Nanum Vitamin, a social venture operating a digital welfare platform, and the Fruit Sharing Foundation , an organization supporting vulnerable communities, signed a comprehensive business agreement on December 1st. The agreement aims to support the healthy growth and independence of children and adolescents and establish a collaborative structure to ensure more accurate and efficient operation of community support systems.
Through this agreement, the two organizations will pursue joint projects to promote the growth and independence of children and adolescents, establish a community-based digital care system, develop a social contribution model in partnership with businesses and public institutions, and establish a data-driven operational structure. These initiatives aim to alleviate the administrative burden on welfare facilities and enhance the transparency and efficiency of support procedures.
Kim Ha-yeon, CEO of Nanum Vitamin, said, “The common goal of both organizations is to provide help to those in need, when they need it, in a dignified manner,” and added, “Through the digital transformation of local care, we will create an environment where support is delivered accurately and not just stagnantly.”
The Fruit Sharing Foundation stated, “We hope to resolve the administrative burden and support gaps we have experienced in the field through data-based collaboration,” and added, “Through collaboration, we will reduce blind spots in welfare and establish a structure in which sharing circulates within the region.”
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