Mayor Sehyun Bang: "Hope to Elevate Welfare Standards in Long-term Care Institutions"

Strengthening Professionalism and Service Quality
Case-based Training Receives Positive Response from Social Workers
Regular Education Programs Planned for Continued Support

The Gwangju Long-term Care Institutions Association in Gyeonggi Province held the "Practical Guide Education for Social Workers at Long-term Care Institutions" on the 27th for social workers and facility managers at long-term care institutions.

Mayor Bang Sehwan of Gwangju held the 'Practical Guide Education for Social Workers in Long-term Care Institutions' on the 27th for social workers and facility managers of long-term care institutions. Provided by Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province

This training was organized to strengthen the professionalism of long-term care institution staff and to improve the quality of services.

The program was designed so that social workers could systematically understand the various tasks they perform in long-term care settings according to standardized procedures.

In particular, the training focused on practical, case-based content frequently encountered in the field, which received a highly positive response from participants.

Park Bohyun, President of the Gwangju Long-term Care Institutions Association, stated, "With this practical training as a starting point, we plan to continue regular training sessions to help social workers overcome the challenges they face in the field and enhance their expertise."

Participants including Sangheon Bang, Mayor of Gwangju, are taking a commemorative photo after completing the "Practical Guide Training for Social Workers at Long-term Care Institutions" on the 27th. Provided by Gwangju, Gyeonggi.

Sehyun Bang, the Mayor of Gwangju, who visited the site in person, said, "Long-term care institutions are essential providers of care services in our society, and the professionalism and practical skills of social workers and facility managers directly translate into the quality of those services. I hope this training serves as an opportunity to further elevate the level of welfare within long-term care institutions."

Meanwhile, the Gwangju Long-term Care Institutions Association in Gyeonggi Province plans to continue providing close support to the field through regular training programs and improvements to guidelines.