Gangnam Youth Center
Teen Club Festival
A
club festival, ‘CLUB DAY’ was organized along with 12 clubs and 239 teens on
November 9th (Saturday) in the fornt yard of Gangnam Youth Center.
Each club prepared a booth and each wrote a ‘To Do List’ to decorate the
Christmas tree. The economy club G.E.T and Suseo Middle School economy club
S.E.S opened a ‘Reuse, Reduce, Recycle’ also known as ‘Ahnabada’ market and
donated the days total sales profit for the marginalized adolescents.
YMCA and YWCA Joint Service
Seoul
YWCA held a joint service on the theme of ‘agents of change’ during the week of
World YMCA&YWCA International fellowship. Female theologian Choi Man Ja
preached on the words of ‘Powers of Change: Discontinuity, Pity, Livelihood,
Wisdom’, and each participant took their time to put one’s vows into a
patchwork. The offerings of the day were sent to Milyang residents who are
struggling to oppose the construction of a transmission tower.
Department for Adults Education
In-depth leadership education for
businesswomen
The
adult division opened an in-depth businesswomen leadership development program
‘Job & Tomorrow Up’ on November
19th (Tuesday). During orientation self-introductions were made and
the importance of change was learned. Expert advice and collective coaching
were done to resolve realistic tasks and challenges of businesswomen. There are
23 participants in the completing class, and 12 who have participated in the
new class. The program is expected to proceed until January of next year.
Garak Social Welfare Center
The 6th
Family Kite Flying
On November 16th (Saturday), Garak comprehensive social
welfare center and 160 local residents proceeded with the 6th family
kite flying activity held in Hangang Park. Starting with stretches and
exercises, families and neighbors proceeded with watching world kites, and made
creative kites. Lastly a kite-flying contest was held to conclude the wonderful
memories held on an autumn day.
Department for Youth
Y-Teen
fundraising bazaar for Myanmar community serive
The Teen division on November 23rd
(Saturday) held a Y-teen fundraising bazaar for Myanmar community service
project from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thirty Y-teen members participated to raise
funds for college students for the Myanmar community service project that will
take place starting on January 15th. Y-teen members who participated
in the bazaar hoped that these small gestures will help fulfill a larger
purpose.
Yeongdeungpo Women Resources Development Center
Business
transitional education ‘Starting up a Coffee’ process
On November 7th (Thursday)
at Yeongdeungpo Women Resource Development Center, businessmen who are planning
on changing their type of business, and eleven businessmen who went out of
business, took a business transitional education ‘Starting up a Coffee’ class.
Participants learned about a founder’s mind, marketing strategies, and analyzed
case studies. Overall participants had a time to understand about starting up a
business.
Sungdong Youth Center
Alternative
School ‘Tong’ extracurricular activities ‘Hand Factory’
At Sungdong Youth Cultural Center
Alternative School ‘Tong’ on January 14th, an extracurricular
activity ‘Hand Factory,’ a non-verbal arts and crafts activity, was organized
in hopes to release internal stress. Teens who participated in the activity had
time to make clocks, clay pots, and miniatures to reflects on and express one’s
inner side.
Nowon
Human
Network Club Meeting
On November 15th (Friday),
six mentor-mentee human network program clubs that were active for a year, met
at Nowon Women Resource Development Center. Club members offered words of
encouraged for the efforts the clubs made to develop employment capabilities
and gave each other further support.
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