Boxing Classes Open for Multicultural Youth and Youth from Immigrant Backgrounds

Hwasun-gun Sports Council and Hwasun-gun Family Center Sign Agreement
Cooperate from Identifying Participants Through Program Operation

A boxing class for multicultural youth and youth from immigrant backgrounds, who have limited opportunities to participate in sports, will be held in Hwasun.

The Hwasun-gun Sports Council has signed a business agreement with the Hwasun-gun Family Center and will run the "2026 Happy Sharing Boxing Class" for disadvantaged youth, multicultural youth, and youth from immigrant backgrounds.

The Hwasun County Sports Council, in partnership with the Hwasun County Family Center, is running the “2026 Happiness Sharing Boxing Class” for marginalized groups and youth from multicultural and immigrant backgrounds. Provided by the Hwasun County Sports Council.

The program aims to expand young people's opportunities to participate in sports and help improve their physical and emotional health as well as their ability to adapt to society.

Professional instructors will lead the classes. Participants will progress through basic fitness training and boxing fundamentals in stages, with instruction tailored to their fitness and skill levels to ensure their safety.

The two organizations will work together from identifying and recruiting participants through to running the program. They plan to support young people in continuing to participate in sports.

A Hwasun-gun Sports Council official said, "We hope this program will help young people grow even more."

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