Dong-Eui Institute of Technology Signs Business Agreement with Chunsoonsool, Busan Youth Mental Health Center
Dong-Eui Institute of Technology (President Youngdo Kim) signed a business agreement on the 13th with Chunsoonsool, the Busan Youth Mental Health Center (Director Jaeuk Kang), to promote youth mental health.
President Youngdo Kim of Dong-Eui Institute of Technology signed a business agreement on the 13th to promote youth mental health with Chunsoonsool Center Director Jaeuk Kang (left) of the Busan Youth Mental Health Center. Provided by Dong-Eui Institute of Technology
View original imageThis agreement ceremony was organized to establish a practical cooperation system between the two institutions and to promote joint projects for early intervention and mental health improvement for high-risk groups among university youth.
Through this agreement, the two institutions plan to collaborate on a variety of initiatives, including the early detection and intervention for high-risk youth mental health groups, the operation of counseling and mental health programs, and campaigns and educational activities to improve mental health awareness.
President Youngdo Kim of Dong-Eui Institute of Technology said, "Through this agreement, we expect to provide more practical and effective mental health support for our university's youth students, helping them adapt to and settle in the local community in a healthy way." He added, "In particular, reflecting the reality of the increasing number of international students, we hope to expand customized mental health services that consider diverse cultural and social backgrounds."
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