Article 1 (Purpose)

Article 2 (Definition) The term “young family carer” used in this Ordinance refers to a person aged 14 to 34 who is caring for a family member who has a disability, mental or physical illness, etc. in accordance with Article 779 of the Civil Act.

Article 3 (Duties of the Mayor) (2) The Mayor shall establish a necessary delivery system to ensure that policies identifying and supporting young family carers are carried out efficiently and shall endeavor to secure the logistics, manpower, and budget for this purpose.

Article 4 (Relationship with Other Ordinances)

Article 5 (Formulation of Master Plan) (2) The master plan shall include the following:
1. Basic objectives and direction for the support of young family carers;
2. Development and operation of projects and programs to support young family carers;
3. Improvement of laws and systems related to the support of young family carers;
4. Supply and deployment of human resources to support young family carers;
5. Raising funds to support young family carers;
6. Other matters deemed necessary to support young family carers.
③ The Mayor shall develop an annual implementation plan in accordance with the master plan of paragraph (1).

Article 6 (Fact-finding Research)

Article 7 (Support Projects) 1. Caregiving and household service support projects for families of young family carers;
2. Counseling as well as psychological and emotional support projects for young family carers and their families;
3. Vocational training and employment support projects for young family carers;
4. Cultural and sports activity support projects young family carers;
5. Projects to support supplies needed for family care;
6. Public relations support projects to improve awareness of young family carers;
7. Other support projects the Mayor deems necessary.
(2) The Mayor may support the necessary expenses within the scope of the budget when the autonomous Gu, related corporations or organizations, etc. promote support projects in accordance with paragraph (1).
(3) The Mayor shall continue to check the need for additional support through home visits, phone counseling, etc. after the support for young family carers and their families has ended.

Article 8 (Utilizing Civilian Experts)

Article 9 (Cooperation with Related Institutions and Organizations)

Article 10 (Restriction on Double Assistance)

Article 11 (Enforcement Rule)