Asan Gachimanduso Signs Business Agreement with HUSS to Support People with Developmental Disabilities
Joint Promotion of Problem-Solving Projects and More
The Disabled Entrepreneurs Comprehensive Support Center announced on July 11 that its specialized workplace for people with developmental disabilities, "Asan Gachimanduso," has signed a business agreement with the Sun Moon University Human and Social Sciences Convergence Talent Training Project Group (HUSS) to support individuals with developmental disabilities and address community issues.
Through this agreement, the two organizations plan to pursue substantial exchanges and cooperation in various areas, including: joint support for community problem-solving projects by disabled-owned businesses; cooperation to strengthen and promote the Asan Gachimanduso brand image; discovery of promising technology startups linked to disabled-owned businesses; and field training, site visits, and employment linkage programs for people with developmental disabilities.
In particular, starting in the second half of this year, the two sides will officially launch a university-industry cooperation-based startup support program, which will include joint production of product promotion content by Sun Moon University students and Asan Gachimanduso resident companies, as well as joint participation in local events.
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A representative of Asan Gachimanduso stated, "By collaborating with Sun Moon University, we will strengthen field-oriented education and marketing support for people with developmental disabilities and disabled-owned businesses," adding, "We expect this to help enhance the capabilities of disabled entrepreneurs and create a sustainable startup ecosystem that coexists with the local community."
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