Gwangju Buk-gu 'Free Delivery Service for Children's Toys' Receives Positive Response View original image

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yukbong] Buk-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City (Mayor Moon In) is receiving great responses from local residents by implementing a ‘Free Toy Delivery Service.’


Buk-gu announced on the 8th that the Free Toy Delivery Service is being operated at the Kkum Namu Toy Library located within the Kkum Namu Social Welfare Center to allow local children to easily and conveniently use various toys.


The Kkum Namu Toy Library, which opened in October 2019, is equipped with a total of 338 types and about 720 items of various childcare products, including toys, first birthday tables (dolsang), first birthday clothes (dolbok), and strollers.


Starting in February, the first free delivery service in Gwangju City began, and so far, about 300 households have used the service, promoting convenience for childcare families and contributing to the revitalization of the toy library.


Toy rentals are available for up to 2 items for 14 days upon payment of an annual fee of 30,000 KRW.


After checking the available rental items on the Kkum Namu Social Welfare Center website, if you apply for the delivery service at the Kkum Namu Toy Library, the items will be delivered the next day.


Meanwhile, the Kkum Namu Toy Library is supporting various experiential activities such as traditional games and folk games through the operation of the play coaching program ‘Nolteo’ this year, helping the healthy growth of infants and young children.


Also, Buk-gu plans to carry out various low birthrate overcoming projects such as awareness improvement campaigns responding to low birthrate through public-private cooperation networks and population schools by life cycle.



Mayor Moon In of Buk-gu said, “We will communicate with residents with the awareness that childbirth and childcare are not just family issues but social responsibilities, and provide various services suitable for the post-COVID-19 era.”


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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