Gwangyang Youth Association, Non-Face-to-Face Promotion of 'Having an Address of Love for My Workplace Gwangyang'

Widely Promote Gwangyang City's Residential Support Benefits through SNS, Newspapers, and Support Policy Notices

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Hyung-kwon] The Gwangyang City Youth Association (hereinafter referred to as the Association) attracted attention by conducting a non-face-to-face promotional campaign titled ‘Having an Address in My Workplace, Gwangyang愛’.

Due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic, which led to bans on group gatherings and event cancellations, the Association, which had faced difficulties in various face-to-face activities, launched non-face-to-face promotions through SNS (social networking service) accounts such as blogs and Facebook, as well as local newspaper advertisements and banner ads, to participate in addressing the local population issue.

Additionally, under the slogan ‘Friend! Let’s live together in Gwangyang (Hangkkune, a dialect word for ‘together’)’, 1,000 copies of leaflets containing information on lifecycle-based population policy support benefits promoted by the city this year?such as newborn childcare expenses, youth housing costs, and moving-in incentives?will be placed in multi-use facilities like terminals and community centers to ensure many citizens can enjoy these benefits.

Yang Heung-man, president of the Gwangyang City Youth Association, said, “We joined the address registration campaign because we empathize with the seriousness of the local population issue,” adding, “We will do our best to widely inform citizens about residential support benefits and overcome the population problem together to make Gwangyang a better place to live.”

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