Sojinkong Operates Forest Healing Program to Support Psychological Recovery of Rebooting Small Business Owners

Customized One-Day and Overnight Programs
at Forest Welfare Facilities Nationwide

The Small Enterprise and Market Service announced on the 10th that it will operate the ‘Psychological Recovery Support Program for Rebooting Small Business Owners’ in collaboration with the Korea Forest Welfare Institute to help small business owners recover psychologically and relieve stress.

This program is designed to allow small business owners who wish to restart their businesses to heal their mind and body in nature by utilizing 16 forest welfare facilities nationwide, offering various experiential activities such as sensory walking in the forest and aromatherapy.

The program, held in various locations across the country including Daejeon, Yeongju, Hoengseong, Yangpyeong, and Chuncheon, offers options for a one-day or one-night two-day course. Small business owners and one companion can participate with full government funding.

This year, the program will run monthly from March to November, with about 100 selected participants expected to join starting from the 10th. Small business owners wishing to participate can apply from the 1st of each month on the Small Enterprise and Market Service’s Hope Return Package website.

An official from the Small Enterprise and Market Service stated, “We have prepared a customized program in cooperation with the Institute to help small business owners put down daily stress, rest in nature, and recharge,” adding, “We plan to continuously operate various programs to provide practical support for the actual rebooting of small business owners.”

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