Toss and ChildFund Korea Expand Support for Youth Leaving State-Supported Care

• Partnership builds on programs that have supported about 130 young people over the past two years
• Expanded initiatives will include career mentoring and employment support alongside financial education

Toss announced today that it has signed an MOU with ChildFund Korea to expand support programs for youth transitioning from state-supported care systems to independent living.

Over the past two years, the two organizations have provided financial education, career programs, and hands-on economic activities for these young adults, supporting about 130 participants.

Under the new agreement, Toss will broaden its support beyond financial literacy programs to include career mentoring, job exploration, and employment readiness initiatives designed to help participants build long-term independence and successfully adapt to life after care.

“Young adults aging out of the state-supported care system often need ongoing mentorship and social connections as much as financial support,” a Toss representative said. “We will continue working with ChildFund Korea to provide practical support that helps them enter society with greater stability and confidence.”

ChildFund Korea said the partnership reflects a growing shift in corporate social impact efforts toward supporting participants’ long-term growth and independence.