Gwangjin-gu Guui 3-dong Family Volunteer Group Spring Flower Bed Gardening Volunteer Activity Held

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Guui 3-dong, Gwangjin-gu, Our neighborhood filled with the scent of spring flowers... Family volunteer group’s flowerbed gardening volunteer work

The Guui 3-dong Volunteer Camp and family volunteer group in Gwangjin-gu carried out flowerbed gardening volunteer activities using spring flowers on the 23rd to help residents overcome COVID-19 depression.

The family volunteer group, consisting of 15 families, planted spring flowers such as tulips, daisies, and violas throughout the neighborhood with their children and parents, maintaining flowerbeds and conducting environmental cleanup activities such as picking up trash around the area.

Meanwhile, the Guui 3-dong Volunteer Camp is conducting a relay campaign to promote the “COVID-19 Prevention Practice Promise” among residents to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The volunteer camp and volunteers visit local businesses twice a day to guide COVID-19 prevention rules and promote family participation through SNS relay campaigns, encouraging residents’ involvement.

Jayang 4-dong, Gwangjin-gu, ‘Love Home Repair’ with local volunteer groups

The Jayang 4-dong Community Center in Gwangjin-gu carried out a Love Home Repair project on the 20th targeting low-income elderly residents, together with members of Nopdeunghut Gwangseong Church and Konkuk University’s Charity Moa club.

On this day, volunteer club members visited elderly households living in vulnerable environments and performed wallpapering, floor mat and door handle replacement, and fluorescent light repairs.

Guui 1-dong, Gwangjin-gu, signs free medical treatment agreement for low-income elderly health

The Guui 1-dong Community Social Security Council in Gwangjin-gu held a signing ceremony on the 24th for a “Free Medical Treatment Project to Improve the Health of Low-Income Elderly” with Sejong Sports Orthopedic Clinic and the Guui Police Station Safety Council.

This project was established through talent donations from medical institutions and the Safety Council to support healthy living for low-income elderly residents in the area. It provides free medical treatment such as X-rays and physical therapy for 10 elderly people (5 in the first half and 5 in the second half of the year), along with safe transportation using administrative and police vehicles.

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