Yeongyang-gun Urban Regeneration Support Center and Yeongyang Elementary School Sign Agreement for Utilization and Operation of Urban Regeneration Hub Facilities

The Yeongyang-gun Urban Regeneration Support Center (Director Bae Jun-hyun) and Yeongyang Elementary School (Principal Lee Seung-jun) signed a business agreement on the 17th to establish a collaborative relationship and promote regional development within the urban regeneration activation area.

Yeongyang-gun Urban Regeneration Support Center and Yeongyang Elementary School Sign Business Agreement.

This agreement is the second business agreement signed with schools in the district, following Yeongyang Middle and High Schools in April. Through this, they agreed to support various activities for children based on the urban regeneration hub facility (Eoullimteo: Madang) by utilizing and cooperating in the operation of the urban regeneration hub facility, linking content to revitalize the local community, and providing spaces for education and club activities.

Accordingly, the Yeongyang-gun Urban Regeneration Support Center will provide human and material networks to activate the use of the urban regeneration hub facility, and Yeongyang Elementary School will support students' diverse learning and cultural activities, cooperating to ensure that ‘Eoullimteo: Madang’ can be used as a space where children in the region can freely study and play.

Director Bae Jun-hyun said, “Through agreements signed with schools in the district, we will promote the Yeongyang-gun Urban Regeneration New Deal project to school staff and students and actively strive to revitalize the urban regeneration hub facility.”

Principal Lee Seung-jun said, “I hope that students can freely learn and play in various spaces such as the book cafe, practice rooms, and outdoor stage at Eoullimteo Madang, providing an opportunity for them to grow a little more.”

Eoullimteo: Madang is a three-story facility located across from Yeongyang Post Office (Palsu-ro, Yeongyang-eup). The first floor houses the Ainuri Toy Library, a shared childcare center, practice rooms, and an outdoor stage; the second floor includes a study room (reading room), book cafe, and auditorium; and the third floor has a village communal workshop. For detailed inquiries, contact the Yeongyang-gun Urban Regeneration Support Center.

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