[Incheon] Strengthen support for 'unmarried men and women and postpartum care expenses for vulnerable people'

The Incheon Metropolitan Government will launch a "Child (i) Plus Meeting Dream" in June, which provides 100 people a year for unmarried men and women aged 24 to 39 who live or work in Incheon.

A new "Mom-friendly Postpartum Cooking Cost" project for vulnerable mothers will also be introduced to provide 1.5 million won worth of vouchers to basic living security recipients and disabled mothers for postpartum cooking expenses.

In addition, the government will strengthen the niche care service for elementary school students, pilot night and weekend care through the Together Care Center, and increase the number of rest areas for caring for sick children from 7 to 15.