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Incheon Metropolitan Council Culture and Welfare Committee Visits Incheon Social Service Institute for First Time
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- The 10th Incheon Metropolitan Council Culture and Welfare Committee visited the Incheon Social Service Institute on its first field visit since its launch and discussed pending issues.
- Chairman Choe Jae-hyeon and eight other committee members visited on the 15th, discussing integrated care projects and support measures for vulnerable groups, including isolated and withdrawn young people.
- The 24-hour loneliness counseling call center operates with a budget of 500 million won and 12 staff members, and committee members urged that it be promoted and run without disruption.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 인천시의회 문화복지위원회, 인천사서원 첫 현장방문
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