Gokseong-gun Operates Health Classes for Pregnant Women in Celebration of 'Pregnancy Day'
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Gokseong-gun, Jeollanam-do, announced that it is operating a special health program for local pregnant women in celebration of 'Pregnancy Day.' This event was organized to support healthy childbirth and childcare for expectant mothers.
During these health classes, education on proper health information and lifestyle habits necessary for pregnant women will be provided. Additionally, time has been set aside for expectant mothers to communicate and share information with one another, which is receiving a great response from participants.
Gokseong-gun is implementing various policies to create an environment where pregnant women can safely give birth and raise children. This program is part of such efforts and is expected to contribute to fostering an atmosphere that encourages childbirth within the local community.
Meanwhile, Gokseong-gun is also working in parallel to create a healthy organizational culture within the public sector. Recently, the county conducted training on the prevention of the four major types of violence, including sexual harassment and sexual assault, for high-ranking officials, striving to build a workplace culture rooted in mutual respect and consideration.
A Gokseong-gun official stated that the county will continue to do its best to create an environment where both pregnant women and local residents can be happy. Pregnant women who wish to participate in these health classes can receive detailed information through the Gokseong-gun Health and Medical Center.
Sources: 더코리아
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