The Daegu Bukgu Senior Club received the Minister of Health and Welfare's Award after achieving an A grade in a government evaluation of elderly employment programs.
Key points
•Daegu Bukgu Senior Club received A grade in health ministry evaluation
•2025 plans include launching 'Bread Dough Recycling Station' and 'Health Medical Service Manager'
•Club focuses on community collaboration to boost senior job opportunities
The club has been operating various elderly employment initiatives tailored to the region’s characteristics and seniors' experiences, aiming to provide stable and sustainable jobs. In 2025, they plan to launch new projects such as 'Bread Dough Recycling Station' and 'Health Medical Service Manager,' expanding their elderly employment scope.
The club emphasizes collaboration with local communities and private organizations to increase opportunities for senior social participation and identify high-quality job positions. Director Yi Suk-hee praised the seniors who actively participated in these programs and expressed a commitment to continue developing stable and sustainable elderly employment initiatives.
This achievement will enable the club to strengthen existing projects, continuously explore new models of elderly employment linked with local communities, and offer vibrant retirement and social engagement opportunities for seniors.
