Gwangsan District to Help Crime Victims Recover... Joins Forces with Police, Private Foundation
First integrated support system established among Gwangju's autonomous districts
Links victim identification with welfare, care and private donations
Gwangsan District in Jeonnam-Gwangju has joined forces with the police and a private foundation to help crime victims recover their daily lives and become self-reliant. It has established an integrated support system linking victim identification, welfare and care services, and private donations for the first time among Gwangju's autonomous districts.
According to Gwangsan District on Oct. 29, the district signed an agreement the previous day on supporting crime victims with Gwangsan Police Station and the Together Gwangsan Sharing Culture Foundation at Eoryong Hall on the second floor of the police station.
From left, Gwangsan Police Station Chief Bin Jungseok, Gwangsan District Mayor Park Byeonggyu, and Together Gwangsan Sharing Culture Foundation Secretary-General Lee Okgeun pose for a commemorative photo at a crime victim support service agreement signing ceremony held at Gwangsan Police Station in Gwangju on the 28th. Provided by Gwangsan District.
View original imageThe agreement was drawn up to reduce the risk that crime victims may not be connected with the support they need or may be left out of support programs.
The three organizations will divide responsibilities to support victims. Gwangsan Police Station will identify crime victims in need of assistance and, as needed, provide follow-up care and connect them with relevant organizations.
Gwangsan District will track the support provided to each victim and connect public and private resources so they can receive welfare and care services. The Together Gwangsan Sharing Culture Foundation will handle fundraising, promotion, and the allocation of donations.
Hot Picks Today
The Era of Getting 200 Million Won After 30 Years Is Over... A Japanese Bank's "Perpetual Department Head" Who Just Clocked In Cries Out
- "They Blocked China's Chips, and It Became a 'Value-for-Money Monster'..." China's Counterattack, Copying the U.S. and Selling It for Peanuts [China Shock, K-Industry on the Brink | AI] 1
- "Could That Really Be a Teacher at Our School?"... Japanese Teacher Caught Appearing in Adult Video Gives Bizarre Explanation
- "'27 Trillion Won' Czech Nuclear Plant Construction Contract Talks Collapse; KHNP Parts Ways with Daewoo-Doosan Consortium (Roundup)"
- "Two Spend 500,000 Won in a Flash, Yet Wait Two Hours?" ... 'Dreamland' Shunned by Kids and Foreign Tourists
Gwangsan District plans to expand cooperation with the local community to ensure crime victims can live stable lives and have their rights protected, while also identifying resources to support them.
© The Asia Business Daily. All rights reserved. Unauthorized AI training and use prohibited.
