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Seoul Expands 'Guardian' Training for Isolated Youth to 20 Weeks, Launching Parent- and Family-Centered Safety Net
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- The Seoul Metropolitan Government is expanding its 'Guardian Training' program for parents and families of isolated and reclusive youth into a combined 20-week course with basic and advanced levels.
- The city plans to train 240 graduates a year through four sessions, each with 30 participants in weekday classes and 30 in weekend classes, at the Seoul Youth Gijigae Center, the city said.
- Parents of isolated or reclusive youth aged 19 to 39 living in Seoul can apply online until July 4, and the first session starts July 12.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 서울시, 고립·은둔 청년 위한 ‘지킴이 양성교육’ 20주 확대…부모·가족 중심 안전망 구축 본격화
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