KB Kookmin Bank Expands 'Mind Care Counseling Service' for Vulnerable Debtors
KB Kookmin Bank has stepped up to assist vulnerable debtors who are experiencing financial difficulties. KB Kookmin Bank has recently decided to further expand the 'Mind Care Counseling Service,' which it operates in partnership with the Credit Counseling & Recovery Service.
Following this decision, KB Kookmin Bank plans to contribute an additional 300 million won to the project. This service aims to provide professional counseling to individuals suffering from psychological distress due to debt issues, helping them get back on their feet.
The 'Mind Care Counseling Service' is a program that goes beyond the issue of debt repayment to also look after the mental health of debtors. Through this additional support, it is expected that more people will be able to receive help for psychological stability and economic recovery.
KB Kookmin Bank plans to continue its various social contribution activities for the financially marginalized. We hope that this support will provide practical help to debtors and contribute to healthy economic activities within our society.