Over 1,000 Elderly People to Receive New Job Opportunities

Suwon City plans to provide job opportunities to 1,002 elderly people through 11 welfare facilities in the Suwon area until September.

According to the city, in order to help maintain the health of seniors aged 65 and older, support their income, and encourage their social participation, the city plans to provide new job opportunities to 1,002 people through a total of 11 social welfare facilities, including 4 senior associations from each district. This represents an increase of 160 people compared to 834 people from last year.

The city will invest a total of 1.287 billion won in 44 projects including the Suwon Stream Silver Purity project.

By type, there are 14 welfare-type projects (309 people) as the largest category, followed by 13 education-type projects (238 people), 7 market-type projects (160 people), 6 manpower dispatch-type projects (135 people), and 4 public interest-type projects (150 people).

By major institution, ▲Suwon Senior Club Suwon Stream Silver Purity (environmental improvement), subway order keeper, silver rice cracker business and other 16 projects with 345 people ▲Cheongsong Senior Welfare Center grandchild EQ enhancement project (storytelling) 35 people ▲Seoho Senior Welfare Center dream-building i-love classroom (storytelling) 35 people ▲Beodnaae Senior Welfare Center senior kids party planner (birthday event assistant) and 3 other projects with 45 people ▲Yeongdong Social Welfare Center Silver Love Helper (assistant) 10 people ▲Mubong Social Welfare Center Silver Wisdom Spring Education Group (Korean language class) 5 people ▲Silver Human Resources Bank elderly home visit assistant and 4 other fields with 125 people. Additionally, ▲Jangan-gu Senior Association branch exam proctor and 4 other projects with 120 people ▲Gwonseon-gu Senior Association branch cultural commentary and 4 other projects with 102 people ▲Paldal-gu Senior Association branch silver security guard and 5 other projects with 113 people ▲Yeongdong-gu Senior Association branch apartment delivery and 4 other projects with 67 people are also scheduled. Public interest-type projects involve cleaning and maintenance of various facilities, working 3-4 days a week for 3-4 hours per day, while education-type projects involve activities for up to 20 hours. Monthly salary is expected to average around 200,000 won.

Public interest and welfare projects operated by Suwon Senior Club will recruit from the 3rd to 15th, and other projects can check recruitment schedules through respective institutional websites and phone calls.

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