Seoul Namdaemun Police Station Conducts Youth Talent Donation Project with Youth Support Center

At 2 p.m. on the 12th, Seoul Namdaemun Police Station and the Youth Support Center delivered a menu board and adhesive sheets created by out-of-school youth to Hongbanjang Tteokbokki located in Jungnim-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul. (Provided by Seoul Namdaemun Police Station)

[Asia Economy Reporter Gong Byung-sun] The Namdaemun Police Station in Seoul announced on the 13th that it conducted the 'Kkuming Project' for the Youth Support Center and out-of-school youth.

The Kkuming Project is a talent donation activity that provides art education opportunities to youth and allows them to create handwritten (calligraphy) menus for small business owners. Through this, the Namdaemun Police Station explained that it aims to inspire a sense of volunteerism and accomplishment among students and positively change the negative perception of out-of-school youth.

In May, the Namdaemun Police Station and the Youth Center Kkumdeulim carried out social network service (SNS) promotional activities and identified out-of-school youth to participate in this project. Subsequently, over seven weeks, they connected with professional instructors and conducted pop art education. On the 12th, the youth delivered the menus and stickers they created themselves to Hongbanjang Tteokbokki located in Jungnim-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul.

Park Sang-jun, head of the Women and Youth Division at Namdaemun Police Station, stated, "I hope this opportunity allows out-of-school youth to feel consideration for others and the joy of sharing through talent donation volunteer activities and grow into healthy members of society."

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