KB Kookmin Bank Expands Support for 'Mind Care Counseling Service' for Vulnerable Debtors
KB Kookmin Bank has stepped forward to help people experiencing economic difficulties. On the 26th, Kookmin Bank announced that it would donate an additional 300 million won to expand its 'Mind Care Counseling Service.' This service is a social contribution program operated in collaboration with the Credit Counseling and Recovery Service.
The 'Mind Care Counseling Service' targets vulnerable debtors who are struggling to repay their debts. Beyond simply resolving financial issues, it provides professional counseling to those suffering psychologically due to economic hardship. The primary goal of this program is to care for the mental health of debtors so they can get back on their feet.
The additional contribution of 300 million won delivered this time will be used to provide counseling opportunities to more people. As prices and interest rates have risen recently, many people are feeling the economic burden. In this situation, professional psychological counseling is a great help for debtors to prepare for the future without falling into despair.
An official from KB Kookmin Bank said, "We hope that neighbors experiencing economic difficulties can find psychological stability and return as healthy members of society." The bank stated that it plans to continue various support activities to help neighbors in need to fulfill its social responsibility.