Goryeong County Family Center Supports Multicultural Families with Pregnancy and Childbirth... Provides Childbirth Supplies

First Implementation of the 'Open Mom Pregnancy and Childbirth Support Project'
Enhanced Emotional Care Through the Mom Coach Service

The Goryeong County Family Center (Director Kwon Hanhee) provided childbirth supplies to multicultural families in the region who are either pregnant or have recently given birth, as part of the 'Open Mom Pregnancy and Childbirth Support Project.'

Goryeong County Family Center is delivering childbirth supplies to families with pregnant women and newborns. Provided by Goryeong County

This program, launched for the first time this year with support from Goryeong County, was established to alleviate anxiety for expectant mothers during pregnancy and childbirth, and to help ensure the health and emotional stability of newborns.

The 'Open Mom Pregnancy and Childbirth Support Project' is a customized care initiative that allows marriage immigrants and foreign mothers to use the 'Mom Coach' service from pregnancy until 24 months after childbirth.

The 'Mom Coach' service is provided by marriage immigrants who have completed specialized training, offering emotional support and practical assistance tailored to each stage of pregnancy and childbirth.

This round of childbirth supply support was provided to nine families in the area. The mothers responded positively, noting not only physical recovery but also emotional stability as a result.

A representative from the Goryeong County Family Center stated, "Pregnancy and childbirth are the most important starting points for a family, so we will continue to provide various forms of support to create an environment where mothers can raise their children with peace of mind."

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