Assemblyman Yoon Han-hong Visits Sa-rang-na-num House in Hoewon-dong
and Masan Branch of the Gyeongnam Association for the Disabled

On September 22, the Masan Hoewon District Party Committee of the People Power Party visited Sa-rang-na-num House, a free meal center in Hoewon-dong, as well as the Masan branch of the Gyeongnam Association for the Disabled. Ahead of Chuseok, the traditional Korean holiday, they carried out volunteer activities and delivered the Sa-rang-na-num Fund at both locations.

Assemblyman Yoon Hanhong visits the Saeromangeum Nanum House. <br>[Photo by Assemblyman Yoon Hanhong's Office]

Assemblyman Yoon Hanhong visits the Saeromangeum Nanum House.
[Photo by Assemblyman Yoon Hanhong's Office]

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On that day at Sa-rang-na-num House, National Assemblyman Yoon Han-hong personally participated in meal service, providing meals to elderly citizens and helping with serving and cleaning. Afterwards, they visited the Masan branch of the Gyeongnam Association for the Disabled to deliver the Sa-rang-na-num Fund and listened to local opinions on welfare and sharing activities for people with disabilities in the region.


Assemblyman Yoon Han-hong expressed his appreciation, saying, "I am deeply grateful to all the volunteers who work so hard to provide a warm meal to our neighbors in the community. I hope that during Chuseok, none of our neighbors will be left out and that everyone can enjoy a warm and abundant holiday."


He added, "As even small acts of sharing and service come together to make our community warmer, I will continue to look out for those in need and practice sharing together with others."



Meanwhile, the Masan Hoewon District Party Committee plans to continue seeking out places in the community that need help, carrying out volunteering and sharing activities, and staying engaged with local residents in the future.


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