Korean Youth Center and Disability Center Partner for Warm Community Share

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Korean Youth Center and Disability Center Partner for Warm Community Share
Photo: Gyeonggi-do Youth Activity Promotion Center

The Gyeonggi-do Youth Activity Promotion Center supported the Changjeon Youth Center in a collaborative 'Better Sharing Fridge' initiative, where they donated 20 bottles of lemon tea to the Isak Disabled Independence Living Center.

Key points

  • Changjeon Youth Center
  • Isak Disabled Independence Living Center
  • Better Sharing Fridge

Changjeon Youth Center (Director Seo Hotaek) operated a 'Better Sharing Fridge' with support from the Ichon Sustainable Development Council, creating a space for community members to freely share food and connect with those in need. The Isak Disabled Independence Living Center (Director Song Hyunwoo) contributed 20 bottles of lemon tea.

This collaboration aims to link disability independence activities with community sharing, making it a meaningful example of how the centers can work together for social good. Director Seo Hotaek stated that the center will continue to expand partnerships and promote ongoing activities involving both youth and community members.

The Gyeonggi-do Youth Activity Promotion Center plans to further develop the 'Better Sharing Fridge' initiative, encouraging more organizations within the region to participate in fostering a culture of sharing.

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