Gwangjin-gu Holds Sharing Meeting on Activity Achievements of Dong Community Security Council

Over 100 Participants Including Committee Members Attend at Gwangjin-gu Office Auditorium on the 7th
Aiming to Strengthen Roles and Enhance Understanding by Sharing Activities Such as Identifying Welfare Blind Spots
Time for Communication with Video Viewing, Impressions Sharing, and Healing Programs...

Gwangjin-gu (Mayor Kim Kyung-ho) held the ‘Dong Community Social Security Council Activity Performance Sharing Meeting’ on the 7th at the Gwangjin-gu Office auditorium. The purpose was to share past achievements to strengthen the role of the council and enhance understanding of its activities.

The Dong Community Social Security Council is a care community formed to eliminate welfare blind spots within the area. It is a district-level public-private cooperation network organization established for community welfare activities that watch over, inform about, and care for neighbors in need.

The sharing meeting was held with about 100 council members and social welfare staff attending, and was organized to express gratitude for the hard work of the members who have been sweating on the ground to create a ‘Village Without Blind Spots.’

The event consisted of an activity sharing session and a healing program. The activity sharing session proceeded in the order of watching activity videos, progress reports, sharing impressions, and commemorative photos. Especially during the video viewing time, participants reviewed the activities of the councils in 15 dongs and had time to encourage and empathize with each other.

The healing program followed immediately. Participants made lamps by preserving flower petals in a special solution with preservation functions. Under the guidance of a professional instructor, participants made lamps and shared refreshments, spending a meaningful time communicating.

Kim Kyung-ho, Mayor of Gwangjin-gu, said, “I express my respect and gratitude to the members of the Community Social Security Council and related personnel who work hard for the development of community welfare,” adding, “We will continue to build a thorough safety system for community welfare through ongoing public-private cooperation to ensure that no neighbors in need are left isolated.”

Meanwhile, the council is promoting various projects to establish a welfare safety net, including ▲campaigns to discover blind spots ▲building cooperative systems with lifestyle-oriented businesses ▲discovering and promoting local specialized projects.

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