GH Donates 5 'GH Dongdong Cars' to Improve Mobility Rights for Transportation-Disadvantaged Groups

Kim Se-yong, President of Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation, is delivering a greeting at the vehicle handover ceremony on the 7th to improve mobility rights for transportation-vulnerable groups.

Gyeonggi Housing and Urban Corporation (GH) donated five ‘GH Dong·Dong·Car vehicles’ to guarantee the mobility rights of transportation-vulnerable groups such as the visually impaired.

On the 7th, GH announced that it held a vehicle delivery ceremony for the ‘GH Dong·Dong·Car’ at Manseok Park in Suwon with the Gyeonggi-do Federation of the Visually Impaired and five disability life mobility support centers in five cities and counties within the province.

The GH Dong·Dong·Car vehicle donation project began in August when GH and the Gyeonggi-do Federation of the Visually Impaired signed a business agreement. The project’s name means ‘GH accompanies (동, 同) transportation-vulnerable groups together and moves (동, 動) with them.’

On the day, GH delivered a total of five disability life mobility support vehicles, including wheelchair slope vans produced with a donation fund of 200 million KRW, to the disability life mobility support centers in Goyang, Dongducheon, Yeoju, Suwon, and Osan.

Through this donation, GH plans to support the allocation of new vehicles to underserved areas such as northern Gyeonggi, replace old vehicles, improve mobility convenience for the disabled, and help expand transportation services.

Kim Se-yong, President of GH, said, "Through the GH Dong·Dong·Car donation project, we support the improvement of mobility rights and social participation of people with disabilities. We will continue to fulfill our social responsibilities and practice people-centered management through various donation projects."

By supporting disability life mobility support vehicles, GH plans to contribute to guaranteeing the mobility rights of the disabled, which is a major policy goal of this year’s provincial administration and a key pledge of the 8th local government term.

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