Gwangjin-gu Launches Full-Scale Space Consulting for Senior Centers

Starting from Sonung Senior Center on the 25th, sequential visits to 20 senior centers
Space consulting specialist company shares space utilization secrets
Creating a pleasant environment through old item disposal, space rearrangement, and organizing storage training

Gwangjin-gu (District Mayor Kim Kyung-ho) is taking the lead in improving the environment of public senior centers through the 'Senior Center Space Consulting' project.

The Senior Center Space Consulting project is part of the 'Clearing Out Senior Centers' initiative, aimed at organizing unnecessary items accumulated in senior centers and efficiently rearranging the space to provide users with a comfortable environment. Among the 99 senior centers in the area, 20 public senior centers are selected to undergo the process sequentially.

The project proceeds through ▲pre-assessment ▲organization consulting ▲organization education ▲monitoring stages. To enhance space efficiency, professional companies visit the senior centers to share tips on organizing, storage, and space utilization.

On the 25th, consulting was conducted at Sonung Senior Center. About 20 senior center members attended, and the session covered practical topics such as ▲safe storage methods for food items ▲sharing information on organizing and storage ▲space rearrangement ▲making storage boxes using paper bags.

Choi Jeong-cheuk, president of Sonung Senior Center, smiled and said, "Just by organizing and discarding items, it seems the usable space has doubled."

Kim Kyung-ho, mayor of Gwangjin-gu, said, "We initiated the Senior Center Space Consulting project with the hope that seniors can enjoy their leisure time in a more convenient and pleasant environment," adding, "We will continue to create a happy Gwangjin-gu for seniors through various customized support policies."

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