Midea Korea Supports Young Adults Starting Out on Their Own With 80 Cordless Vacuums
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Midea Korea provided cordless vacuum cleaners to young adults preparing to live independently.
The donation was delivered through ChildFund Korea at the Blue Dream Center of Dream Tree Village, a Seoul Metropolitan facility, and the quantity was 80 units, with a consumer price basis of about KRW 20 million.
The donated product is the handheld stick-type cordless vacuum cleaner 'MP07,' which is equipped with a BLDC motor, a 0.6L dust bin, and weighs 1.7 kg.
Midea Korea has provided cordless vacuum cleaners to young adults preparing to live independently after leaving foster care. The recipients are young people getting ready for independent living after protection ends. Kim Sang-woo, CEO of Midea Korea, said that even securing basic home appliances is a practical burden for young adults preparing to stand on their own.
The donation was delivered through ChildFund Korea, and the handover ceremony was held at the Blue Dream Center of Dream Tree Village, a Seoul Metropolitan facility. A total of 80 units were donated, with a consumer price basis of about KRW 20 million.
Midea Korea said it selected the donated items with the goal of supporting young people’s daily home cleaning and maintenance. The company explained that it chose 'MP07' as the donation item after considering its usefulness in everyday life.
The donated 'MP07' is a handheld stick-type cordless vacuum cleaner. The product is equipped with a BLDC motor and has a 0.6L dust bin. It weighs 1.7 kg.
The Blue Dream Center operates 'Dream Plus,' a self-reliance space for young adults preparing for independence. The recipients are young people who are about to leave, or have already left, child care facilities. The space offers housing, career exploration, and vocational training programs.
ChildFund Korea coordinated the delivery of the donated items so that the support could reach the recipients.
Kim said that after protection ends, young adults preparing to live on their own must take responsibility for housing and daily life on their own. He added that he hopes this support will provide practical help in settling into a new home and achieving greater stability in daily living.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Gyeong-ju
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408379
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