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Gajok ON Camp follow-up meeting continues changes in family communication after a month of practice
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- The Bucheon Youth Counseling and Welfare Center has concluded the follow-up meeting 'Gajok ON Camp Part2. Uri Gajok Dasi ON' for families who participated in Gajok ON Camp.
- On August 22 and 29, 18 families, including first-grade elementary school children and their guardians, took part in a customized three-session program.
- Participants shared their experiences of practicing family media use rules for a month after the camp, and the center said it plans to expand family-centered programs.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 가족ON캠프 사후모임, 한 달간의 실천으로 가족 소통 변화 이어가
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