SAMG and Good Neighbors Launch 'Catch! Tini Ping' Campaign to Promote Children's Health Rights

Support for Enhancing Physical and Mental Health of Children Exhausted by COVID-19

SAMG Entertainment (hereinafter SAMG) announced on the 3rd that it will conduct a campaign to promote children's health rights using its popular animation "Catch! Teenieping" in collaboration with the international relief and development NGO Good Neighbors. Photo by SAMG

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heeyoon] SAMG Entertainment (hereinafter SAMG) announced on the 3rd that it will conduct a campaign to promote children's health rights using its popular animation 'Catch! Tinyping' in collaboration with the international relief and development NGO Good Neighbors.

On the 28th of last month, SAMG signed a business agreement with Good Neighbors to promote "the healthy rights of children" and from this month, they will launch a campaign to promote children's health rights using popular characters from 'Catch! Tinyping.'

This campaign was prepared to improve the health of domestic children who have lacked exercise and play activities due to prolonged social distancing in various ways. It will be conducted in two parts: physical health (first half of the year) and mental health (second half of the year). The two organizations plan to enhance the effectiveness of improving children's health through both online and offline campaigns.

SAMG plans to apply popular characters from 'Catch! Tinyping,' such as 'Hachuping,' to campaign print materials and videos to help children easily and enjoyably understand information about health, while creating an environment where they can grow up safely both physically and emotionally.

Kim Woongcheol, Secretary General of Good Neighbors, said, "We will create an environment where children can grow up happily and healthily together with the beloved 'Catch! Tinyping' characters," and added, "Good Neighbors will continue to take the lead in raising social awareness and expanding interest in children's rights on behalf of children."

Kim Suhoon, CEO of SAMG, said, "We are pleased to contribute to the improvement of domestic children's health through 'Catch! Tinyping,' the most beloved kids' content in Korea," and added, "We will continue to support and cooperate so that children exhausted from the long tunnel of COVID-19 can regain vitality through this campaign and happily nurture their dreams."