Seven Organizations Including Taean-gun Receive Positive Response for Youth Breakfast Campaign

On the 11th, over 1,000 students at three schools received Garaetteok and beverages

Campaign held at Taean Girls' Middle School on the 11th. /Taean County

Taean County in Chungnam joined hands with seven local organizations to launch a special campaign for the health of local youth, receiving a great response.

On the morning of the 11th, the county held the "Breakfast Eating Campaign" at three schools, including Taean Girls' Middle School, Taean Elementary School, and Hwadong Elementary School. The event was attended by more than 20 people, including County Governor Ko Ga-se, county officials, representatives from Taean Youth Counseling and Welfare Center, Taean Youth Center, Taean Out-of-School Youth Support Center, Taean Gender Rights Counseling Center, and Nonghyup Taean Branch.

Under the theme "Full Stomach!! Strong Mind!!", the campaign aimed to build a safety net for local youth and help them form healthy eating habits through collaboration between the local government and related organizations. The campaign was held during morning school hours, providing rice cakes and beverages to about 1,000 students.

Rice cakes and beverages distributed to students during the "Eat Breakfast Campaign" held on the 11th. / Taeangun

In addition, the campaign included activities to prevent school violence and promote local youth organizations, offering a variety of useful information to the students. Nonghyup Taean Branch also conducted a campaign to promote rice consumption, which received positive feedback.

Lee Yugyeong, Director of the Taean Youth Counseling and Welfare Center, said, "It was a meaningful time to highlight the importance of a healthy breakfast to the future leaders of our community," and added, "We plan to continue operating meaningful programs that will benefit local youth."

Ko Ga-se, Governor of Taean County, stated, "To commemorate Farmers' Day on the 11th, we provided rice cakes and shared important information to help prevent various incidents. We sincerely thank the related organizations for their efforts in this campaign, and we will continue to do our best to help local youth develop healthy eating habits."