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Yeonsu-gu Dream Start and Deohagi Integrated Development Center Sign Child Psychological Support Agreement
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- On the 8th, Yeonsu-gu Dream Start signed a business agreement with the Deohagi Integrated Development Center to support the mental health of children from vulnerable groups.
- Eligible children can receive comprehensive psychological testing and psychotherapy with a co-payment of 3,000 to 20,000 won.
- The two organizations plan to identify children in need of emotional support early and link them to testing and treatment programs.
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