Gyeonggi Province is hosting a contest to name its single-person household support project.


The province is currently carrying out several support programs for single-person households, including "Salons for Middle-aged Conversations" that support clubs for middle-aged individuals living alone, "Handy Life Tips Basket" which offers lectures on laundry, cleaning, and organizing, "Dining for Healthy Eating Improvement," "Health Care Programs," and "Financial Safety Education."


The contest runs from July 23 to August 22. The theme is to come up with a concise and approachable title that can represent Gyeonggi Province’s single-person household support project. Each individual may submit only one entry.


Poster for the Naming Contest of Support Project for Single-Person Households in Gyeonggi Province

Poster for the Naming Contest of Support Project for Single-Person Households in Gyeonggi Province

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Residents who wish to participate can apply for the contest by submitting the application form, consent for personal information collection and use, pledge, and proof of identity through the Gyeonggi Province Integrated Contest website (www.gg.go.kr/gongmo).


The selected title will be used as the official name for the single-person household support project in Gyeonggi Province. It will be promoted to residents through various channels, including the Gyeonggi Province website, the Gyeonggi Province Single-Person Household Portal, YouTube, social network services (SNS), and G-Bus.



Lim Yongkyu, Director of the Family Policy Division of Gyeonggi Province, said, “In order for single-person household policies to become more accessible and relatable to residents, it is important to have a name that clearly reflects the meaning of the policy. We hope to receive many creative titles that can appropriately capture the value of Gyeonggi Province’s single-person household support project.”


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