Civil Servants Hiking with People with Disabilities

Civil servants recently embarked on a hiking trip with people with disabilities. They are members of the Osan City Hall Mountain Hiking Club (Sanwoohoe), led by Chairman Lee Yong-seok.

On the 9th, these members went hiking on Geombong Mountain in Gangchon with people with disabilities from Sungsim Social Welfare Facility located within the city.

The hiking trip was joined by 50 enthusiast members of the city hall mountain hiking club and 45 people with disabilities and instructors from Sungsim Social Welfare Facility.

Additionally, after completing the hike, a performance by the people with disabilities and the Osan City Hall rock band 'Free Bird of Osan' added to the enjoyment of the outing.

Lee Mo, a 16-year-old student with disabilities who participated in the hike, said, “Though my body was tired from this hike, I felt a sense of accomplishment and confidence from conquering the mountain peak, and I am grateful to the civil servants who also provided such an entertaining performance.”

Lee Yong-seok, chairman of the mountain hiking club and chief of the Traffic Administration Division, emphasized, “Our city hall mountain hiking club, which loves mountains and nature, will continue to move forward with all members practicing the joy of volunteering to achieve happiness that grows as we share more.”

The Osan City Hall Mountain Hiking Club has 60 members and is a hobby group of civil servants who love mountains. While engaging in recreational activities, the club annually practices hiking trips with people with disabilities and volunteer work for those in need.