Yeollin Sarang-ui Jip is a residential facility for people with disabilities located at 54 Tanri-ro, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do. It is a social welfare facility that provides stable housing and living support services to people with disabilities. The representative is Kim Young-sik, and a total of 7 employees work there.

Business Areas

• Operation of residential facilities for people with disabilities: Provides residential spaces and various support services necessary for daily life, enabling people with disabilities to live stably within the community.
• Provision of social welfare services: Operates comprehensive social welfare programs for resident people with disabilities, including counseling, education, and leisure activities, to help improve their quality of life.

Products

• Housing and living support services: Provides a safe and comfortable living environment for residents with disabilities, supporting basic daily life activities such as meals and hygiene management.
• Care and health management services: Manages residents' health conditions through the employment of nursing assistants and provides necessary care services to help them maintain a healthy life.

Special Notes

• Family-like work environment: As a small facility, 7 employees work in a harmonious, family-like atmosphere, providing care services with a heart full of love for people with disabilities.
• Excellent public transportation accessibility: Located within a major city, public transportation is very convenient, and its proximity to a subway station makes commuting and visiting easy.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: Kitchen assistant, nursing assistant, kitchen cook
• Benefits: Four major insurances, severance pay, monthly leave, 5-day work week (for kitchen cooks, Wednesday night duty and weekend off)

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Yeollin Sarang-ui Jip is a residential facility for people with disabilities, playing an important role in providing warm care and living support to residents. There are many care and support positions, such as cooks and nursing assistants, and as a small facility, you can work in a family-like atmosphere. As a foreign worker, it is important to work diligently and responsibly based on an understanding of Korea's social welfare system and people with disabilities. Basic Korean language skills can be helpful for smooth communication with residents.