We've organized government and local-government support programs by region for life events like marriage, pregnancy & childcare, children & teens, young adults, housing, seniors, and multicultural families.
A program that supports families who have given birth in Wonju City with local farm and livestock products such as Wonju rice and Korean beef, instead of cash.
Available to families registered and actually residing in Wonju City who registered the birth in Wonju City (birth registrations filed abroad or more than 1 month after birth are excluded).
Provides local farm and livestock products and processed goods worth KRW 150,000 in kind — such as Wonju rice (Totomi), Chiaksan Korean beef, perilla oil, and seaweed (this is not a cash payment).
Apply together with your birth registration at your local community service center.
Q. Can I apply at any time?
A. Yes, this program has no special deadline and accepts applications on an ongoing basis. However, it may close early if the budget is exhausted, so it is best to apply as soon as possible.
Q. What documents are needed to apply?
A. You will need birth registration documents, a certified copy of resident registration, and so on. Check the official guidance before applying for the exact document list.
Q. Can I receive this together with other benefits?
A. Whether benefits can be combined varies by program. Contact the Wonju City Office to check whether this can be received together with other support payments.
A Ministry of Gender Equality and Family program that provides language assessment and 1-on-1 language stimulation education to multicultural family children with delayed language development.
A Ministry of Gender Equality and Family home-visit support program in which instructors visit families directly to provide Korean language education, parent education, and child life services.
A single nationwide call center that provides interpretation, life counseling, and emergency support in 13 languages, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for marriage immigrants and multicultural families.
A Ministry of Justice education course that teaches foreign nationals planning long-term stays the basic information they need for life in Korea shortly after entry.
Source: 원주시 복지포털 기준 정리 · 2026-09-22 as of. Always double-check the latest official guidance for accurate, up-to-date standards.