The Public Officials Benefit Association said on October 13 that it had held the "POBA Wellness Camp" at Cassia Sokcho in Gangwon Province for a total of 160 members and their companions.


Members of the Public Officials Benefit Association and their companions pose for a commemorative photo at the POBA Wellness Camp / Photo by the Public Officials Benefit Association

Members of the Public Officials Benefit Association and their companions pose for a commemorative photo at the POBA Wellness Camp / Photo by the Public Officials Benefit Association

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Held from October 9 to 11, the event was designed to give members a chance to step away from their daily routines, care for their physical and mental well-being, and recharge with loved ones. The camp was run in two sessions, each with a two-day, one-night schedule, and featured a range of programs, including physical activities, meditation and cultural experiences.


Programs included chair barre, which combines ballet and Pilates movements using a chair; yoga focused on breathing; and music meditation to calm the mind. After dinner, participants shared and expressed stories through an interactive theater program, connecting with one another and enjoying a cultural experience they would not often encounter in their daily lives. On the morning of the second day, they took part in morning yoga on the rooftop on the 26th floor of Cassia Sokcho, overlooking the sea and beach.



Kim Ki-young, chairman of the Public Officials Benefit Association, said, "This camp was organized to give our members a chance to step away from their daily routines, care for their physical and mental well-being, and recharge with their loved ones." He added, "We will continue to offer welfare programs that bring energy to everyday life by reflecting the diverse interests and needs of our members."


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