Guidelines and Labor Instructions for Child Care Support Project
Safety Training Conducted
On the 28th, Yangsan City in Gyeongnam held a group meeting for 132 child caregivers for the first half of 2025 at the small theater of the Yangsan Culture and Arts Center.
Yangsan City held an Idolbomyi Group Meeting for the first half of 2025 on the 28th. Photo by Yangsan City
This group meeting was organized to help child caregivers become familiar with the latest guidelines and provide safe care services.
First, during the session on the 2025 Child Care Support Project guidelines and labor instructions, key changes related to caregiver activities, labor standards, salary and welfare information were provided, along with important considerations for service operation.
The following child care service safety training offered practical education on how to respond to emergencies that may occur during care activities and how to prevent child safety accidents. The training especially focused on safety management guidelines and emergency response procedures that must be followed when caring for infants and young children, aiming to strengthen the caregivers' practical capabilities.
Lee Seongmi, head of the Women and Youth Division, said, "Through this group meeting, we hope to support child caregivers so they can provide more professional care services and create a safer care environment," adding, "We will continue to operate care services that parents and children can trust through ongoing education and support."
The Child Care Support Project provides home-visit care services by caregivers for children under 12 years old in families with care gaps due to reasons such as both parents working. Government support can be applied for by visiting the Eup, Myeon, or Dong administrative welfare centers or through the Bokjiro website.
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