On-site Consulting and Difficulty Assessment for 12 Participating Teams
Ulsan City has begun to focus on intensively managing the 'Youth Activity Experience Support Project'.
On the 20th, Ulsan City announced that it will conduct activity inspections for the 12 teams participating in the 'Youth Activity Experience Support Project' from the 21st until August 25th.
This inspection will provide customized consulting and system usage training for young people who are facing difficulties with the project or having trouble using the subsidy system, in order to support smooth project implementation.
The 12 teams participating this year are engaged in a variety of activities, including: various volunteer activities for marginalized groups; Ulsan Exploration, which discovers and promotes hidden attractions in Ulsan; a humanities community through reading and discussion; joint workshops and competitions to popularize breakdancing; and training young horticulturists through the creation and activation of edible gardens.
An Ulsan City official said, "Through these activity inspections, we will actively support youth-led and youth-participated initiatives so that they can be carried out more vigorously, and we will listen closely to the voices of young people to reflect them in future youth policies in Ulsan."
The 'Youth Activity Experience Support Project', which helps young people gain diverse experiences, is a project that supports youth activities aimed at public interest or solving local issues, helping them to become established members of the community.
Ulsan City provides each participating team with up to 5 million won in activity expenses, as well as support for team-specific activity promotion, consulting, and youth networking events.
Ulsan City Hall
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