Gwachon City Corporation, in collaboration with the Gwachon Health Center, conducted a health promotion campaign on October 7 for employees and visitors at the community center.
According to the corporation, the event aimed to inform citizens about easily implementable health management methods in their daily lives and to raise awareness about healthy habits, including physical activity and balanced diets.
The campaign featured an interactive program themed 'Eat Well, Walk More, Sit Less.'
Participants spun a roulette to identify one of three action items: 'Eat Well' for practicing balanced nutrition, 'Walk More' to increase physical activity, and 'Sit Less' to reduce prolonged sitting and encourage movement throughout the day.
Additionally, information on health topics such as atopy prevention was provided, along with guidance on health management methods that citizens can reference in their daily lives.
The campaign was jointly organized by the Gwachon Health Center and Gwachon City Corporation.
The Gwachon Health Center supported the event with information on healthy living, participation programs, and giveaways, while the corporation managed the event space, operations, and promotions.
A corporation official stated, “Health management begins with small habits that can be consistently practiced in daily life rather than grand changes,” adding, “We will continue to collaborate with local agencies to create health promotion programs that citizens can participate in without burden.”
Looking ahead, the corporation plans to support citizens' health practices and continue various health promotion activities that can be felt in everyday life through collaboration with community organizations.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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