Sebang Donates 10 Million Won to Bobath Hospital Bobath Children's Rehabilitation Center in Hanam
According to Sebang, a donation of 10 million won was made to the Bobath Hospital Bobath Children's Rehabilitation Center in Hanam as a development fund.
On July 15, Sebang announced that the donated funds will be used to ensure the stable operation of the Children's Rehabilitation Center and to improve the rehabilitation treatment environment. The Bobath Children's Rehabilitation Center provides specialized rehabilitation medical services, including robotic rehabilitation and hydrotherapy, for children who require rehabilitation treatment due to cerebral palsy, developmental delays, or autism spectrum disorder.
Sebang has been supporting the Bobath Children's Rehabilitation Center for three consecutive years. This year as well, the company took part in sponsoring the stable operation of the center and the improvement of the rehabilitation treatment environment for children with disabilities.
Chunju Kim, Chairman of Lotte Medical Foundation, stated, "We deeply appreciate Sebang for their warm support, which enables children to continue their treatment without giving up. We will ensure that the kindness we have received will be devoted to the operation of the center, so it leads to day-by-day recovery for the children."
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Jongil Choi, CEO of Sebang, commented, "We hope this donation will provide at least some help to the children and families undergoing long-term rehabilitation. As a company connected to society through logistics, we hope our sharing can help fill the gaps in local medical care. We will continue to actively engage in social contribution activities, always seeking out and approaching places in need."
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