Guro-gu held an opening ceremony for the relocation of the district-run Hanuri Senior Center on the 30th.
Expanded from 50.28㎡ to 126.9㎡… Ground floor exercise and relaxation space, 1st floor for grandmothers only, 2nd floor for grandfathers only
This opening ceremony was held to expand the existing cramped rental facility by purchasing a building so that more residents can use it.
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[Korean Today] Photo provided by Guro-gu press team The opening ceremony for the expanded relocation of the Guro-gu Hanuri Senior Center was held on the 30th. |
The opening ceremony was attended by about 50 people, including Acting Guro-gu Mayor Eom Eui-sik, city and district council members, and senior center officials, and the event was held in the following order: opening declaration, greetings, facility tour, and commemorative photo shoot.
The newly relocated Gurip Hanuri Senior Center (161-14 Gamasan-ro) expanded its existing space of only 50.28㎡ to 126.9㎡, allowing seniors to use the space from the ground floor to the second floor in a wider and cleaner environment.
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[Korean Today] Photo provided by Guro-gu press team Um Eui-sik at the opening ceremony of the Guro-gu Hanuri Senior Center held on the 30th Acting Guro-gu Mayor Kwon is giving a speech. © Reporter Park Soo-jin |
The district completed the remodeling by carrying out interior and exterior construction work, including ▲stairs demolition and rearrangement, ▲space rearrangement, ▲structural reinforcement, and ▲furniture and home appliance support.
In particular, the first floor is exclusively for grandmothers and the second floor is exclusively for grandfathers, allowing for comfortable rest, and the ground floor is equipped with an exercise and rest area to promote the health of the elderly, which is expected to add vitality to the elderly’s daily lives in a pleasant environment.
A Guro-gu official said, “We hope that the seniors will make precious memories at the newly renovated Hanuri Senior Center, which has become a space for healthy leisure activities and communication,” and added, “We will continue to do our best for the health and happiness of the seniors.”
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