Hanssem announced that it has improved the educational space at Ansan Yongshin School, an adult education facility in Gyeonggi Province, and provided over 110 pieces of furniture, including desks and chairs.
Founded in 1987, Ansan Yongshin School serves as an educational institution for seniors who missed learning opportunities due to economic and social hardships. Currently, it has over 100 students enrolled in basic Korean language education, literacy programs, and qualification exam courses.
Considering the school's budget constraints, which forced it to use discarded desks and chairs from other educational institutions, Hanssem provided over 110 pieces of furniture. Notably, the new chairs are designed to respond to users' weight and movements, distributing pressure to reduce strain on the backs and hips of older students during long classes.
This support is part of Hanssem's social contribution initiative, 'Brilliant Hanssem,' which aims to improve spaces at five locations this year, including facilities for single-parent families and adult education centers.
A Hanssem representative stated, "It is meaningful to provide not just furniture but a healthy and respectful learning environment for seniors who are passionate about continuing their education. We will continue to create warm changes in communities through the power of space."
Meanwhile, Hanssem's space improvement project is a key social contribution activity aimed at enhancing living conditions for marginalized neighbors and welfare facilities. The initiative has identified urgent needs and improved a total of 1,087 spaces, benefiting approximately 20,000 individuals.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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