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Lenovo leads digital education for people with developmental disabilities and local residents...Holt Children's Welfare Society receives 50 million won in IT equipment support

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Delivery of notebooks and desktops to two welfare centers in Gangdong and Hanam, establishment of Lenovo Digital Learning Center
 
Korean Lenovo has provided IT devices worth a total of 50 million won to two welfare centers under the social welfare corporation Holt Children's Welfare Society and established the 'Lenovo Digital Learning Center.' This is a measure to enhance digital education accessibility for people with developmental disabilities and local residents.
 
Korean Lenovo announced on the 6th that it visited Holt Gangdong Welfare Center and Hanam City Comprehensive Social Welfare Center on the 2nd to deliver the devices.

This support initiative was carried out as part of Lenovo's global corporate social responsibility campaign 'LMOS (Love on Month of Service)'.

LMOS is a campaign in which Lenovo employees worldwide directly participate in addressing community issues such as improving education and technology accessibility.
 
Creating a digital learning environment for people with developmental disabilities
 
Notebooks and tablet PCs worth 20 million won were delivered to Holt Gangdong Welfare Center.

Korean Lenovo executives visited in person to establish a digital learning center for people with developmental disabilities, and the provided devices are to be used for education and information access.
 
Replacement of computer facilities at Hanam City Comprehensive Social Welfare Center and concurrent digital education
 
Devices worth 30 million won including desktop and monitor and keyboard and mouse sets were provided to Hanam City Comprehensive Social Welfare Center.

Korean Lenovo employees directly replaced the existing computer facility devices and held a dedication ceremony, and also conducted digital education utilizing Lenovo devices.

The new learning center is to be used for digital education for local residents and operation of various programs.
 
Shin Gyoo-shik, CEO of Korean Lenovo, stated, "It is important to create an environment where anyone can utilize digital devices," and added, "We will continue to provide device support and employee volunteer activities to expand accessibility to digital learning opportunities."

Kim Eun-hee, Director of Holt Children's Welfare Society, said, "People with developmental disabilities and local residents can now receive digital education in a better environment," and pledged, "We will continue to ensure that substantive support reaches welfare sites through corporate collaboration."
 
Korean Lenovo continues corporate social responsibility activities in cooperation with various organizations including △Shinmangwon △Holt Children's Welfare Society △Make-A-Wish Foundation △Sangrok Childcare Center △Dongducheon Children's Center △Hyangrim Home △Sungmin Childcare Center.
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