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Yangcheon-gu expands SOS care network to respond to urgent care gaps…agreements signed with 39 institutions in total

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  1. Yangcheon-gu said on September 3 that it has strengthened its care network to 39 institutions in total by adding five new SOS care service providers.
  2. Five institutions, including the Seoul Senior Welfare Center, were added to the existing 34, and 758 temporary care cases and 698 companion support cases accounted for 52% of the total last year.
  3. From this year, the annual usage cap has been abolished and the maximum amount per person has been raised to 1.8 million won; applications can be made at neighborhood community centers or the Dasan Call Center.

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Yangcheon-gu expands SOS care network to respond to urgent care gaps…agreements signed with 39 institutions in total

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 양천구, 돌봄SOS 네트워크 확대해 ‘긴급 돌봄 공백’ 대응…총 39개 기관 협약 체결

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