Gyeonggi Province Holds Integrated Briefing Session for 2020 Community Support Projects

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hoon] The '2020 Gyeonggi Community Support Project Integrated Briefing Session' will be held a total of six times from December 2nd to 13th in six regional hub cities across the province, including Goyang, Icheon, Namyangju, Siheung, Seongnam, and Hwaseong.

Hosted by Gyeonggi Province and the Gyeonggi Community Support Center, this briefing session was organized to enhance policy accessibility to Gyeonggi Province's community support projects and increase residents' understanding of community projects being promoted by field and growth stage.

The briefing sessions held in six regions will begin with the first regional session on December 2nd at 2 p.m. at the Grand Hall of Deokyang-gu Office in Goyang, followed by ▲December 3rd at 2 p.m. at the Grand Hall of Seo Hee Youth Culture Center in Icheon (Region 2) ▲December 9th at 2 p.m. at the Multi-purpose Hall of Namyangju Youth Training Center (Region 3) ▲December 10th at 2 p.m. at the Youth Station Coliving Lab in Siheung (Region 4) ▲December 11th at 2 p.m. at the Seminar Room of Pangyo Startup Campus in Seongnam (Region 5) ▲December 13th at the Nuri Hall of Jungnam-myeon Administrative Welfare Center in Hwaseong (Region 6).
The briefing session will feature various programs to enhance residents' understanding of community projects, including ▲detailed explanations of the 2020 Gyeonggi Province community support project direction ▲information on major project contents and schedules ▲consulting by project ▲promotion of support projects by Gyeonggi Province's related community departments.
Any provincial resident interested in community activities may participate. For more information, please contact the Gyeonggi Province Community Support Division (031-8008-4835), the Gyeonggi Community Support Center Headquarters (031-852-2299), or the Southern Office (031-271-2299).

The Director of the Southwest Communication and Governance Bureau stated, "Through Gyeonggi Province's community support projects, we are gradually expanding community autonomy where residents participate directly and communicate. This is strengthening communication between neighbors, and communities throughout the province are increasingly becoming desirable places to live," and expressed the hope that "this integrated briefing session will enhance residents' understanding of Gyeonggi Province's community policy and serve as an opportunity to advance the support projects to the next level."

Meanwhile, the province is discovering and nurturing 1,142 community organizations (16,044 people) by promoting sustainable community foundation building, resident capacity strengthening, and expansion of community growth models through this year's community support projects.