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Incheon Youth Future Center Helps Youth Regain Daily Life Through Home-Cooked Meals
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- The Incheon Youth Future Center is running home-cooking classes twice a month from April to October for socially isolated young adults.
- Twelve young adults have participated, and on the 4th a special Chuseok-preparation pancake program was held, filling all 11 seats.
- Due to the positive response to home-cooking classes, the center is launching one-day classes this month, in which 12 young adults will participate.
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