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Naver Happy Bean to support 300 young adults leaving care with emotional and living aid
Naver Corp\'s Happy Bean said on Wednesday it signed an agreement with South Korea\'s health ministry and partner organisations for the On:Youth Project to support young adults preparing for independence. The project will run through December and provide living and housing support and relationship-building programmes to 300 people within five years of leaving care. It will prioritise youths living in 107 areas, including depopulating regions. Partners will also provide essentials, camps and online community channels.
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Woori Financial Future Foundation to support breakfasts for 200 elementary students in Incheon
Woori Financial Group\'s Woori Financial Future Foundation will provide breakfast to elementary students in Incheon who are at risk of missing meals. The programme is designed to offer balanced meals and support school life, while involving local small business owners in meal preparation and delivery. The foundation signed an agreement with the Incheon Metropolitan Office of Education and World Vision on July 14. Support will begin from the second semester.
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Baemin and merchant partners deliver lunchboxes to vulnerable children
Baemin delivered lunchboxes to vulnerable households with children, working with its merchant partners. Operator Woowa Brothers said it made and delivered lunchboxes to 150 households in Seoul’s Songpa district on May 12 with partners from its Baemin Friends community. The volunteer activity was held for Family Month in May and was linked with the World Vision Songpa Comprehensive Social Welfare Center.
