Suwon City Produces 'Suwon Village' Lifestyle Guide for Newly Relocated Residents

[Suwon Ilbo = Reporter Seo Dong-young] Suwon City announced on the 7th that it has produced 'Suwon Village,' a lifestyle guide that allows newly relocated residents to check at a glance various living information including employment, welfare, and culture.

The 103-page lifestyle guide contains 91 pieces of living information across 8 fields: ▲administration ▲employment and welfare ▲culture and tourism ▲sports ▲safety and health ▲transportation ▲environment ▲and humanities.

In the 'administration' section, residents can find information about Suwon City's Human Call Center (1899-3300), where they can freely inquire about various civil service consultations or report inconveniences and receive quick guidance from professional consultants, the status of unmanned civil service issuance machines (74 locations), free legal consultation, and SNS information (KakaoTalk, Facebook) for quickly checking city news.

The 'employment and welfare' section provides essential information including the Suwon City Job Center and district administrative welfare centers' job consultation services for job seekers and employers, youth support programs, emergency assistance for households in crisis, and customized care services for the elderly.

The 'culture and tourism' section showcases major tourist attractions and cultural facilities representing Suwon, including information about Hwaseong Fortress and Hwaseong Palace (operating hours, admission fees, etc.) and various facilities such as Suwon City Art Museum Ipark, Suwon Traditional Culture Center, and Suwon Museum.

The 'safety and health' section provides information about 'Suwon Citizens Safety Insurance,' which offers insurance compensation when Suwon residents experience unexpected accidents due to disasters or fires, Suwon City Health Centers and mental health-related centers, the tap water safety verification system, and neighborhood water quality information.

'Suwon Village' can be accessed by anyone through the Suwon City website (www.suwon.go.kr) by clicking 'Suwon Village Lifestyle Guide E-book' under 'Integrated Civil Service → Guide for Newly Relocated Residents.' Residents can also obtain a free copy by visiting their district administrative welfare center.

Park Ran-ja, head of the Citizen Volunteer Division, said, "Since first publishing the lifestyle guide for newly relocated residents in 2015, Suwon City has been releasing revised editions every year," and added, "We hope that 'Suwon Village,' which carefully curates essential living information, will be helpful to our citizens."