Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Sponsors World's Largest Developmental Disability Exhibition, "Autism Expo"

Supporting the Future for Autism and Developmental Delays

Introducing Solutions at the "I-Mind Explorers" Booth

Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance announced on the 24th that it officially sponsored the world's largest exhibition specializing in developmental disabilities, the Autism Expo, and operated lecture sessions and consulting booths for children with developmental disabilities and delays.

At the recent 4th Autism Expo, a specialized fair for developmental disabilities held at the aT Center in Seocho-gu, Seoul, Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance set up a booth at the expo venue to introduce the early intervention solution contest project for children with developmental disabilities and delays called "Imaeum Tamsadae". Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance

Now in its fourth year, the Autism Expo is the first and largest specialized exhibition for developmental disabilities in Asia, introducing a wide range of policies and services related to autism and developmental delays.

The event, recently held at the aT Center in Seocho-gu, Seoul, brought together 97 institutions, organizations, and companies, drawing over 23,000 visitors to the exhibition hall over two days.

Chun Geun A, Director of Severance Children's Hospital, delivered the keynote speech at the main event, "Autism School," emphasizing the importance of early intervention with a presentation on "The Development and Prospects of Digital Medical Devices for Early Screening of Autism."

Director Chun also serves as the Chairperson of the Steering Committee for the "I-Mind Explorers," Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance's early intervention solution contest project for children with developmental disabilities and delays.

In addition, Save the Children, a co-host of I-Mind Explorers, proposed a support system that links field practice and policy to address child developmental issues, under the theme "From Early Detection to Intervention for Children with Developmental Disabilities and Delays."

Various experts from domestic and international organizations—including the Ministry of Health and Welfare and Korea Employment Agency for the Disabled—gave lectures on topics such as policies to support people with developmental disabilities, early intervention, and parental support.

Furthermore, Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance opened a booth inside the exhibition hall, setting up an early intervention solution experience zone for the I-Mind Explorers teams. Visitors had the opportunity to experience a range of solutions, including teaching aids, content, and services related to early intervention from clinical and research teams. The company also operated a counseling booth for visitors interested in participating in large-scale clinical trials and research planned by I-Mind Explorers.

A Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance representative stated, "By participating in the Autism Expo as an official sponsor, we once again confirmed the urgent need for social empathy, support, and early intervention solutions for children with developmental disabilities and delays," and continued, "We will strive to ensure that the diverse solutions provided by I-Mind Explorers are effectively utilized in early intervention treatment for children with developmental disabilities."

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