and promote public mental health through mutual cooperation.

Gwak Young-sook, director of the National Center for Mental Health, stated, “At this time when mental health issues are rapidly increasing, it is very important for the public and private sectors to actively promote awareness and methods for managing and preventing mental health problems.” She added, “We will do our best to create greater synergy by cooperating with Kakao Healthcare for public mental health.” Hwang Hee, CEO of Kakao Healthcare, said, “Through our partnership with the National Center for Mental Health, we expect to widely disseminate information and resources related to mental health and contribute to helping socially vulnerable groups.”

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