As the banking sector's social contributions reached 2 trillion won last year, Hana Financial Group is expanding its support for people with disabilities. This initiative aligns with the government's emphasis on the public role of the financial sector.
On June 8, Hana Financial announced plans to provide funding for the renovation of aging disability welfare facilities and support for vehicles. The initiative aims to prevent safety accidents and human rights violations in outdated facilities while enhancing mobility for individuals with disabilities.
The support will target all types of disability welfare facilities as defined under Article 58 of the Disability Welfare Act, including residential facilities, vocational, medical, and community rehabilitation centers.
To qualify for renovation support, facilities must meet the following criteria: they must have been established for over 10 years, possess fire insurance, have no plans for relocation within five years, and not have received similar support from businesses or local governments in the past three years.
For vehicle support, eligible facilities must have been established for over three years, require vehicle replacement due to aging, and not have received similar assistance from businesses or local governments in the last five years.
Facilities selected for support will be determined through a review process by a committee of academic and field experts, along with on-site inspections. A total of 20 facilities will receive renovation support, while 15 will receive vehicle assistance. Applications can be submitted through Hana Financial's official website until June 30.
A Hana Financial representative stated, "We will continue to engage in sincere, field-centered activities to protect the rights and enhance the welfare of people with disabilities."
On June 8, Hana Financial announced plans to provide funding for the renovation of aging disability welfare facilities and support for vehicles. The initiative aims to prevent safety accidents and human rights violations in outdated facilities while enhancing mobility for individuals with disabilities.
The support will target all types of disability welfare facilities as defined under Article 58 of the Disability Welfare Act, including residential facilities, vocational, medical, and community rehabilitation centers.
To qualify for renovation support, facilities must meet the following criteria: they must have been established for over 10 years, possess fire insurance, have no plans for relocation within five years, and not have received similar support from businesses or local governments in the past three years.
For vehicle support, eligible facilities must have been established for over three years, require vehicle replacement due to aging, and not have received similar assistance from businesses or local governments in the last five years.
Facilities selected for support will be determined through a review process by a committee of academic and field experts, along with on-site inspections. A total of 20 facilities will receive renovation support, while 15 will receive vehicle assistance. Applications can be submitted through Hana Financial's official website until June 30.
A Hana Financial representative stated, "We will continue to engage in sincere, field-centered activities to protect the rights and enhance the welfare of people with disabilities."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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