41 Children Took Part in On-Site Activities, While 95 Received Admission Passes... Program Expanded

Guro-gu, Seoul (District Mayor Jang Inhong) said on November 2 that it is providing 136 children in the Dream Start program with experiences at an indoor play facility. On October 30, 41 children took part in an on-site activity, and the remaining 95, who could not attend, will receive admission passes.

Children from Dream Start are taking part in play activities at the indoor play facility World King in Guro-gu, Seoul, on the 30th of last month. Provided by Guro-gu.

Children from Dream Start are taking part in play activities at the indoor play facility World King in Guro-gu, Seoul, on the 30th of last month. Provided by Guro-gu.

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Dream Start is a program that provides integrated, tailored health, education, and welfare services to children aged 12 and under from vulnerable groups and their families. The district organized this program to support the children’s physical development and emotional well-being.


At the activity held on October 30 at the indoor play facility World King on Gyeongin-ro, 41 children and 27 guardians took part. The children used play equipment, including a ball pit and trampolines, and tried augmented reality (AR) games. Child Integrated Case Managers will visit each household to deliver the admission passes in person. The children can visit the facility with their guardians.


World King also donated admission passes to Dream Start children and their guardians in March. Taking into account the high satisfaction among participants at the time, the district chose the same venue and expanded the number of recipients. One guardian who took part said, "Seeing my child having fun helped ease the burden of childcare, even if only for a little while."



District Mayor Jang Inhong said, "I hope the children will experience a variety of activities, spend time with their peers, and grow up healthy," adding, "We will continue to make active use of local resources to provide children with a variety of opportunities to try new things."


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