Anseong City Steps Up to Improve Welfare Workers' Conditions Through Public Healthcare Collaboration

Anseong City, Anseong Hospital, and Social Workers Association
Sign Tripartite Agreement on Health Checkup Support for Social Welfare Workers
Applications for Health Checkup Support for Social Welfare Workers Accepted Until March 13

On March 10, Anseong City in Gyeonggi Province signed a tripartite business agreement with Gyeonggi Provincial Medical Center Anseong Hospital and the Anseong City Social Workers Association to promote the '2026 Health Checkup Support Project for Social Welfare Workers,' aiming to improve the health and working conditions of employees at social welfare facilities.

On the 10th, Anseong City signed a tripartite business agreement with Gyeonggi Provincial Medical Center Anseong Hospital and the Anseong City Social Workers Association to promote the '2026 Health Checkup Fee Support Project for Social Welfare Workers.' Provided by Anseong City

The signing ceremony was attended by the Mayor of Anseong, Jeong Kyungtae, Acting Director of Gyeonggi Provincial Medical Center Anseong Hospital, and Lim Sunhee, President of the Anseong City Social Workers Association, who pledged mutual cooperation for the successful implementation of the project.

The health checkup support project has been jointly carried out by Anseong City and the Anseong City Social Workers Association since 2024 to enhance the welfare of social welfare workers. Notably, this agreement was reached after the association coordinated in advance with Anseong Hospital and proposed to the city, aiming to create a virtuous cycle within the region by utilizing local public medical institutions.

One employee who benefited from the support last year shared, "I was able to undergo a checkup that I had postponed due to busy work, and during the process, I was able to detect cancer early and begin treatment. This is an essential project for workers," expressing gratitude.

The Anseong City Social Workers Association stated, "It is meaningful as this serves as an opportunity to create a virtuous cycle by collaborating with local public medical institutions," while Gyeonggi Provincial Medical Center Anseong Hospital responded, "We will actively cooperate to protect the health of those who are dedicated to the field of social welfare."

An official from Anseong City commented, "This agreement will serve as a model case for regional welfare cooperation involving local government, public medical institutions, and welfare organizations," and added, "We will continue to create a healthy working environment for employees and enhance the quality of welfare services."

Meanwhile, applications for this year's health checkup support will be accepted via Munseo24 or email until March 13.

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