Ulju-gun Family Center (Director Im Dae-wan) operated the 'Working Cooking' program a total of three times from the 20th of last month to the 3rd, targeting dual-income family parents.
This program was designed as an opportunity to prepare healthy homemade meals that can be practically used in daily life, aiming to promote a work-family balance culture among dual-income families. The program, held at a cooking academy located in Onyang-eup, was attended by 11 dual-income families from Onsan and Onyang.
Participants shared their feedback, saying, "I was able to easily make healthy homemade meals that I had neglected due to work," and "I usually had difficulty learning cooking, but I found it helpful to learn recipes that can be easily made at home."
An official from Ulju-gun Family Center said, "Through this program, we hope dual-income families can reduce the burden of housework, share delicious food, and enjoy pleasant evenings," adding, "The second half of the Working Cooking program will be conducted as an experiential program involving the entire family, so we ask for much participation and interest."
Ulju-gun Family Center is operating a cooking program called 'Working Cooking' for dual-income families.
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