If a reported household is selected as a welfare beneficiary, a reward of 30,000 KRW will be given to the reporter

Guro-gu to Award 30,000 KRW to Reporters of At-Risk Households Starting This Year View original image

Guro-gu will implement the ‘Reward Program for Reporting Vulnerable Households’ starting this year.


The ‘Reward Program for Reporting Vulnerable Households’ is a system that provides a reward to individuals who report vulnerable households in welfare blind spots and have them selected as support recipients.


If there are vulnerable households around you, such as △households struggling to make a living due to loss of income from unemployment or business closure △households needing assistance due to health issues like illness or disability △or other households in crisis situations requiring help due to economic difficulties, anyone can visit or call the local community service center to report. Reporting is also possible via Guro-gu’s Vulnerable Household Report Talk (KakaoTalk channel).


After investigating the reported household’s income and assets, a reward of 30,000 KRW will be given to the reporter only if the household is selected as a welfare recipient (beneficiary, near-poverty, single-parent family, Seoul-type basic security). There is an annual limit of 300,000 KRW per reporter. The vulnerable household members themselves, their relatives, mandatory reporters under Article 13, Paragraph 2 of the Act on the Use and Provision of Social Security Benefits and the Discovery of Beneficiaries, and public officials are excluded from receiving the reward.


Guro-gu plans to provide continuous monitoring and aftercare for the identified vulnerable households using AI check-in services, smart plugs, and local care groups, while encouraging reporters to participate in the welfare community by appointing them as honorary social welfare officers.



A Guro-gu official stated, “A small interest in neighbors can provide great help,” and added, “We hope for active reports from residents.”


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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