Korea Association of Health Promotion Gyeonggi Branch Practices Warm Sharing for Local Seniors
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The Gyeonggi Branch of the Korea Association of Health Promotion has carried out warm sharing activities for the local community. The association recently visited the SK Cheongsol Senior Welfare Center to conduct regular meal service volunteer work for the seniors.
This volunteer activity was organized to help marginalized neighbors in the local community and support the healthy dietary lives of seniors. Association staff members personally served food prepared with care and spent time exchanging warm greetings with the seniors.
In addition to providing high-quality health checkup services, the Korea Association of Health Promotion Gyeonggi Branch has been continuing various social contribution activities in connection with the local community. In particular, they are striving to promote the health of residents by hosting health lectures and collaborating with local organizations.
An official from the association stated that as an organization responsible for the health of the local community, they will continue to practice ongoing volunteer work and sharing for neighbors in need.
This activity has been a great source of strength for local residents, and it is hoped that such a culture of sharing will spread more widely throughout the local community in the future.
Sources: 경기일보
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