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Sinsa-dong Expands Emotional Support for Middle-Aged and Older Single-Person Households Through Pottery Experience
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- On the 2nd, Sinsa-dong in Gangnam-gu held a pottery experience program for middle-aged and older single-person households.
- The program was organized by the Sinsa-dong Community Service Center and the Sinsa-dong Community Social Security Council, and 10 middle-aged and older single-person household members made ceramic plates.
- Sinsa-dong said it will run a follow-up program linked to this program in November.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 신사동, 도예 체험으로 중장년 1인가구 정서적 지지 확대
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