The Incheon Michuhol-gu Youth Center (Director Ko Seok-chan) announced on July 9 that it has been selected for the "2026 Welfare Support Project (Facility Reinforcement)" hosted by the Community Chest of Korea in Incheon, and will push forward with a facility environment improvement project to enhance the safety and comfort of youth spaces.
 [The Korean Today] View of the Michuhol-gu Youth Center undergoing facility improvements © Reporter Kim Mi-hee |
This project is designed to overcome the limitations of the current facility conditions due to its temporary relocation, and to create a safe space for youth. The center plans to focus on leak prevention and floor environment improvements.
In particular, the center has achieved the feat of being selected for four public projects over the past three months, including the 2026 Facility Reinforcement Project, Humanities on the Road, Youth-led E-sports Project, and the Child and Youth Care Program, securing an additional 30 million won in external funding.
As of July this year, the center has secured more than 60 million won in external funding. Based on this, the center plans to expand youth programs, create safe facilities, and strengthen community services.
Ko Seok-chan, director of the Michuhol-gu Youth Center, said, "As this is a space where youth spend a lot of time, creating a safe and comfortable environment is of the utmost importance. We will do our best to help youth grow under better conditions through this project."
[ Reporter Kim Mi-hee: incheonsouth@thekoreantoday.com ]
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