누구나 돌봄 서비스According to the provincial government on the 31st, ‘Everyone’s Care’ is a project to improve the quality of life of residents by providing partial support for care labor costs to all residents in crisis situations without age or income restrictions. It is divided into basic and expanded types. Gyeonggi Province explained that it started the project based on the belief of Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon that ‘care is not a benefit, but an investment for a sustainable society, and any Gyeonggi Province resident can be an object of care.’
There are 9 cities and counties that support the basic type, including Yongin, Pyeongtaek, Hwaseong, Bucheon, Gwangmyeong, Yangpyeong, Gwacheon, Gapyeong, and Yeoncheon, and 6 cities, including Siheung, Icheon, Anseong, Paju, Pocheon, and Namyangju, are divided into expanded types. do. Among these, six cities – Yongin, Gwangmyeong, Paju, Pocheon, Icheon, and Siheung – began accepting applications in January and are currently providing the service. Yangpyeong, Gapyeong, Pyeongtaek, Gwacheon, Yeoncheon, and Anseong are scheduled to start in February, and the other three cities and counties are scheduled to start in March.
The basic service consists of five areas: daily care that supports physical and household activities, companion care that supports movement, residential safety that supports simple repairs, meal support that delivers packed lunches, and temporary protection that provides short-term admission to a facility.
The expanded version adds two areas to the basic five services, including rehabilitation care that supports customized exercise rehabilitation and psychological counseling that supports psychological and emotional stability.
The service support cost is within 1.5 million won per person per year, and any resident can apply for the service at their city or county and receive it if they meet the conditions. It is free for those whose income is 120% or less of the median income, 50% of the amount used is subsidized for those whose income is between 120% and 150% of the median income, and those who exceed 150% have to use it at their own expense.
Those who wish to apply can visit the administrative welfare center in their town, village or village, or apply online through Gyeonggi Civil Service 24 and receive consultation. Inquiries can also be made at the Gyeonggi-do call center at 120 and the emergency welfare hotline (010-4419-7722).
The Administrative Welfare Center that receives a crisis situation will conduct an on-site visit immediately in the case of an emergency situation and within 72 hours in the case of a general situation. Afterwards, you can establish a care plan and request services from the provider to receive them.
Heo Seung-beom, Director of Gyeonggi Province Welfare Bureau, said, “Gyeonggi-do and cities and counties are cooperating to smoothly carry out the care project for everyone.” He added, “We will do our best to make ‘Everyone Care’ a stepping stone for resolving the gap in care for Gyeonggi residents by supplementing the gaps in existing care.” “He said.
