Incheon to Support 3,000 Disabled Family Members with Rest Program

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By Ahn Jae-kyun
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Incheon to support 3,000 disabled family members with respite care this year - Seoul Economic Daily Society News from South Korea
Incheon to support 3,000 disabled family members with respite care this year

Incheon Metropolitan City announced on the 26th that it will implement the "Incheon-style Rest Support for Families with Disabilities" program to promote psychological stability and strengthen family functions for families with disabled members. The program, which has been operating since 2016, plans to support approximately 3,000 people this year.

The program consists of two components: subsidizing family travel expenses and group trips, and providing free rental of specialized vehicles. Last year, 2,771 individuals from 634 families benefited from the program.

Any family with a disabled member residing in Incheon can apply regardless of their district. Vehicle support is operated by Incheon General Welfare Center for the Disabled, while respite care support is provided through seven institutions. Applications are accepted through a dedicated website the month before the desired service date.

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