Korea Childcare Safety Mutual Aid Association Signs Infant and Toddler Safety Agreement with Korea Health Promotion Institute
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The Korea Childcare Safety Mutual Aid Association and the Korea Health Promotion Institute have agreed to cooperate for the safety of infants and toddlers and have signed an agreement. The two organizations pledged to work together so that infants and toddlers attending childcare centers can live safely.
This agreement is one of the efforts by multiple organizations to jointly address the issue of infant and toddler safety. The Korea Childcare Safety Mutual Aid Association is an organization responsible for work related to safety accidents at childcare centers, and the Korea Health Promotion Institute is an organization that conducts research and projects to improve the health and safety of the public. The two organizations have come to cooperate based on their respective experiences and roles.
Meanwhile, the activities of other organizations that help children were also introduced. The Osan City Child Protection Agency is helping children who have been abused or who face poverty or psychological or emotional difficulties, as well as neighbors who are marginalized in society. The agency is carrying out welfare projects so that children can grow up as healthy members of society.
Creating an environment in which children can grow up safely and healthily is a task that families, childcare centers, local communities, and multiple organizations must undertake together. Attention is growing over what specific projects will be carried out through the agreement between the two organizations.
Sources: 베이비뉴스
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