Kwangwoon University’s Anchor Care Project Group Receives Commendation from Nowon District Mayor at the 27th Social Welfare Day Ceremony

  Kwangwoon University's Anchor Care Project Group (formerly the RISE Care Project Group) received a commendation from the Mayor of Nowon District in recognition of its contributions to improving social welfare in the local community. At the 27th Social Welfare Day Commemoration Ceremony, held on September 7, the Kwangwoon University Anchor Care Project Group was honored with the Nowon District Mayor's Commendation for its dedication to enhancing community welfare and its contributions to realizing the vision of "Nowon, an Inclusive District Where Everyone Can Live Happily."

  This recognition is particularly meaningful as it acknowledges Kwangwoon University's ongoing efforts to work closely with the local community, address gaps in care services, and improve the quality of life for local residents.

  The Kwangwoon University Anchor Care Project Group has also implemented a wide range of initiatives aimed at supporting vulnerable community members in need of care. By working alongside the local community and providing assistance where and when it is most needed, the project group has continued its efforts to serve as a reliable source of support for those in need.

  Jung Young-wook, Director of the RISE Project Group, stated, "This commendation is a meaningful recognition of our efforts to put the value of community care into practice in collaboration with the local community. We will continue to work closely with our community partners to identify and address gaps in care services and build a supportive community where everyone can find the assistance they need, whenever they need it."

  Kwangwoon University's Anchor Care Project aims to promote shared growth with the local community and drive innovation in care services through sustained collaboration and practical initiatives with various partner organizations. Moving forward, the project will continue to strengthen its partnerships with the local community, expand the adoption of practice-oriented care models, and implement innovative initiatives that contribute to addressing local challenges.