Seoul Supplies Additional 'Hero Youth Housing' to Injured Veterans

The Seoul Metropolitan Government will expand support for young injured veterans to mark Armed Forces Day.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government announced that it will supply additional "Hero Youth Housing" for young injured and discharged soldiers at half the market price to live for up to 10 years, and create a hero shelter, a communication space for daily return.

This supply is 10 new houses in the ultra-station area in Immun-dong, and applications for occupancy will be received by the 9th of next month, and the deposit is 2 million won and the monthly rent is 280,000 won to 290,000 won.

also announced that it will create a hero shelter in Jongno-gu in November and strengthen the function of the Seoul Youth Veterans Counseling Center, which is the first in the country.

In particular, in cooperation with the Seoul Regional Veterans Affairs Office, we will promote more injured and discharged young people to receive support, and in November, we will also hold a policy discussion to expand the results and support of the counseling center.

The Seoul Metropolitan Government added, "We will ease housing concerns so that young heroes who were hurt while faithfully fulfilling their military duties can live in society in a healthy way, and systematically help them return to their daily lives and advance into society through counseling centers."