Giving Activities

We share hope with needy neighbors in our society

Support for the Disabled

Programs

Wings of Hope

We give wings to people with disabilities who pursue their dream.

There are many people with disabilities who never stop challenging and dreaming even in the reality where it is still not easy to live with congenital or unexpected disabilities. They are an athlete, aspiring public servant, mother of two children, and lecturer who devotes herself in improving public awareness of the disabled. For these disabled people striving to realize their dream in their respective conditions, we provide them with tailored assist devices, which are like part of their body, to support their fresh start in society.

We support their successful career with these practical aids, dreaming of a world where everyone’s dream can come true.

Objectives
To improve convenience of the disabled in their everyday life by providing assist devices
Program
Fitting, consulting, provision, and follow-up management of assist devices for the disabled
Process
  1. Ad for the
    program

  2. Receive
    applications

  3. Interview and
    therapist session

  4. Select
    experts

  5. Fabricate
    assist devices

  6. Deliver
    assist devices

Support
Fabricate and provide tailored assist devices, such as prosthetic hand, prosthetic leg,
laptop computer for the visually impaired, and motored/manual wheelchairs

Programs

Space of Hope

We instill hope into spaces used by the disabled

There are many residential and service facilities for the disabled in Korea, but statutory standards for these spaces are only about size and include nothing about convenience of use or space welfare. We design and present spaces customized for each type of disability from the perspective of not the non-disabled but the disabled. We dream of a world where we can thrive together through convenient and reliable spaces for both users and social workers.

We support a better future of the disabled who dream of a new dream through better experience in a better space.

Objectives
To realize space welfare through universal space design for the disabled
Program
Consulting on space welfare, space remodeling, etc.
Process
  1. Ad for space
    remodeling
    program

  2. Receive
    applications

  3. Site
    inspection

  4. Select
    experts

  5. On-site consulting
    by experts

  6. Remodeling

Support
Space consulting, universal space remodeling, etc.

Programs

Advanced Prosthetics

We give hope to patriots, veterans, and incumbent firefighters covered by employment injury benefits

We provide state-of-the-art prosthetic devices to patriots and veterans who are injured during their time of service to the ROK to help them overcome daily inconveniences and engage in different activities. The program is available not only for patriots and veterans, but also incumbent soldiers and firefighters who are injured at the fire ground or have hearing loss due to long-term exposure to siren noises

The Advanced Prosthetics Program is making the lives of patriots and veterans much more convenient and empowering them to even take part in sports events

Objectives
To add convenience in daily routine and improve the quality of life for patriots, veterans, and firefighters covered by employment injury benefits
Program
Identification of people subject to the Advanced Prosthetics Program, provision of prosthetic devices, follow-up management, etc
Process
  1. Announcement of
    parameters

  2. Application
    collection

  3. On-site
    interview

  4. Expert
    screening

  5. Customization of
    advanced prosthetic
    devices

  6. Delivery of
    the devices

Support
Provision of advanced prosthetic devices, including prosthetic feet and hands, state-of-the-art wheel chairs, vision and hearing aids.

Programs

Digital Academy

The academy supports people with disabilities by fostering digital talent and helping them find jobs in tech companies

The Digital Academy for People with Disabilities selects job seekers to be enrolled in coding programs. They provide financial aids by selecting new students and operating the programs, while the Korea Software Industry Association (KSIA) conducts a survey on workforce demand from over 10,000 member companies in advance and matches them with academy graduates to ensure everyone gets hired

They foster talent through programs that consist of the Advanced Coding and Project Capacity course (16 weeks) offered at Guro Digital Center, KSIA, and the Corporate-specific Training course (4 weeks), and Employment Linkage course (3 weeks)

Objectives
To nurture digital talent and meet social demands for employment of people with disabilities
Program
Students with disabilities from across the country seeking jobs learn coding and find jobs with affiliated companies
Process
  1. Talent
    search

  2. Application
    collection

  3. Document screening
    and interview

  4. Announce
    the decision

  5. Run
    the academy

  6. Introduction of the
    employee to tech
    companies

Support
Education expenses, textbooks, lunch, training allowance, housing costs for remote applicants, the certificate of completion, connecting graduates to job opportunities at tech companies

Programs

VR Career Training

Motivating people with disabilities to push the limits of learning and empowering them to acquire necessary skills through repeated VR simulation training

As a part of the efforts to practice the philosophy of corporate citizenship amid growing interest in educating people with developmental disabilities, the courses were developed to overcome the time and space constraints, mitigate safety risks, and benefit as many students as possible through the VR systems, which are 20% more effective than the traditional method of learning

To that end, we set up the VR Career Training Centers in welfare facilities for people with disabilities in Pohang and Gwangyang, and special schools (Hetsal, Myeongdo), while enhancing learning effects through repeated VR simulation training

Objectives
To enhance essential skills needed in the workplace for people with developmental disabilities
Program
Establishment and operation of VR Career Training Centers in Pohang and Gwangyang intended to offer job training to people with developmental disabilities
Process
  1. Selection of
    candidate sites

  2. Building the VR Career Training Center

  3. Student
    selection

  4. Center
    operation

Support
Four VR courses (e.g. barista, car wash, daily life, kitchen), fundamental job skills, on-site training, etc

Programs

eSports Center

Building eSports Center dedicated to people with disabilities to nurture professional-level players

Regardless of the fact that people with disabilities can flaunt their talent just as much as people without disabilities in eSports, they could not be trained due to the lack of eSports centers in the region. The new eSports centers will serve as the hub for training professional eSports players with disabilities

The eSports Center for People with Disabilities in Pohang and Gwangyang are equipped with 10 gaming PCs with which you can hold various eSports games and competitions, such as League of Legends and Battleground. The centers are barrier free, enabling people with disabilities to easily access the building using ramp slopes and handrails

Objectives
To train eSports players with disabilities
Program
Supports the building of eSports infrastructure by building eSports centers in Pohang and Gwangyang
Process
  1. Selection of
    candidate sites

  2. Building the
    eSports center

  3. Selection of local
    eSports players with
    disabilities

  4. Center
    operation

Support
Provision of support in building eSports Center for People with Disabilities (with 10 gaming PCs)