Ieodo Care Social Cooperative is a home welfare service provider located at 7848 Iljuseo-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. Led by CEO Kim Sook-kyung, it provides various care services including home care, home bathing, household and nursing care, and maternal and newborn services.

"Ieodo Care Social Cooperative is a care specialized company established in January 2012, with Jeju City as its service area. Its purpose is to provide high-quality services to those in need of care, such as the elderly, disabled, and low-income residents, improve the labor rights of social care service workers, and create jobs for vulnerable groups, thereby contributing to the local community. The organization changed its structure from the existing Jeju Ieodo Care Center Co., Ltd. to a social cooperative on October 16, 2022."

Business Areas

• Household and Nursing Care Visit Support Project: It helps stabilize the lives of vulnerable groups who have difficulty with daily and social life by providing household and nursing care services. It mainly supports meal preparation, cleaning, and personal hygiene management.
• Maternal and Newborn Health Management Support Project: It dispatches professional personnel to households with newborns to manage the health of mothers and newborns, supporting the mother's recovery and newborn care. This includes postpartum exercises, nutrition management, and support for newborn bathing and feeding.
• Long-term Care Insurance Home Care and Home Bathing for the Elderly: For elderly individuals with mobility difficulties, professional caregivers visit their homes to provide care services such as physical activity support, household activity support, and emotional support. Additionally, home bathing services help with the hygiene management of the elderly.

Products

• Home Care Service: We visit the homes of elderly individuals who have received long-term care insurance grades and provide customized care, including physical activity support, household activity support, and cognitive activity support.
• Maternal and Newborn Health Management Service: To support the mother's recovery after childbirth and the healthy growth of the newborn, a professional health manager visits the home to provide care services.
• Household and Nursing Care Visit Support Service: We provide household and nursing care services to enhance the convenience of daily life for those who have difficulty with independent daily living due to physical or mental reasons.

Special Notes

• Realization of social value: It is a social cooperative that contributes to the local community by providing high-quality services to vulnerable groups in need of care, improving the labor rights of care workers, and creating jobs for vulnerable groups.
• Provision of diverse care services: It responds to the diverse welfare needs of local residents by providing a wide range of care services, including home care, home bathing, household and nursing care, maternal and newborn health management, and training for maternal and newborn health managers.
• Community linkage and cooperation: It actively participates in resolving welfare blind spots and strengthening the community care system by collaborating with various local welfare organizations and groups such as the Jeju Regional Social Service Support Center and Jeju Welfare Net.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: Caregiver, Disability Activity Support Worker, Customized Elderly Care Service Life Support Worker, Maternal and Newborn Health Manager
• Benefits: Public holiday pay for working 60 hours or more per month, enrollment in four major insurances, enrollment in retirement pension, and support for integrated care and emergency care service training fees.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Ieodo Care Social Cooperative is a social cooperative that provides various welfare services, including home care and maternal and newborn care. Employees primarily perform roles such as care workers and maternal and newborn health managers, often involving direct interaction and care for the elderly, mothers, and newborns. Korean care services emphasize emotional exchange and delicate communication, thus requiring Korean language communication skills and a warm disposition. Furthermore, as it is a crucial role responsible for the health and safety of the elderly, a sense of responsibility and patience are important. Benefits such as public holiday pay, four major insurances, and retirement pension may be provided for those working 60 hours or more per month.