Jeju City Launches 'Warmth Campaign' to Spread Culture of Respect for Life Among Youth
The Jeju City Mental Health Welfare Center recently conducted a 'Warmth Campaign' in collaboration with the Korea Foundation for Suicide Prevention and Jeju Jeil Middle School to spread a culture of respect for life. This event was organized to teach adolescents about the preciousness of life and to help them maintain a healthy state of mind.
Students who participated in the campaign signed pledges to respect life and took part in various activities that affirmed the value of one another. The focus was on creating an environment where students can share their concerns and seek help through cooperation between the school and local community organizations.
An official from the Jeju City Mental Health Welfare Center emphasized that managing mental health during adolescence is extremely important. They plan to continue supporting students so they can lead psychologically stable school lives by collaborating with local schools in the future.
Beyond being a simple one-time event, this campaign served as an opportunity for students to realize the value of life for themselves and to look out for their peers. Jeju City and related organizations plan to continue operating various programs to establish a culture of respect for life.