Mayor Lee Chung-woo Greets Children at Yeoju City Together Care Center for Lunar New Year

Sharing Words of Blessing and Thank-You Letters for Lunar New Year

On the 21st, Yeoju City, Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Lee Chung-woo) held a meaningful event in the mayor's office to celebrate the Lunar New Year, where 12 children from Dahamkke Care Center Branch 1 (Director Shin Yeon-cheol), Branch 2 (Director Woo Kyung-hee), Ohhak Branch (Director Kim Hye-ryeon), LH Branch (Director Lee Mi-hyun), and Gyodong Branch (Director Lee Joo-won) gathered to exchange New Year greetings, reflect on the significance of the Lunar New Year, and strengthen bonds with the local community.

Lee Chung-woo, Mayor of Yeoju City, is greeting the Lunar New Year with children from the Dahamkke Care Center in the mayor's office on the 21st. Photo by Yeoju City

According to Yeoju City on the 22nd, the children from Dahamkke Care Center visited the mayor's office dressed in beautiful hanbok and read aloud handwritten letters they made themselves, containing messages such as "Happy New Year" and "Thank you for creating the care center," allowing their voices to be directly conveyed to the mayor and creating a warm Lunar New Year atmosphere. Mayor Lee Chung-woo wrote and delivered blessing cards to the five Dahamkke Care Centers, wishing that "the children remain bright, healthy, and get along well in the new year."

The children asked Mayor Lee Chung-woo questions related to the Lunar New Year, shared their New Year wishes, and talked about their life at the care centers. The mayor expressed his gratitude and gave the children lucky pouches filled with snacks.

Mayor Lee Chung-woo of Yeoju said, "I am very pleased to have this precious opportunity to be with local children during the Lunar New Year," and added, "We will continue to support their growth through various programs and activities so that children can grow up feeling proud as members of the local community."

The Yeoju Dahamkke Care Center provides customized care services such as play and rest for elementary school students in the area. Currently, it operates five branches: Branch 1 inside Yeoju Elementary School, Branch 2 in Sangdong, Ohhak Branch in Ohhak-dong, and LH and Gyodong Branches in Gyodong.

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