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For dual-income and single-parent families, cleaning, laundry, cooking, etc. 4 times a month for 140,000 won per month
Ministry of Welfare, dual-income-single-parent households pilot project... Seoul, Ulsan, Donghae
[nEn News Edu Newspaper] The government is starting a pilot project that provides housekeeping support services such as cleaning, laundry and cooking to dual-income and single-parent families. Depending on your household income, you can receive housework support services four times a month for between 24,000 won and 144,000 won a month.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced on the 16th that it would start a “housework support service pilot project” to support work-family balance for dual-income families and single-parent families.
For pregnant women who are about to give birth, the city of Seoul provides housekeeping services for two months to households with a median income of 150% or less. 150% of the median income is 4.89 million won for a two-person household and 6292,000 won for a three-person household.
Ulsan City targets dual-income and single-parent households living with children under the age of 18 and working at the same time, pregnant women, or pregnant women less than 3 years after giving birth.
You can apply for the service regardless of your income level, but depending on your income level, the government support rate is applied differently from 90 to 40%, and the service support period is 6 months per household.
Donghae-si, Gangwon-do supports dual-income and single-parent households who live and work with children under the age of 18. As in Ulsan City, you can apply regardless of your income level, and the government subsidy rate is applied differentially according to your income level, and support is provided for 6 months per household.
For the service, specific details are determined through initial consultation on needs, and service providers visit homes 4 times a month to provide housekeeping services such as cleaning, laundry, and arranging for 4 hours at a time.
Specific project details and application methods in the pilot project implementation area can be confirmed through the Eup/Myeon/Dong and Si/Gun/Gu of the area.
As it becomes increasingly difficult to balance work and family due to the increase in women's economic activity and the diversification of household composition, the social demand for daily life support, which is an essential area of life, has continuously increased.
Unlike Europe, where domestic service support policies are implemented on a country-by-country basis, in Korea, only some local governments individually support housework services, so there were many opinions that nationwide support and management is needed.
In particular, this project is meaningful as the first step in preparing a universal social service support model that can be used by anyone in need of services by removing barriers to entry based on income and differentiating co-payments according to income level.
“Through this pilot project, we will check and supplement the system and infrastructure for domestic service support, and expand the implementation area,” said Kim Min-jeong, head of the social service business division of the Ministry of Health and Welfare. We will strive to expand the universal social services that everyone needs,” he said.
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