Hwasun County Child and Social Welfare Meal Management Support Center to Move to County-Owned Building

Center Relocates to Part of the First Floor of Hwasun Culture Center
Reduced Rental Costs and Establishment of a Stable Operational Foundation

Hwasun County announced that the center will be relocated to part of the first floor of the Hwasun Culture Center on June 24.

The Child and Social Welfare Meal Management Support Center is a specialized institution that provides hygiene, safety, and nutrition management support to daycare centers, kindergartens, local children's centers, and social welfare facilities within the county. Currently, the center operates a variety of programs for 103 registered meal service sites, including regular on-site guidance, meal plan provision, hygiene education, and nutrition education.

Until now, the center had been operating in a privately leased building, which posed an annual financial burden due to rent payments and limited facility utilization. In response, Hwasun County decided to move the center to a county-owned building (the Hwasun Culture Center), thereby reducing costs and establishing a more stable operational foundation.

A view of Hwasun County Children's and Social Welfare Meal Management Support Center.
[Photo by Hwasun County]

The budget saved through this relocation will be reinvested in hygiene and nutrition support projects to create a healthier meal environment for children and vulnerable groups.

Cho Hyeong-chae, Head of Tourism and Sports, stated, "This relocation is not simply about moving office space, but a measure to enhance the quality of meal management services directly linked to the health of county residents," adding, "We will continue to actively support children and users of social welfare facilities so they can receive safer and healthier meals."

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