This study proposes basic data for preparing programs for each area so that thenewly launched support for young carers can be comprehensively prepared, including theirfuture preparation, beyond supporting care-oriented households. This study is based on theChild Welfare Act, the Basic Act on Youth, and the Basic Act on Young Adult, and refers tooverseas cases and targets “young carers under the age of 34” so that young carers canreceive individualized and effective service support under the basis of early investment theoryand preventive welfare policy. It is argued that it will lay the foundation for various policiessuch as raising public awareness, building a network of young carers, emotional support, capacity building, and employment. To this end, first, preventive interventions thatcan reduce the number of young carers are studied; second, focusing on allowing society totake care of young carers before they develop dysfunction by discriminating them morepreferentially; and third, raising awareness of society as a whole for young carers; fourth,strengthening social capital; fifth, it proposed a special Korean-style program for young carersthat can add joy and immersion along with welfare services.
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