The Anyang Youth Foundation's temporary youth shelter conducted a "school outreach campaign" on October 16 at Shinsung Middle School, engaging approximately 632 students.
According to the foundation, the initiative aimed to help youth understand the role of youth shelters and the support available to them, as well as to provide information on where to seek help in crisis situations.
The event featured a hands-on program called "Puzzle Fun with the Shelter," which guided participants through the main functions and support services of youth shelters.
Through this experience, the youth became more familiar with the shelter and gained an understanding of the importance of runaway prevention and youth protection.
Participants engaged in puzzle activities to learn about the roles and services offered by youth shelters.
This campaign was significant in helping youth feel more comfortable with the shelter and understand that they can receive support from relevant organizations in times of need.
The "school outreach" initiative aims to collaborate with local schools to disseminate information on youth protection and to identify at-risk youth early, connecting them with necessary support.
Meanwhile, the Anyang temporary youth shelter plans to continue its youth protection activities in collaboration with local schools and related organizations, ensuring that youth can grow up in a safe environment.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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