Namyangju City Child Meal Management Support Center Hosts 'Healing Camp: Finding Another Me'

The Namyangju City Child Meal Management Support Center is operating the "Healing Camp: Finding Another Me" for staff of child meal facilities at the Agricultural Technology Center on the 22nd and 23rd.

The Namyangju City Children's Meal Management Support Center (Director Kim Mi-jung) announced on the 24th that it successfully conducted the "Healing Camp: Finding Another Me" program over two days, on the 22nd and 23rd, at the Agricultural Technology Center for staff members of children's meal facilities.

This training was designed as a picky eating improvement program to help children develop proper eating habits. It provided new awareness through the rebirth of ingredients and offered healing time for the staff.

Kim Hye-jung and Woo Do-hee, co-representatives of "Iview," who were invited as instructors, conducted education on healthy eating habits to prevent picky eating. In addition to theoretical lectures, they held a practical session where participants made tomato basil syrup and basil kimchi using basil, a recently popular ingredient, which received great responses from the staff.

Director Kim Mi-jung stated, "We plan to continuously provide healing education programs that stimulate the five senses not only for children but also for the staff of meal facilities. We will continue to contribute to children's health promotion through education on healthy eating habits."

Meanwhile, the Namyangju City Children's Meal Management Support Center, which is entrusted with managing children's meals in Namyangju City, supports systematic and thorough hygiene, safety, and nutrition management at registered meal sites and local children's centers with the goal of promoting the health of children in the area.