The Rural Hope Foundation successfully held an explanation meeting for the "2026 Rural-type Childcare Service Support Project."

Published 2025년 10월 23일

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[Rural and Fisheries Newspaper=Reporter Park Yu-sin] The Korea Rural Hope Foundation (Chairman Park Sang-hee) successfully held an explanation meeting on the "2026 Rural-type Childcare Service Support Project" at the Uam Hall in Daejeon Station on the 22nd, with about 140 people in attendance, including local government officials and relevant agency representatives. This meeting provided a detailed explanation of the implementation direction and specific operational plans for the rural-type childcare service support project to be carried out next year, and also included an exchange of opinions on current issues such as the increase in the age limit for weekend care support targets. Attendees were able to understand the specific direction of the project's implementation and policy improvement measures. Notably, the project plan for next year includes early morning care (7-9 AM.

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The Rural Hope Foundation of Korea (Chairman Park Sang-hee) successfully held an explanation meeting for the "2026 Rural Childcare Service Support Project" on the 22nd at the Uam Hall in Daejeon Station, with about 140 participants from local governments and related agencies. At this meeting, detailed explanations were provided on the direction and specific operational plans for the rural childcare service support project to be implemented next year, and opinions were exchanged on current issues such as the increase in the age limit for weekend care support. This allowed participants to understand the specific direction of the project and policy improvement measures. In particular, the project plan for next year includes pilot operations for gap childcare during times not currently covered by care, such as early morning care (7-9 AM), which attracted more attention. Woo Man-soo, Secretary General of the Rural Hope Foundation, said, "The rural childcare service support project is ...

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