The visualizsation of single parents‘ housing poverty in South Korea

toward constructing Korean shared housing system based on mutual care

Abstract

As a result of the survey, the rate of relocation before and after divorce was extremely high, because there was no housing system available at that time, many moved to non-residential houses and low-quality “WOLSE”. Single parents tended to experience multiple moves, and there were cases where more than 5 were transferred in 20% in quantitative surveys and up to 8 were moved in qualitative surveys. South Korea has a system to use private rental housing as public housing, but it is difficult to secure due to the landlord's incomprehension, there are quality issues, and it may be difficult to renew contract because of the circumstances of the landlord.