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[Photo News] S-Oil aids disabled students

By 손지영

Published : Aug. 19, 2015 - 17:09

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S-OIL AIDS DISABLED — S-Oil senior vice president Lee Chang-jae (left) delivers a customized study aid to a disabled student at the Gyeonggi Assistive Technology Research Assistance Center in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, Wednesday. The firm handed over equipment worth 100 million won ($92,800) to 42 low-income disabled students on the same day, continuing its efforts to help disabled youths since 2010. (S-Oil) S-OIL AIDS DISABLED — S-Oil senior vice president Lee Chang-jae (left) delivers a customized study aid to a disabled student at the Gyeonggi Assistive Technology Research Assistance Center in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, Wednesday. The firm handed over equipment worth 100 million won ($92,800) to 42 low-income disabled students on the same day, continuing its efforts to help disabled youths since 2010. (S-Oil)
 

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