Woori Financial to Provide KRW 3 Billion to Support Vulnerable Youth Toward Independence, Cooperates With Ministry of Health and Welfare
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Woori Financial Group will participate in "Youth S.T.E.P," a support program for vulnerable young people entering society and the first project under the Ministry of Health and Welfare's "Everyone's Connection." Woori Financial announced on the 22nd that it had signed an MOU on promoting "Youth S.T.E.P" with the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Community Chest of Korea. Woori Financial will provide a total of KRW 3 billion over the next 3 years, and the project will operate in the Screening-Preparation-Experience-Settlement stages.
Woori Financial Group will participate in the Ministry of Health and Welfare's first "Everyone's Connection" project. The project it will take part in is "Youth S.T.E.P," a support program for vulnerable young people entering society. The program aims to help young people who face difficulties in entering society achieve independence.
Woori Financial announced on the 22nd that it had signed an MOU on promoting "Youth S.T.E.P" with the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Community Chest of Korea. The agreement is intended for Woori Financial Group to join "Youth S.T.E.P," the first "Everyone's Connection" project of the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
"Youth S.T.E.P" targets vulnerable young people entering society, including young people preparing for independence and socially isolated or reclusive young people. It is also operated as a structure that provides support linked from job-seeking preparation to settlement in society. Woori Financial will provide a total of KRW 3 billion over the next 3 years, and the funds will be managed as a designated donation through the Community Chest of Korea.
Woori Financial Group said the project is not a one-off form of support but comprehensive assistance tailored to each young person's situation. It explained that the support process consists of "identification-preparation-experience-settlement" and that this direction is also reflected in the program name S.T.E.P.
This support program will operate as a step-by-step framework that combines independence and employment support. In the Screening stage, the program identifies participants, conducts initial assessments and counseling, and then develops an independence plan.
In the Training stage, support is provided through psychological counseling, social adaptation training, and job adaptation training. In the Experience stage that follows, hands-on job experience is linked and employment opportunities are connected.
Finally, in the Partnership stage, the program supports workplace adjustment after employment and provides follow-up management to help maintain employment. Woori Financial Group Chairman Lim Jong-ryong said he is committed to supporting young people entering society and expressed an intention to continue social contribution activities for socially vulnerable groups.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407315
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