Number of Public-Type Daycare Centers in the Region Expands to 24

Yangsan City in South Gyeongsang Province is accelerating efforts to create a child-friendly environment.


On the 14th, the city delivered plaques and certificates to daycare centers newly selected as public-type daycare centers for 2025 at the Child Care Division office.

Yangsan City delivered plaques and certificates to newly selected public-type daycare centers for 2025 on the 14th. Photo by Yangsan City

Yangsan City delivered plaques and certificates to newly selected public-type daycare centers for 2025 on the 14th. Photo by Yangsan City

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This year, South Gyeongsang Province newly designated a total of 18 daycare centers as public-type daycare centers. Among them, Yangsan City had six centers selected: three home-based daycare centers (Geumbit-i Daycare Center, Daebang-i Daycare Center, Lava Daycare Center) and three private daycare centers (Daebang Dain Daycare Center, Ivy Park Daycare Center, Easy The One Daycare Center). With this designation, the total number of public-type daycare centers in Yangsan City has expanded to 24.


The public-type daycare center system is a program in which the city recommends outstanding non-government-supported daycare centers, and the provincial governor makes the final selection to provide support for operating and personnel expenses. Designated daycare centers are subject to stricter operating standards than general non-government-supported daycare centers and provide high-quality childcare services to infants, toddlers, and parents at a level comparable to public daycare centers.



An official from Yangsan City stated, "Through public-type daycare centers, we will enhance the overall quality of childcare services and further strengthen our childcare quality management system so that the excellent private childcare infrastructure can fully perform its role."


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