Gijang-gun Youth Counseling Welfare Center Provides 5 Million Won Scholarship for At-Risk Youth

Connection with Goyang City Overseas Medical Volunteer Group 'Daham'

Busan Gijang-gun (Governor Jeong Jong-bok) announced on the 24th that the Gijang-gun Youth Counseling Welfare Center (Director Lee Chang-gu) delivered a total of 5 million KRW in scholarships to 10 at-risk and vulnerable youth in the region on the 20th, in collaboration with Daham, an overseas medical volunteer group from Goyang City (Leader Park Seung-hyun).

The Gijang-gun Youth Counseling and Welfare Center is awarding a scholarship of 5 million won to at-risk youth. Provided by Gijang-gun

This scholarship support was provided to local youth facing economic and psychological difficulties who are in educational blind spots. It was established to encourage young people to not give up on their dreams and to pioneer their futures despite economic hardships.

Leader Park Seung-hyun said, “Although the amount is not large, I was deeply moved by the recommended youths who are working hard despite difficult circumstances. Through this connection, we will strive to continue support in various ways. If possible, I hope to accompany the recommended youths on overseas medical volunteer trips. I hope these community efforts will serve as a foundation for the proper growth of youth.”

Director Lee Chang-gu stated, “Youth are important figures who will lead the future of our society. This scholarship project will be more than just a resource; it will support their dreams and become a stepping stone for the community to grow together.” He also called for continued interest and participation from the community.

The Gijang-gun Youth Counseling Welfare Center provides services such as counseling and support for at-risk youth by connecting various community resources. For more detailed inquiries, please contact them by phone.

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