Busan Urban Corporation Completes Renovation of Child Independence Support Facility 'Minerva House'

Busan Urban Corporation (BMC, President Shin Changho) has completed the renovation project for the child independence support facility 'Minerva House' and recently held a completion ceremony for the 'No. 1 BMC House for Building Tomorrow.'

Busan Urban Corporation has completed the renovation of the child independence support facility 'Minerva House' and is taking a commemorative photo. Photo by BMC

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This project was carried out to provide a comfortable and safe residential environment for young people preparing for independence.

'Minerva House' is a facility that offers various educational programs and living spaces to help children over the age of 18 who have been under protection adapt to society.

Through this renovation project, BMC repaired aging facilities, improved safety equipment, and expanded living convenience facilities. As a result, the company has established a foundation for young people to live in a stable environment and prepare for their future.

The completion ceremony was attended by Shin Changho, President of Busan Urban Corporation, Lee Sugyeong, Head of the Green Umbrella Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam Regional Headquarters, City Councilor Park Daekeun, and facility officials, who celebrated the successful completion of the project together.

President Shin Changho stated, "Minerva House is a precious space where young people can nurture their dreams and plan for their future," and added, "I hope this renovation project will serve as a strong support for young people on their path to independence."

In addition to this project, Busan Urban Corporation plans to continuously expand customized social contribution activities, including support for children and young people, improvement of residential environments, and assistance for vulnerable groups.

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