Wonju City establishes three additional independent part-time childcare classes in Jungang-dong, Munmak-eup, and Heungeop-myeon
Quick Look
Wonju City announced on the 2nd that it has increased accessibility to childcare services for infants aged 6 to 36 months by adding three independent part-time childcare classes to three daycare centers in Jungang-dong, Munmak-eup, and Heungeop-myeon.
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Why It Matters
Wonju City designated an additional independent class to reduce the gap in childcare service use, especially in areas where there were no part-time childcare providers previously.
New independent classes established in Jungang-dong, Munmak-eup, and Heungeop-myeon... For infants under 6 to 36 months of age
(Wonju = Yonhap News) Reporter Lim Bo-yeon = Wonju City, Gangwon-do, added three independent classes to three part-time child care providers to ease the temporary burden of care for home-based child care households.
Additional designated places are Jungpyeong Daycare Center in Jungang-dong, Hana Daycare Center in Munmak-eup, and Forest Sori Daycare Center in Heungeop-myeon.
These daycare centers have been providing part-time childcare services since the 1st.
This additional designation focused on regions where there were no existing part-time child care providers, focusing on reducing the gap in child care service use between regions.
The city previously operated 7 independent classes and 6 integrated classes.
Part-time childcare is a project that supports infants aged 6 months to 36 months who do not use daycare centers to use designated daycare centers at the times they need to.
Guardians who wish to use the service can make a reservation in advance through the Isarang Portal.
Lee Jang-won, head of the city's childcare department, said on the 2nd, "We will continue to expand the part-time childcare base so that you can leave your children with peace of mind when you need them."
Open Questions
- What will be the utilization rate of the added independent classes?
- Are there any budget plans to expand part-time childcare in the future?







