Mutual Cultural Policy Projects

A venue for residents of diverse cultures to communicate, enjoy, and come together.

Eligibility
- All Guro District residents
Content
- Activities promoting harmony among residents of various cultures, such as experiential booths, celebratory performances, contests, and more.

Civil-Government-Academic Policy Council

Composition
- About 40 members, including representatives from multicultural organizations, associations, and individuals interested in multicultural policies.
Content
- As a tripartite policy council, it seeks to identify diverse issues, plan festivals, hold discussions on specific tasks, and conduct regular meetings.

Supporting the stable settlement of multicultural families and their daily life.

Composition
- Outreach education (Korean language training, parental education, services for children's daily life, etc.), support for children's language development, translation and interpretation, counseling, and family education.
How to Participate
- Consult with the Family Center first (eligibility and criteria vary by program).

An educational outreach program for marriage immigrant women and their children in multicultural families.

Eligibility
- Marriage immigrant women and children in multicultural families.
Content
- Korean language education, parenting education, and more.

Promoting active communication between local and foreign residents and enhancing the self-reliance of their gatherings.

Eligibility
- Support groups for foreign and multicultural civil organizations, non-profit entities, and both local and foreign residents.
Content
- Financial support for group activities, as well as facilitating presentations and sharing between groups.

Engaging in local governance and community activities alongside both local and foreign residents.

Eligibility
- 30 local and foreign residents interested in establishing a city with mutual cultural understanding.
Content
- Involvement in community activities, including promoting mutual cultural initiatives, and offering cultural experiences through talent donation.

Enhancing the Korean language communication abilities of marriage immigrant women.

Eligibility
- Marriage immigrant women (residency not restricted to Guro District).
Content
- Class assignment based on Korean language proficiency level, new members will be assigned to a class after a placement assessment.

A monthly family program designed to strengthen family bonds, facilitate role distribution, and encourage democratic communication.

Eligibility
- Families raising minor children.
Content
- Family Love Day: Various programs offered every month.
- Parent-Child Relationship Enhancement Program: Multicultural families with children aged between 5 and 13.
- Invincible Father-Son Baseball Team: Fathers and their sons (from 3rd grade in elementary school to 3rd grade in middle school) residing in Guro District.

A program offering education and gatherings to assist marriage immigrant women in integrating into Korean society.

Eligibility
- Marriage immigrant women
Programs
- Basic Korean Language Class (Consonants and Vowels): From learning basic Korean consonants and vowels to engaging in simple everyday conversations.
- Korean Cooking Class: Education about seasonal Korean ingredients and culinary culture, accomp anied by hands-on cooking less ons
- Employment Support: Part-time childcare services for multicultural families, along with courses on the Korean economy and employment opportunities.