Daejeon Urban Corporation Donates to Save the Children for Child Rights

Support for Children in Welfare Blind Spots

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By Park Hee-yoon
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Jung Kook-young (third from left), CEO of Daejeon Urban Corporation, poses for a photo after delivering a donation to Shim Hye-seol (fourth from left), head of Save the Children's Central Regional Headquarters. Photo courtesy of Daejeon Urban Corporation - Seoul Economic Daily Society News from South Korea
Jung Kook-young (third from left), CEO of Daejeon Urban Corporation, poses for a photo after delivering a donation to Shim Hye-seol (fourth from left), head of Save the Children's Central Regional Headquarters. Photo courtesy of Daejeon Urban Corporation

Daejeon Urban Corporation has donated funds to Save the Children to support children's rights, joining efforts to advance child rights and assist children in welfare blind spots in the local community.

The corporation announced Tuesday that it donated 3 million won to the Central Regional Headquarters of Save the Children, an international child rights NGO, on Monday.

The donation will be used to operate Save the Children's "International Children's Marathon" and its "Campaign for Guaranteeing the Rights of Children with Migrant Backgrounds," supporting Daejeon's children — the city's future — in living in a better environment.

"We will take the lead in eliminating welfare blind spots so that our children can grow up healthy without being marginalized," said Jeong Kook-young, CEO of Daejeon Urban Corporation.

Original reporting by Park Hee-yoon for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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