Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters Donates to Two Youth Recovery Centers in Busan

On August 25, the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (Director Sangwook Lee) delivered a donation of 10 million won to two youth recovery centers in the Busan area at the Busan Family Court.

Sangwook Lee, Director of the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters (5th from the left), and Yangjun Park, Chief Judge of the Busan Family Court (6th), are taking a commemorative photo with event participants. Provided by Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters

Youth recovery centers serve as alternative homes that protect and nurture juveniles who have received protective dispositions under the Juvenile Act. Currently, there are five such centers operating in Busan. Among them, With Youth Recovery Center (Director Jeong Yeondu) and Raon Youth Recovery Center (Director Kim Sangmin) are not receiving any government support.

On this day, the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters delivered a total of 10 million won in donations, with 5 million won provided to each center, in the presence of Yangjun Park, Chief Judge of the Busan Family Court, officials from the Busan Community Chest of Korea, and others.

Since 2018, the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters has donated a total of 105 million won to youth recovery centers in Busan over the past eight years through the Dandelion Seed Fund, which is raised through voluntary contributions from its executives and employees.

Sangwook Lee, Director of the Gori Nuclear Power Headquarters, said, "I hope that protected juveniles can live in a better environment and grow into healthy members of society," adding, "The Gori Headquarters will continue to participate in social contribution activities that support the dreams and futures of young people."

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