Gyeonggi Province will begin the ‘360° Anywhere Disability Care Night and Holiday Program’, which provides care services for the disabled even at night and on holidays, starting in March.
On the 28th, Gyeonggi Province selected a total of 40 organizations, including 9 institution-centered care type ▲ 15 institution-centered program type ▲ 16 self-help group autonomous type, as the operating organization for the ‘360° anywhere care disability care night and holiday program’ on the provincial website on the 28th. , announced on the 29th.
The institution-centered care type provides care within the institution and provides programs such as cultural and leisure activities depending on the institution’s operation method. The institution-centered program type provides culture and arts (musicals, choir, etc.), physical education (basketball, bowling, etc.), and psychological counseling. , rehabilitation treatment, and family programs are supported.
The autonomous self-help group supports activities such as joobgging and badminton that create social value by sharing hobbies such as exercise and pottery for disabled people and their families who have difficulty meeting self-help groups during the daytime on weekdays due to work.
Gyeonggi Province will allocate a total of 2.1 billion won in project expenses to the 40 selected organizations and provide support of up to 100 million won per type.
Gyeonggi Provincial Office
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Gyeonggi Province previously recruited organizations to operate the ‘Disabled Care Night and Holiday Program’ targeting welfare facilities and organizations for the disabled in the province from February 1 to 20.
People who are interested in disability care night/holiday program services can use the service by contacting a selected organization close to their area of residence. If you have any questions about the program, please contact the Gyeonggi Province Welfare Support Center for the Disabled (☏031-299-5011 (5012).
Previously, Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon held the ‘Spring Talk, Warmer Everywhere’ on December 7 last year and announced the ‘Care Everywhere’ project. ‘Care everywhere’ is Gyeonggi-do
It is one of the ‘Gyeonggi 360° care’ policies being promoted.
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