Osan City Holds Operation Committee Meeting for Infinite Care Center

Osan City in Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Gwak Sang-uk) announced on the 25th that it held an Operation Committee meeting for the Infinite Care Center at the Mulhyanggi Room of City Hall for the reappointment of committee members and the report of the center's operational performance.

The meeting proceeded with the presentation of appointment letters to newly appointed members Mo Jung-heon, Director of the Youth Counseling and Welfare Center, and Kang Seong-ok, Director of the Healthy Family Support Center, as well as reports on the performance and direction of the Infinite Care Center and presentations of exemplary cases.

The Osan City Infinite Care Center Operation Committee, established as an advisory body for the smooth operation of the center, is composed of 13 members including local organizations and representatives.

Since its opening in March 2010, the Osan City Infinite Care Center has provided 2,157 integrated services across various fields to 1,088 crisis-hit households.

In particular, last year, it operated a "field visit day" once per month to areas with high concentrations of low-income residents, providing 261 services including health, welfare, legal consultation, and job counseling, serving as a control tower for establishing a welfare service provision system centered on user needs by linking public and private resources.

Through consultation, resource coordination, and support from 40 cooperating agencies comprising private welfare, education, medical, legal, public, and employment organizations, the center has proactively built support systems responsive to residents' class-specific needs, formed networks, and supported crisis-hit households in achieving self-reliance within the community.