User Guide
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Osan Glocal Maehol Regional Children's Center
The Osan Glocal Maehol Community Children's Center is a child welfare facility established to support the safe after-school lives of local children and to promote their emotional stability and balanced growth. It fosters the holistic development of children through individualized learning support, care services, and cultural activities, and is creating an environment within the village where children can grow up healthy based on cooperation with the local community.
Address: 28 Bakdong-gil, Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do
Phone number: 031-376-8488
Osan Glocal Yangmun Regional Children's Center
The Osan Glocal Yangmun Community Children's Center supports the safe living of children with emotional difficulties and those from low-income families, and operates integrated learning, care, and emotional recovery programs. It has established itself as a space that fosters children's self-esteem and social skills through autonomous child self-governance activities and ecological sensitivity education, while pursuing child-centered, participatory education.
Address: 22 Nupsaero, Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do
Phone number: 031-375-1259
Osan City Hamkkejaram Branch No. 4
Hamkkejaram Branch No. 4 is a space that supports the self-directed growth of elementary school children and adolescents after school. It operates various project-based activities designed to foster independence, in addition to after-school care. Through programs centered on peer cooperation and social participation, it helps children develop the strength to plan and execute their own lives.
Address: 39, Hyeonchung-ro 72beon-gil, Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do (2nd floor of the commercial building in front of Eungye Hyundai Apartment, Eungye-dong)
Phone number: 031-373-4853
Osan City Hamkkejaram Branch No. 13
Hamkkejaram Branch No. 13 is a space dedicated to realizing both community-based care and the social growth of children. Through project-centered activities planned and participated in by the children themselves, it fosters problem-solving and expressive skills, functioning as a practical learning center where children learn together with the village.
Address: 2nd floor of the daycare center building, 65 Naesammi-ro, Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do (Sucheong-dong, The Sharp Osan Central)
Phone number: 0507-1326-4831
Osan City Hamkkejaram Branch No. 20
Hamkkejaram Branch No. 20 is a space that provides a stable daily routine and learning environment for children in need of care, while simultaneously realizing their right to participation and autonomy through experiential activities and community projects linked to the local community. We support children so that they can take the lead in their own lives, rather than simply beings to be protected.
Address: 142 Naesammi-ro, Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do (Naesammi-dong, Osan Univ. Station Hoban Summit)
Phone number: 0507-1356-2911
Osan Glocal Social Cooperative
Osan Glocal Social Cooperative is a non-profit social cooperative established to support local children and adolescents in growing up healthy and developing the strength to live independently within the local community.
With the vision of "Children raised together by the village, a village where children are happy," this cooperative operates various welfare and educational services to resolve blind spots in childcare within the region.
Currently, Osan Glocal Social Cooperative operates five child and youth institutions in Osan City (Osan Glocal Maehol Regional Child Center, Osan Glocal Yangmun Regional Child Center, and Hamkke Jaram Branches 4, 13, and 20), and each institution is making tangible changes in the lives of local children based on core keywords such as care, learning, emotional support, independence, and participation.
In addition, we are fostering children's autonomy, social skills, and community sensitivity through various activities tailored to the times, such as child self-governance, ecological environment education, media literacy, and village-based projects, and are building a sustainable care ecosystem through collaboration with guardians, schools, and the local community.