Damyang County Holds Training for Town and Township Officials on 'Changing Welfare Programs'

Customized Training on Major Policy and System Changes

Damyang County conducted training on major welfare system changes starting this year for 32 welfare officers from towns and townships on the 12th. Photo by Damyang County

Damyang County, South Jeolla Province (Governor Lee Byeongno), conducted training on June 12 for 32 welfare officers from towns and villages, focusing on major welfare system changes starting this year.

The training, held at the Damyang Eco Center, aimed to ensure that staff fully understand the updated policies and can provide accurate and prompt welfare services to eligible residents.

The program covered key topics such as major amendments to the National Basic Livelihood Security and Medical Assistance systems, the Emergency Welfare Support system, Daily Care Services, Integrated Case Management, Prevention and Management of Solitary Deaths, and the Disability Pension Program, with emphasis on major policy and system changes coming in 2025.

Governor Lee Byeongno stated, "To deliver services that truly benefit residents on the welfare frontlines, the expertise and practical skills of our staff are essential. I hope this training will help each town and village swiftly implement the changing welfare systems and enhance residents' experience of welfare services."

Meanwhile, Damyang County plans to continue offering tailored training programs to strengthen the capabilities of welfare officers, effectively respond to evolving policies, and provide better welfare services to its residents.

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