Wooridle Social Welfare Foundation, a social welfare corporation, is establishing a new welfare hub to support crisis pregnant women and single-parent families, and to promote a culture of life respect.
Key points
•Establishment of support hub for crisis pregnant women and single-parent families: Headquarters to be built at 889 Gwangmyeong-ro, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do.
•Utilization of multi-functional space: Planned for use as integrated support space and education/communication space.
•Strengthening community cooperation and communication: Operating 'Ullim Cafe' on the first floor and building a network.
Wooridle Social Welfare Foundation operates programs supporting crisis pregnant women, unmarried single-parent families, and single-parent families in welfare blind spots. The foundation is developing a new headquarters at 889 Gwangmyeong-ro, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do, with a total floor area of 110 pyeong and three stories, and anticipates completion this October.
In addition to office space, the new headquarters will be utilized as an integrated support space and a space for life respect culture education and communication for crisis pregnant women, unmarried single-parent families, and single-parent families. The foundation plans to continuously provide life support, emotional support, and linkage to welfare resources to families in need at this location.
Furthermore, 'Ullim Cafe' will be located on the first floor of the headquarters, operating as an open communication space where local residents and visitors can encounter the foundation's activities and the value of life respect. The foundation also plans to expand cooperation with local welfare institutions and related organizations to build a community cooperation network.
Wooridle Social Welfare Foundation began construction of the headquarters after holding a groundbreaking ceremony last March, and is proceeding with construction aiming for completion in mid-October. The foundation stated that it hopes the new headquarters will become a space to meet families in need and share the preciousness of life.
