■ 우리카지노 signed an MOU with the LOTTE Medical Foundation on the 20th for the ‘Mom-Pyeonhan Therapy Class’ program for children with disabilities. ■ Expansion of practical social contribution initiatives, including: 『Development of therapy tools made from recycled plastic』, 『Financial support for therapy costs for children from vulnerable groups』, and 『Establishing a stable treatment environment』. ■ 우리카지노: “We will fulfill our social responsibility to support the healthy growth of children with disabilities and create a sustainable environment.”

우리카지노 and the LOTTE Medical Foundation announced on the 21st that they had signed an MOU on the 20th at the Children’s Rehabilitation Center of Bobath Hospital in Hanam for the ‘Mom-Pyeonhan Therapy Class,’ a program dedicated to supporting children with disabilities. The signing ceremony was attended by Kim Young-Beon, Head of Communication at 우리카지노; Kim Cheon-Ju, Chairperson of the LOTTE Medical Foundation; Park Jong-Woo, Secretary General; and Dr. Yoon Yeon-Joong, Director of Bobath Hospital among other representatives. Through this agreement, 우리카지노 will carry out social contribution efforts for children with disabilities in a viable manner, including ▲development of therapy tools using recycled plastics, ▲financial support for therapy costs for children from vulnerable or low-income households, and ▲the establishment of a safe and stable treatment environment. The initiative will run for the next two years, and the recycling and circular use of plastic therapy tools will be linked to 우리카지노’s resource-circulation project, ‘Project LOOP.’ From 2018 to 2024, 우리카지노 supported rehabilitation for children with disabilities through the ‘Mom-Pyeonhan Music Play’ sponsorship program, focusing on enhancing physical and emotional development. Beginning in 2025, the program will be expanded and reorganized as the ‘Mom-Pyeonhan Therapy Class,’ further strengthening both the scope and delivery of therapeutic support. A 우리카지노 representative stated, “Through this MOU, we aim to support children with disabilities so they can grow up in health, while also contributing to the creation of a sustainable environment as part of our social responsibility.”