Uljugun Community Security Council Launches 'Home Project to Preserve Light and Fragrance' Program

Improving Living Conditions for Low-Income and Vulnerable Households
Lighting Replacement and Safety Inspections to Enhance Home Environments

The Ulju-gun Community Social Security Council (Co-chairs Lee Soongeol and Oh Segon) has launched the "Home Project to Preserve Light and Fragrance" starting from the 12th, aiming to improve the living conditions of low-income and vulnerable households.

Ulju County Community Security Council Conducts 'Home Project to Protect Light and Scent' Program. Photo by Ulju County

For this project, members of the Village Welfare Subcommittee visit households in welfare blind spots to conduct safety inspections in areas such as hygiene, electricity, and fire safety, replace outdated lighting, and spray phytoncide, thereby providing a safe and pleasant living environment.

Edge Lighting (CEO Ko Jinsik) sponsored the lighting, and Ulsan Safety Prevention Center (CEO Lee Jaewoo) provided disinfection equipment, enhancing the professionalism and efficiency of the project.

The council plans to continue support by sequentially visiting a total of 42 households in the six towns and townships of Ulju-gun, starting with Eonyang-eup on this day.

An elderly resident who received the service said, "My house was so dark and uncomfortable before, but now it is much brighter thanks to the new lighting. I am also very grateful for the disinfection, which will help prevent insects from appearing in my home."

Private Co-chair Oh Segon stated, "This project is a meaningful activity that goes beyond simple environmental improvements to deliver warm concern and hope to our neighbors. We will continue to promote customized welfare projects for marginalized neighbors in our community."

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