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[World Educational Cultural Aid signed a multilateral business agreement with the Korea Children and Youth Group Home Council and the Seoul Metropolitan Government Children’s Group Living Family Support Center]

The World Educational Cultural Aid announced on the 6th that it signed a multilateral business agreement for mutual cooperation with the Korea Children and Youth Group Home Council and the Seoul Metropolitan Government Children's Group Living Family Support Center on Monday, April 25th.

This business agreement was concluded to promote the development of domestic children and youth education and cultural welfare, and to carry out more systematic and efficient activities through children and youth support programs.

The agreement ceremony was attended by about 20 officials, including Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, Lee Sang-yoon, Chairman of the Korea Children and Youth Group Home Council, and Park Ja-young, Director of the Children's Group Home Support Center in Seoul.

The World Educational Cultural Aid is an international relief non-profit organization that develops sponsorship programs for children in educational blind spots around the world, practices sharing so that those in need can live with hope, and takes the lead in spreading the donation culture. We signed an agreement with the Korea Children and Youth Group Home Council and the Seoul Children's Group Home Support Center and decided to proceed with group home child support programs in the future.

A group home is a child welfare facility that helps children and adolescents in need of social protection due to child abuse, neglect, poverty, etc., grow in a home-like residential environment. Currently, over 3,000 children are being protected in over 560 facilities across the country.

Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, said, “With this business agreement as an opportunity, we will take the lead in developing systematic sponsorship programs and brighten the future of children through mutual cooperation with various group homes.”

Lee Sang-yoon, president of the Korea Children and Youth Group Home Council, said, “We hope to expand and discover various program projects for children and youth in group homes through multilateral business agreements.”

Source: Sports People times (http://www.kowsc.org)