Providing Integrated Cultural and Welfare Services
for Local Residents
Muan County in South Jeolla Province (Governor Kim San) announced on May 16 that it had signed a consignment agreement with the cooperative Haebom (CEO Eo Seongjun) for the operation of the Kkumteuli Center on May 15.
The Kkumteuli Center was established as a result of the Muan-eup Rural Central Area Revitalization Project, with the aim of providing comprehensive cultural and welfare services for local residents.
They are taking a commemorative photo after holding the consignment agreement ceremony for the Muan County Kkumteuli Center. Provided by Muan County
The cooperative Haebom was selected as the final operating entity on April 25 after a process that included expert evaluations, and with this agreement, it will begin full-scale preparations for operation.
The Kkumteuli Center is expected to serve as a central facility that meets the cultural and welfare needs of residents in Muan-eup and nearby surrounding villages by offering a variety of services, including customized cultural and welfare programs and the operation of a silver cafe.
Governor Kim San stated, "I hope the Kkumteuli Center will become a hub that enhances the quality of life for local residents by providing a wide range of integrated services," adding, "We will do our best to develop high-quality programs in cooperation with the cooperative Haebom so that even greater cultural and welfare services can be delivered."
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