President Lee Heung-gyu received the “Proud Korean Person with Disabilities Award” in the public institution contribution category.
I believe this is the result of achieving the corporation's goal of providing the best service to all citizens.
[Break News Yangju = Reporter Kim Wan-young] Gyeonggi-do Yangju City Corporation CEO Lee Heung-gyu announced on the 3rd that he won the individual public institution contribution category at the 17th “Proud Korean Disabled Person Award” held at the Korea Press Center.
The 'Proud Korean Disabled Award', co-hosted by the Proud Korean Disabled Persons Award Committee and Disabled Persons News, is an organization dedicated to supporting independent living of the disabled based on the spirit of service, improving welfare, and improving awareness and human rights of the disabled. It is awarded to an individual.
In the private sector, the corporation was recognized for its contribution in promoting ▲ establishment of a system to promote the welfare of the disabled ▲ community network linkage activities to promote the welfare of the disabled in the community ▲ active implementation of barrier-free and universal design using the corporation's operating facilities and resources. Received an individual award in the public institution contribution category.
In particular, in order to resolve the inconvenience caused by 'face-to-face document submission' when using the Mobility Support Center for the Mobility Disadvantaged, which is being operated on consignment, the Corporation introduced and operated 'Public My Data', a 'non-face-to-face qualification verification service' for the first time as a local public enterprise, to provide public transportation services. We have made continuous efforts to guarantee the right to transportation for the transportation vulnerable, including those with severe disabilities who have difficulty using the service.
CEO Lee Heung-gyu said, “This award is meaningful because I believe it is the result of achieving the corporation’s goal of providing the best service to all citizens.” He added, “We will continue to do our best to create a community without discrimination between the disabled and non-disabled.” “He said.
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