Mickey Mouse and Toy Story Characters Arrive at Samsung Medical Center’s Pediatric Ward

Disney Korea Installs Character Art in a Pediatric Ward for the First Time in Korea

The Children's Ward at Samsung Medical Center Transformed into a Child-Friendly Space

Walt Disney Company Korea announced on October 15 that, in collaboration with Make-A-Wish Korea, it has renovated the children’s ward at Samsung Medical Center into a child-friendly space. Disney, Pixar, and Marvel character art installations have been added to help children receive treatment in a more comfortable environment.

This project is part of Disney’s global social contribution campaign, the “Children’s Hospital Initiative.” For the first time in Korea, Disney character artwork has been installed in a pediatric ward.

At the entrance to the children’s ward, characters from “Inside Out” welcome visitors, while the corridors and observation rooms feature “Mickey and Friends,” “Toy Story,” and “Monsters, Inc.” The lounge area is decorated with characters from “Winnie the Pooh” and “Zootopia,” and a space has been created where children can watch Disney content on TV.

Kim Soyeon, Country Manager of Disney Korea, said, “It is meaningful to be able to bring hope and comfort to children and their families,” adding, “We will continue to provide positive experiences through Disney’s storytelling.”

Disney is currently running the global Children’s Hospital Initiative in approximately 1,600 medical institutions around the world. The company is promoting a pediatric treatment environment improvement program valued at about 100 million dollars.

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