Basis for guidance audits of social welfare corporations

Since social welfare corporations provide welfare services and receive preferential treatment from the public, supervisory authorities provide advice on overall management in order to ensure proper corporate management and smooth social welfare business management. , will provide guidance.

Social welfare businesses run by corporations are also subject to periodic guidance audits to ensure that they are being operated in accordance with the standards stipulated by laws and regulations such as the Act on Independence and Support for Persons with Disabilities, the Child Welfare Act, and the Elderly Welfare Act. We sought.

The main social welfare projects and the laws and regulations that govern their audits are listed below.