Hyundai Green Food Supports Vulnerable Groups in Welfare Blind Spots with Yongin Seobu Police Station

Business Agreement to Protect Vulnerable Households
Providing Greeting Healthy Meals to 500 Local Children Affected
Support for Independence and Economic Assistance Also Included

Hyundai Green Food, a comprehensive food company under Hyundai Department Store Group, announced on the 26th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Yongin Western Police Station in Gyeonggi Province to protect and support socially vulnerable groups in welfare blind spots.

Park Hong-jin, CEO of Hyundai Green Food (right), and Lee Jong-gil, Chief of Yongin Western Police Station, are posing for a commemorative photo after signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to identify and support vulnerable households in welfare blind spots.
[Photo by Hyundai Green Food]

They are posing for a commemorative photo.

Under this agreement, Hyundai Green Food plans to provide healthy greeting meals such as Samgyetang and abalone porridge three times a year to 500 children residing in communal living homes for abused children and local children's centers within the jurisdiction. Additionally, it will support employment linkage programs to help socially vulnerable individuals exposed to domestic violence become self-reliant, as well as food-related certification courses for multicultural family support centers. For abused children in need of financial assistance, up to 100,000 KRW per month will be provided for a maximum of six years.

Park Hong-jin, CEO of Hyundai Green Food, said, "We are honored to contribute to protecting socially vulnerable groups in welfare blind spots and establishing a system that enables their independence. We will continue to diversify support and programs that help enhance the social stability of vulnerable groups."

Hyundai Green Food is also conducting various projects to help solve social issues faced by isolated elderly groups, including providing diabetes-friendly meal boxes for elderly living alone, sharing kimchi with low-income elderly households, and supporting air purifiers for senior welfare centers.

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