National Forest Healing Center Hosts 'Forest Healing Camp' with Participation of National Merit Recipients

The Korea Forest Welfare Institute's National Forest Healing Center recently announced on the 24th that it conducted a forest healing camp for about 100 people, including national merit recipients and their families.

The camp was organized to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the armistice and to provide forest welfare services to veterans and families who participated in the Korean War and the Vietnam War.

On the 17th of last month, Park Deok-yong, president of the 6.25 Veterans Association (second from the left), along with veterans and their families, took a commemorative photo after participating in a camp at the Forest Healing Center. Provided by the National Forest Healing Center

The Forest Healing Center held the camp over a total of five sessions. During the camp, participants had the opportunity to experience healing equipment that helps muscle relaxation and blood circulation, as well as water healing activities that promote health through aquatic exercise.

Kwon Young-rok, director of the National Forest Healing Center, said, “We hope that the veterans and their families had a chance to find peace of mind and body through the camp,” adding, “The Forest Healing Center will continue to provide forest healing programs for veterans and their families who have devoted themselves to the nation.”

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