The Korean Living Welfare Social Cooperative will carry out a housing improvement project for veterans and their families in Gimpo, funded by Korea Airports Corporation.
Key points
•Korean Living Welfare selected as KAC's 'Warm House' project executor
•16 veteran households in Gimpo to benefit from a 1 billion won housing improvement program
•Customized home repairs and volunteer activities by Korea Airports Corporation employees included
The cooperative will improve the living conditions of 16 veteran households in Gimpo at a total cost of 1 billion won. The project aims to provide safe and comfortable homes for national heroes and their families.
Each household will receive customized home repairs, including wallpaper and floor replacement, bathroom renovations, electrical, gas, and plumbing inspections, light fixture changes, and exterior wall painting. Korea Airports Corporation employees are also scheduled to participate in volunteer activities.
Cooperative president Go Byung Hyun said, 'It is meaningful to convey gratitude through improved living environments.'
