Extending a Hand to Children Facing Different Circumstances... Gori Nuclear Power Division Donates 28 Million Won

'Power of Busan' donation for 10 children in crisis

Tailored support ranging from living expenses, medical care and education to psychological support

Gori Nuclear Power Division will provide 28 million won to around 10 children in crisis in Busan. It will tailor support to each child's needs, from living expenses to medical care and education.

Children facing crises have different needs, ranging from financial hardship to medical and educational issues. Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power's Gori Nuclear Power Division has launched a program to identify and provide the help each child needs.

Gori Nuclear Power Division (Director Ban Byeonghun) said on October 26 that it had donated 28 million won to Green Umbrella Children's Foundation on October 23 for its "Power of Busan" program.

Kori Nuclear Power Headquarters delivers 28 million won in “Busan’s Strength” donations to ChildFund Korea on the 23rd.

The program will support around 10 children aged 18 or younger. It will provide living, medical, educational and housing expenses according to each child's circumstances, as well as psychological and emotional support. The items and amount of assistance will be determined based on the circumstances of each child and family.

This is a new social contribution program launched by Gori Nuclear Power Division. It focuses on identifying children in crisis and providing practical help tailored to the different challenges facing each family.

Gori Nuclear Power Division has continued to support children in partnership with the Busan Regional Headquarters of Green Umbrella Children's Foundation. Over the past 10 years, it has donated a total of 380 million won to "Happy Up," a psychological treatment support program. This time, it has expanded the scope of assistance to include living expenses, medical care, education and housing to address each child's needs.

"I hope this will bring hope to children facing difficult circumstances and serve as a stepping stone toward a better tomorrow," said Ban Byeonghun, director of Gori Nuclear Power Division. He added that the division would continue its social contribution activities to address gaps in welfare services.

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