To improve the residential environment of the affected students, the World Educational Cultural Aid delivered △13 million won in donations and △provided 240 boxes of daily necessities and instant food (worth 10 million won) to local residents, including 12 student families in the district, that suffered flood damage.
Donations and goods will be used to improve the residential environment of students affected by floods through the Yesan County Social Welfare Council, and will be delivered directly to families of students and local residents affected by floods.
The World Educational Cultural Aid (CEO Bang Jeong-hwan) said, "We hope to help students' families who are experiencing difficulties due to natural disasters, and we will continue to carry out educational projects and sharing activities for the underprivileged."
The Yesan County Social Welfare Council (Chairman Jeong Nak-gu) said, “We will do our best to ensure that support is delivered quickly, and we will work with the Budget and Education Support Office to eliminate welfare blind spots.”
Superintendent Park Dong-shin said, “We are grateful to the two institutions for supporting students experiencing difficulties so that they can focus on their studies in a stable environment, and we will continue to strengthen customized support for students.”
This sponsorship is evaluated as an example of overcoming community crises through public-private cooperation, and the Education Welfare Support Center of the Budget and Education Support Office plans to continue working to create a safe and healthy learning environment for students through continued regional cooperation.
