Soonchunhyang University Gumi Hospital Holds Awards Ceremony for Child Protection Short-form Contest
Soonchunhyang University Gumi Hospital has begun efforts to raise local community awareness about child protection and to promote practical action.
'2026 Gyeongbuk Regional Saessak Keeper Hospital Child Protection Action Elements Short-Form Contest' Award Ceremony
[Photo by Soonchunhyang University Gumi Hospital]
Soonchunhyang University Gumi Hospital announced on the 5th that it held the awards ceremony for the '2026 Gyeongbuk Regional Sprout Guardian Hospital Child Protection Practice Elements Short-form Contest' at the hospital on the 3rd.
The contest was held for residents of North Gyeongsang Province from August 10 to 21 and invited short-form content on the following themes: positive parenting, prevention of sudden infant death, prevention and reporting of child abuse, and respect for children's rights.
After review, a total of seven teams were selected as winners. The grand prize went to Seo-yoon Jeong from the Department of Nursing at Kyungwoon University for her entry 'How to Prevent Sudden Infant Death.' The top excellence award was given to Jae-shin Lee, while the excellence award went to the team of Geun-woo Yoon and Seok-young Jeong, as well as Ji-young Lee.
The winners received certificates and prize money, and after the awards ceremony, there was also a time to view the winning entries together.
Kim Seongsu, Chairperson of the Child Protection Committee, said, "Through this contest, we confirmed the local community's interest in and willingness to take action for child protection," adding, "We will continue to create an environment where children can grow up safely by providing various educational programs and content."
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Given that child protection relies more on small everyday practices than on grand slogans, it is hoped that this short-form contest will raise public awareness and encourage the spread of a culture of child safety.
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