Gumi Office of Education: "A Chuseok Shared with Everyone, Leaving No One Behind"

Delivering Chuseok Consolation Gifts
Practicing a Culture of Caring and Sharing

On September 29, the Gumi Office of Education in North Gyeongsang Province (Superintendent Min Byungdo) visited the local social welfare corporations Samsungwon and Dahamkkehaneungil (hereinafter Dahamgil) to deliver consolation gifts, aiming to share the warmth of Chuseok with everyone and ensure that no one in the community is left out during the holiday.

To share the warmth of Chuseok, we visited the local social welfare corporations Samsungwon and Dahamkkehaneungil (hereinafter Dahamgil) to deliver consolation goods. Photo by Lee Ihwan

Every year during major holidays, the office visits local social welfare facilities, as well as welfare centers for children, the elderly, and people with disabilities, to deliver gifts of consolation. Through these efforts, the office strives to care for marginalized neighbors, foster a joyful and inclusive educational environment in Gumi, and take the lead in empowering lives.

On this day, Superintendent Min Byungdo delivered snacks for 39 children at Samsungwon and daily necessities for 30 individuals with severe disabilities at Dahamgil, making it a meaningful occasion.

Superintendent Min stated, "Celebrating Chuseok, our national holiday, it was a grateful and meaningful time to practice a culture of caring and sharing with children and people with disabilities, and to support the marginalized in our community through warm-hearted education in Gumi. I would like to express my gratitude to the teachers at Samsungwon who work hard for the future of our children, and to the staff at Dahamgil who are dedicated to the rehabilitation of people with disabilities."

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