Hapcheon-gun Holds Life Security Committee Meeting to Support Vulnerable Groups

Discussion on Basic Directions for Hapcheon-gun Basic Livelihood Security Projects for Next Year

Hapcheon County in Gyeongnam announced on the 19th that it held a Living Security Committee meeting in the county office's small conference room, attended by 10 members with County Governor Kim Yoon-cheol as the chairman.

At the Living Security Committee, the basic directions and implementation plans for the 2025 Basic Living Security projects were reviewed, including ▲ the operation plan for the 2025 Basic Living Security Fund Special Account ▲ the 2025 Self-Support Work Project Promotion Plan ▲ and the 2025 Annual Survey Plan for Basic Living Security Recipients.

Hapcheon-gun is conducting the Living Security Committee to support vulnerable groups.

Additionally, the committee reviewed the appropriateness of support for 50 households that were decided for pre-protection through deliberation and resolution by the subcommittee, and re-examined the exemption of long-term hospitalization deduction refunds due to admission to welfare facilities before deliberating and resolving the matters.

Furthermore, the members exchanged various opinions on support measures for vulnerable groups within the jurisdiction and conducted in-depth discussions to minimize welfare blind spots.

Governor Kim Yoon-cheol stated, “Interest and action toward those around us are the most effective ways to reduce welfare blind spots,” adding, “The county will do its best to realize Welfare Hapcheon through active promotion of welfare policies and the establishment of a dense welfare safety net.”

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