Amid the Covid-19 pandemic and in line with government regulations, the work of Shincheonji Volunteer Group, the voluntary wing of Shincheonji Church of Jesus (Shincheonji Church), has been gradually growing again throughout South Korea. On 8th May 2021, and in celebration of Mother's Day, the Suwon branch of Shincheonji Volunteer Group (SVG) visited five elderly residents living alone in Seryu 1-dong (neighbourhood), Suwon city, delivering water kimchi and putting on hand-made Mugunghwa (the national flower of South Korea) on their chests. Senior residents were visibly moved by the gesture of goodwill as roughly one-quarter of Korea's elderly population lives in isolation and grapples with rising cases of depression. The head of SVG Suwon has announced his intention to continue serving marginalised communities as far and wide as possible through their various community initiatives. 

In other Shincheonji-related news, 3741 congregants of Shincheonji Daegu Church, who had contracted Covid-19 and recovered, donated their blood plasma over three rounds in an effort to help develop treatment for COVID-19. Of this figure, 1561 donors donated their blood plasma more than twice. Mr. Jun-wook Kwon, Deputy Head of the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA), expressed his gratitude to donors in person back in November 2020, saying, "This blood plasma donation by believers of Shincheonji Church, who have now recovered from COVID-19, will make an indelible contribution to overcoming this pandemic and, eventually, eradicate it. We hope that the voluntary and active example set by Shincheonji Church members today will serve as an example to all citizens". Earlier this year, the KDCA confirmed that it is expected to secure blood plasma treatment by the end of 2021; a step that could potentially alleviate the suffering of many Covid sufferers in Korea and beyond.

Shincheonji Volunteer Group will continue to put love for its neighbours into practice through various cultural and volunteer activities, having partnered with 72 national and international volunteer agencies to serve marginalised communities in Korea, improve road networks, implement environmental clean-up campaigns, cook and deliver homemade lunches and provide beauty services and mural painting.