Hope Bridge Receives Positive Response for Experiential Safety Education for Children

Hope Bridge National Disaster Relief Association is educating child participants on disaster response methods by having them directly create survival kits at the "Disaster Safety Challenge Zone," operated at the "2025 Children's Integrated Safety Expo." Hope Bridge

Hope Bridge Korea Disaster Relief Association (President Song Pilho) announced on the 28th that it successfully operated an experiential disaster safety education booth at the '2025 Children's Integrated Safety Expo' held at Ilsan KINTEX from July 24 to 26.

This expo, hosted by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety and joined by more than 20 related organizations, is the largest children's safety experience event in the country. During the event, children participated in hands-on experiences and education covering various safety situations in their daily lives, including disaster safety, daily life safety, traffic safety, and first aid.

At this expo, Hope Bridge provided programs such as disaster preparedness planning, survival kit making, and virtual shelter experience, helping children to learn about disasters, feel them, and take action.

One parent commented, "At the Hope Bridge booth, the process of disaster preparedness and survival kit making was explained in detail, so not only my children but I also learned a lot."

A child participant said, "When there was a wildfire in Andong, my grandmother stayed in a shelter. Seeing an actual shelter and relief kit here today was fascinating, and I was able to understand in detail what role a shelter plays."

Moon Ji-hye, Education Manager of the Hope Bridge Disaster Relief Management Team, said, "We are grateful that so many children and families participated despite the heat wave," and added, "We hope this experience will help children develop the ability to understand and respond to disasters on their own."

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