Nambu University and Goryeoin Village Join Hands for Mutual Exchange to Enhance Child and Youth Welfare

Nambu University is making efforts to improve the welfare of children and adolescents in the Goryeoin Village.

The Nambu University Regional Child Center Gwangju Support Group (Director Choi Kang-nim) announced on the 12th that it has signed an agreement for mutual exchange with Goryeoin Village.

Through this agreement, both organizations have agreed to actively cooperate for the welfare improvement of children and adolescents in the regional child centers and Goryeoin Village, as well as to participate actively in various programs and experiential activities.

Shin Jo-ya, representative of Goryeoin Village, stated, "Many children and adolescents still face difficulties adapting to Korea," and added, "We hope to cooperate mutually so that they can confidently and warmly build a community as proud members of our society."

Director Choi Kang-nim said, "We will actively help create a multicultural society where children and adolescents settled in Gwangju’s Goryeoin Village can grow up healthily."

The Regional Child Center Gwangju Support Group supports regional child centers, which are comprehensive welfare facilities for children in the community. If there are children in need of care in the area, inquiries can be made to each district office, nearby administrative welfare centers, or the local child center near their home, or to the Regional Child Center Gwangju Support Group.