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Seongdong-gu to Improve Living Conditions for Mentally Ill Residents Through Organization and Storage Consulting
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- Seongdong-gu in Seoul is pursuing a service for mental healing through organization and storage to improve the living environment of people with chronic mental illness.
- From July to December in the second half of the year, four hands-on training sessions will be held for 15 district residents, including organizing bathrooms and wardrobes.
- After the training, experts will visit participants' homes to provide step-by-step coaching, and the district head said a dense support network will be built through public-private cooperation.
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