Gimpo City Launches ‘Veterans Family On-House Project’ for National Merit Recipients
Gimpo City, Gyeonggi Province, has stepped forward to improve the living environments of those who have dedicated themselves to the nation. Gimpo City announced that it recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to launch the ‘Veterans Family On-House Project.’
This project was designed to make the living environments of national merit recipients residing in aging homes safer and more convenient. Through this agreement, Gimpo City plans to provide practical support so that local veterans' families can live in more comfortable conditions.
Gimpo Mayor Lee Ki-hyung emphasized that this project will serve as an important opportunity to repay the sacrifices and contributions of national merit recipients. A city official stated that they will continue to implement various welfare policies to foster a social atmosphere where veterans' families are respected.
Beyond simple residential improvements, this project is expected to contribute to establishing a culture where our society honors and remembers national merit recipients. Gimpo City intends to continue listening to the voices of local veterans' families and will spare no effort in providing necessary support.