Medical support program for Korean War veterans has opened
This project is open to all veterans who participated in the Korean War from the outbreak of war on June 25, 1950, to the Armistice Agreement on July 27, 1953, regardless of their military rank. Veterans who meet these eligibility requirements will be provided with a flight to Korea with one chaperone. Their lodging costs will be also provided according to their diagnosis and treatment period. During this process, the company will pay for all necessary treatment costs.
In addition, for veterans who have difficulty visiting Korea due to illness or other reasons, the same medical support will be provided locally in collaboration with medical staff in the region in which they live. The cost of this treatment will also be borne by the company.
The company stated, “Even though it happened a long time ago, as long as the real heroes who saved our country are experiencing difficulties, we should help them. This is the idea that inspired the project. Korea will never forget the heroes around the world who helped us then, and we plan to help as many veterans as possible, even if it’s a small action on our part.” They also asked for the participation of surviving Korean War veterans.
Applications for this project are available through the Infresh official email (infresh_official@naver.com), and any questions regarding this project can also be directed to the same email address. Please check the website for more information on eligibility: https://infresh.kr
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