Roche Diagnostics Provides Computers to Abuse Victimized Children for New School Semester

Roche Diagnostics Korea announced on the 5th that it donated learning electronic devices such as computers and tablets to five group homes for abused children managed by the Korea Child Abuse Prevention Association in celebration of the new school semester.

Korea Roche Diagnostics announced on the 5th that it donated learning electronic devices to child abuse protection facilities under the Korea Child Abuse Prevention Association.
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This sponsorship was additionally prepared and carried out to help resolve difficulties in the lives and education of children after company executives, including CEO Kit Tang, personally visited the group homes last Chuseok, in addition to the annual event supporting child abuse prevention activities funded by donations collected from company employees.

Since 2014, Roche Diagnostics Korea has been cooperating with the Korea Child Abuse Prevention Association to support the operation of group homes and the enhancement of psychological and emotional treatment programs for abused children every year. It supports the lives, treatment, and education of approximately 1,800 abused children annually and internally conducts employee awareness campaigns to eradicate child abuse, such as the 'Pledge to Be a Good Parent.'

Kit Tang, CEO of Roche Diagnostics Korea, said, "Children suffering physical and mental pain due to abuse need social attention and continuous support to grow up in an educational environment free from discrimination," adding, "Roche Diagnostics Korea will continue to strive for abused children in Korea and support them to grow up healthily in a safe and respectful environment."

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