"Young People from Other Neighborhoods, Try Living in Uiryeong-gun for Just One Month"

Uiryeong Youth Hope Project 'Youth Policy Package' Participants Recruitment Until the 11th

Panoramic view of Bujabawi (Sotbawi) in Uiryeong-gun, Gyeongnam.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Wook] Uiryeong-gun, Gyeongnam Province, is recruiting participants for the "One Month Living in Uiryeong" program targeting young people residing in other regions. This program, one of the detailed projects of the Uiryeong Youth Hope Project "Youth Policy Package," is being conducted for the second time this year following last year.

The One Month Living in Uiryeong experience was planned to provide young people from outside Uiryeong-gun an opportunity to get to know Uiryeong-gun and create a chance for future settlement.

Applicants must be young people aged 18 to 49 with resident registration outside the area (individuals or teams of two). Selected participants will receive accommodation at the Rural Experience and Recreation Village Regional Center, a vehicle, and activity expenses for one month from the 17th to December 16th, during which they will engage in various program activities.

The county expects that the One Month Living in Uiryeong experience will help young people escape the fatigue and stress felt in urban life and human relationships, and provide an opportunity to build resilience in the clean and relaxed natural environment of Uiryeong-gun.

Those wishing to participate can apply by email or mail to the Uiryeong-gun Office's Extinction Crisis Response Promotion Team by the 11th.